A Picture Says 1,000 Words - Page 70

On March 24 2012 03:20 Kindred wrote:
100,000 students from all over quebec gathered to protest against tuition hikes
(heres a time lapse of the people passing through a street)

http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1299405576001?bckey=AQ~~,AAAAAGfIbVE~,L68y7l674c_J0jBvyomzyDYTTKst71Y0&bctid=1525068418001

A red flag over Berlin

On April 19 2012 18:02 danbel1005 wrote:
Gotta love this pic ^^ Nony Fighting.
If u follow Nony, and I now u do cuz, seriously, who doesnt?...u might remember one of his vblogs, i think its his very first one a few months ago, he talks about few things...well long story short

If u watched that vblog u'll probably understand why Im posting this pic.
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On April 20 2012 13:08 Mjolnir wrote:


Jesus Christ. This shit doesn't belong in this thread.

You look at the pictures here that suit the thread and they're powerful, moving images that say something about the world we live in, it's history and people's struggles, tragedies and triumphs.

An image of a gamer vlogging doesn't belong here at all. Look at the post that follows yours - that's a picture that, while graphic and depressing as all fuck, actually has merit in this thread. A fucking picture of Tyler / Nony just looks absurd in comparison.

It's worse than the images of video games people plop in here.

EDIT: Removed a fuck-ton of expletives.

On April 20 2012 13:37 deo1 wrote:


The point is that Tyler struggles with depression but he looks very happy here. It may be one person's struggle, but it's relevant to this community. At the least, the post has more merit here than yours.

Customers crowd a truck to buy cheap sacks of potatoes sold directly by farmers at cost price in the northern Greek town of Thessaloniki, on March 2, 2012. Farmers in northern Greece have joined forces with local residents to provide cheap produce to the people, who make orders by email, and also to help producers who say they are being squeezed by middlemen. Similar "solidarity" actions have started to be organized in other Greek cities.

A drug addict lays on the ground in central Athens.