An absolute unit can be just about any person, place, or thing. A bear, a squirrel, even a real chonky chair could qualify. It just has to be large and in charge. When you're in awe of the size of that lad, you know you're looking at an absolute unit.
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Via mikeybrgn
"It's Moby dck!"
Michael Bergin had himself an aquatic adventure the likes of which the rest of us can only dream of having.
Well, at least he acted like it. The very excitable Bostonian (actually his Facebook profile says he's from Malden, MA, which is just outside Boston) landed the fish of his dreams and goes fckin' insane during the whole f*ckin' adventure.
Posted by Michael Bergin on Thursday, September 17, 2015
And you lucky bastard get to see the whole f*ckin' start of the f*ckin' thing right here, bro:
Today was a great way to end summer thank u
Posted by Michael Bergin on Thursday, September 17, 2015
This glorious man guesses that it's everything from a baby whale to a tuna.
We're almost positive it's an ocean sunfish, which do indeed swim in the Atlantic. A few of the Facebook commenters agreed with us.
This is the largest medieval manuscript in existence - The Codex Gigas
Via randomawful
If you have more money than good sense and the spirit of a true Texan, you can bid on this beast here.
