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“El tiburón, el tiburón, se la llevó.”

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Os acordáis de cuando era ella la famosa, y no Scarlett Johansson?

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Women suffer from more nightmares than men, but men are more likely to dream of sexual intercourse.

In other totally awesome news, men are also stronger and able to pee directionally while stood up :D

fuckyeahfacts:

British psychologist Jennie Parker asked about 200 18-to-25 year olds to keep a dream diary, and found that not only do the gals have more nightmares than the guys, but that their nightmares are more emotionally intense and psychologically significant.

Confirming the male’s horndog status, Parker also discovered that men have more dreams involving sexual activity, and when a woman does dream of sex, it is less likely to contain actual intercourse.

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The Ingoing, fuente sin par de imágenes violentas, perturbadoras y elegantes, todo a la vez.

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Yo nunca lo había dudado: tras el apocalipsis también hay tiempo para el amor. Aunque es un amor traicionero. Ella está conchabada con los tres apocalilas de detrás, cuyo lider es el del trabuco. La cosa tiene mal final.

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The Female Truth »

“The fundamental defect of the female character is a lack of a sense of justice. This originates first and foremost in their want of rationality and capacity for reflexion but it is strengthened by the fact that, as the weaker sex, they are driven to rely not on force but on cunning: hence their instinctive subtlety and their ineradicable tendency to tell lies: for, as nature has equipped the lion with claws and teeth, the elephant with tusks, the wild boar with fangs, the bull with horns and the cuttlefish with ink, so it has equipped woman with the power of dissimulation as her means of attack and defence, and has transformed into this gift all the strength it has bestowed on man in the form of physical strength and the power of reasoning. Dissimulation is thus inborn in her and consequently to be found in the stupid woman almost as often as in the clever one.”

—Arthur Schopenhauer, On Women