The new Grammy guidelines

There are a lot of options to choose from

Bronze Ritual Ewer in the Shape of a Bird, China, Shang Dynasty (12th to 8th century BCE) [827x941]

Clay Horse figure from the Shimane Prefecture,Japan during the Kofun period,6th century (1075x1116)

An emerald cameo of Goddess Minerva, set into a gold ring. Rome, 1st century A.D. [1280x1780]

Chalice of Doña Urraca from ~1060AD. A modern replica was posted to this sub - this is the original. [900x1079]

Netsuke "Toad" (Edo period, late 18th - early 19th century) [800 x 688]

Ancient Egyptian rock crystal ring, carved into the shape of a sphinx. The ring dates to the 19th-20th dynasty, or 1295-1069 BCE. [1300x1500]

The Cantalloc Aqueducts of Nazca. More than 40 were built circa 540 A.D. (1,500 years ago). [4000x3689].

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Credit: u/Pure-Pessimism

Guy on Twitter is making his dog eat his own humane SH*T. This is extremely messed up as it's some sort of Kink for this guy.

College Student Passes Away from Heat Stroke After Coaches Deny Water Break

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They had made him run up and down a steep hill seven times in a row with now break. He desperately begged for water, enough to run to the school fountain, but no water was flowing. He was found a few yards away with no response. They settled with $14M for the family out of court. A spokesperson from the Uni said they could have easily defeated the case against the family, but didn’t want to go through long legal processes. Grant had ADHD and narcolepsy, his medicine required him to maintain proper hydration, especially during exercise. The two coaches involved had mocked him during those exercises saying, “Do you think you are special and are allowed more water?” No word if the coaches were charged, but Grant’s final words to them were, “Please help me, you promised you would help me” over and over again before becoming incoherent due to the stroke.