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😳 Lisa Kudrow says the "Friends" writers were horny, harsh and way out of line.
Details: tmz.me/v7IlKcx

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Elon Musk has used SpaceX as a kind of piggy bank over the last two decades, turning to the company as a financial tool to get loans and bolster his struggling companies, according to an examination by The New York Times. nyti.ms/4w8dInZ
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In an ideal world, the fiasco involving Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini could be a private matter. We don’t live in that world anymore. Have we ever? on.wsj.com/4d3DDFB
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@RobertMidgley07 Argentina could land on the Falklands and there is nothing the United Kingdom can do
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India condemns remarks shared by Trump calling it a 'hellhole' bbc.in/48jcwng
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@Ed_Miliband Does anyone believe this crap? You destroyed Britain's energy industry and fail to take accountability
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We’re banning bonuses for energy company bosses who break the rules.
For too long our energy market hasn’t worked for families and businesses.
We’re changing that.
lbc.co.uk/article/energy…
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Smoking ban for people born after 2008 in the UK agreed bbc.in/4cEfrbq
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@healthdialectic @aakashgupta His articles are called AI By Aakash
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Pete Davidson is on pace to spend $660K removing his tattoos, and the reason it costs that much is genuinely one of the weirdest things happening inside the human body.
Tattoos are permanent because your immune system is actively holding the ink in place. White blood cells called macrophages swarm the ink, try to eat it like bacteria, fail because ink is chemically indestructible, and then just refuse to let go. They sit in your skin with the pigment trapped inside them, for life. The tattoo you see is a grid of immune cells frozen in the middle of trying to destroy something they can't.
It gets weirder. When one of those cells finally dies of old age, a nearby macrophage grabs the released ink before it can drain. Then that one dies and passes it to the next one. The tattoo is a relay race of immune cells handing off the same ink particles for 50 years.
Lasers are not erasers. They fire pulses so fast (one trillionth of a second) that they create tiny shockwaves that blow the ink into smaller pieces. The laser doesn't remove anything. It just shatters.
Here's the cruel part. The second the laser shatters the ink, fresh macrophages sprint in and swallow the pieces before your body can wash them away. You are paying a laser specialist $500 a session to break ink apart faster than your immune system can re-eat it.
And where does the ink that actually escapes go? Your lymph nodes. It piles up there. Women with tattoos have ink in their armpit lymph nodes. It shows up on mammograms. Surgeons have mistaken it for cancer.
Pete has 200+ tattoos. Each one needs 10-12 sessions because each session only wins a tiny fraction of the war. He's not buying tattoo removal. He's buying a decade-long siege against his own immune system, paid in installments of $500 shockwave blasts, while white blood cells inside his body sprint back and forth trying to eat their own ammo.
$660K to starve the cells that refuse to let him forget who he used to be.
New York Post@nypost
Pete Davidson shows off nearly bare arms in Las Vegas after dropping $200K to remove his tattoos trib.al/k8UilQZ
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The first 11 black players to play for Newcastle are: Howard Gayle, Tony Cunningham, Mirandinha, Franz Carr, Justin Fashanu, Andy Cole, Ruel Fox, Les Ferdinand, Shaka Hislop, Tino Asprilla & John Barnes.
They will all be on Wor Flags' display before kick off against Bournemouth, as part of the Show Racism The Red Card campaign. They are trailblazers who broke barriers to the icons who followed later.
On the pitch will be both Andy Cole & Tony Cunningham before kick-off, and there is a pop-up exhibition in the Milburn Stand. The exhibition shares a simple message, diversity is the backbone of our successes – in football and in society.

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UK and France to lead defensive mission in Strait of Hormuz bbc.in/4vH0oqk
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BREAKING: Sir Keir Starmer has said reopening the Strait of Hormuz is a 'global necessity and responsibility'.
European leaders have been meeting in Paris to discuss the waterway which Iran has claimed is now "open"
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@kajakallas The only reason why there is freedom of the seas is the United States
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Under international law, transit through waterways like the Strait of Hormuz must remain open and free of charge. This is what leaders made clear in their call on reopening the Strait today.
Any pay-for-passage scheme will set a dangerous precedent for global maritime routes. Iran has to abandon any plan to levy transit fees.
Europe will play its part in restoring the free flow of energy and trade, once a ceasefire takes hold.
The EU’s Aspides naval mission is already operating in the Red Sea and can be quickly strengthened to protect shipping across the region. This could be the fastest way to provide support.

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Europe has 'maybe 6 weeks of jet fuel left', energy boss warns bbc.in/4sWJtO1
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@premierleague If "Our strength is our diversity" please replace over represented black footballers with Asian footballers.
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