Sure ! 25 x LaFerrari blueprint bundle ~~$ 299 . 99 ~~ now just $ 99 . 99 ! 😱😂 <| sep |> I have a jar at the store for my coins . It ' s labeled tips . <| sep |> Hi there , I have an extra Gwent Beta Code I ' d love to offer as a giveaway . Link your favourite Witcher 3 screenshots doesn ' t matter if it was taken using Ansel or not , as long as it ' s YOURS . I ' ll PM the selected winner exactly after 12 hours from now . May the best screenarcher win ! Dedit The winner ' s been selected ! Thanks to everyone for sharing your screenshots . <| sep |> Very gross . I had fried alligator tail and didn ' t like it at all . I ' ve also had crocodile jerky and it was salty as fuck . <| sep |> Pray for her and her family . <| sep |> Reduced infant mortality is the biggest driver in pushing average human lifespan up . So is our relatively new ability to deal with trauma and illness . Loads of things that used to kill us are no big deal today . But trauma and illness are still technically premature causes of death . Humans were never just dying of old age at 30 , 40 , or even 50 . Humans live to 7080 and there ' s no evidence that was any different even thousands of years ago . It was just harder to get to those ages without dying of something else first . There ' s lots of examples in history of 70 year olds who were notable for things other than the fact they lived to 70 . If the natural human lifespan was 40 or whatever they ' d be noted for living a crazy long life . But it wasn ' t a big deal even back then . Sure they got lucky they didn ' t die of something earlier , but they weren ' t super human , they just managed to live a full lifespan and not die early .