Baron Munchausen
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@culturaliteral1 That does look cool, but only if you have friends playing with you. 😉
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@EZorreras All the cops: Weeeeeell weeeeeell what've we got here now? You've gotta be shitting me!
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@gofishh77 Talk about being judgemental... Maybe she enjoys getting out of the house. Seeing people living their lives. Being one of society, and a productive member at that. She's no beggar. She doesn't need hand outs. This is wierd...😳
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@CinematicEye_ No homeless people hanging out!!! In the US skateparks are flooded with lowlife scum. You don't want to go there. 😅
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@wesbury CTE? Please... In the end, the dude was just one of us. A normal guy...
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This is so sad. It makes me think…public adoration is not the pinnacle of anyone’s life. He had demons…we all do…And I doubt he was searching for public adoration. But he had it. It didn’t matter in the end. RIP.
Lesson: more followers doesn’t make your life better.
JT@jeantrudel83
Assez frappant comme contraste. Lundi Claude Lemieux au Centre Bell. Beau bonhomme, en forme, 60 ans, une femme et 4 enfants. Aujourd’hui on apprend qu’il a mis fin à ses jours. 🔵⚪️💔
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@_FORAB The grass is always greener on the other side. Assuming he is making a living on his own, he's got it made!!! What's he crying about?! He's just lonely, and that's normal, even with a partner... We all have to wake up in the morning, grind, run errands, deal with BS, etc.
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@Brink_Thinker Landed it, and even recovered... Amazing skill! 😂 That was hot!
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@copy_paste23 Everything we eat looks disgusting at one point. Lobsters are very very good, but they're expensive. Prepared and cooked right, they are a delicacy. Grow up and stop eating frozen foods.
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@bayrakmedya No freedom or independence in his childhood that's for sure. All about the common good. But I think the point is that he was a happy kid who loved his dad. Lucky guy.
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📢 Vladimir Putin:
▪️ Babamı bir gün bile sarhoş görmedim. Hayatım boyunca böyle bir şeye asla şahit olmadım. Annemden bahsetmiyorum bile, o zaten bambaşkaydı...
▪️ Ondan hiçbir zaman tek bir çirkin ya da kırıcı söz işitmedim. Bakın, burada yine sadece babamı anlatıyorum, annemin nezaketine daha sıra bile gelmedi.
▪️ Büyük sorumluluklar, her zaman en küçük detaylarda kendini gösterir. Babamın o loş apartman merdivenindeki hâli hâlâ gözlerimin önündedir. Ortak paylaşımlı mütevazı bir dairede yaşıyorduk ve elektrik sayacı sahanlıktaydı.
▪️ Faturalarını ödemek için o sayaç başında nasıl titizlikle uğraştığını, devletine borçlu kalmamak için kuruşu kuruşuna nasıl deftere not ettiğini çok iyi hatırlıyorum. Hayatında hiçbir şeyi ertelemez, her işini tam zamanında yapardı.
▪️ Babam, her sabah istisnasız saat tam 06.00'da, radyoda Sovyetler Birliği marşı çalmaya başladığı an kapıyı çeker ve gururla işinin yolunu tutardı.
▪️ İşte ben; böyle vakur bir babanın yetiştirdiği evladım.


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@HistorianUSA1 Not the kind of job where anybody lasts. They rotate often no?
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A doorbell camera captures two Soldiers—one a battle-hardened Sergeant Major, the other an officer—standing at a family’s door in full dress uniform. They wait with quiet dignity, heads up, eyes steady. The weight of what they’re there to do is written on their faces.
They’re not delivering good news.
As we approach Memorial Day, it’s easy to post flags and barbecues. But this is the real cost. Since our nation’s founding, as many as 1.4 million American service members have made the ultimate sacrifice—fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters—who never came home.
Every Gold Star family knows that knock. Every folded flag, every name on a wall, every empty seat at the table carries a story of love, duty, and unbearable loss.
Tonight I’m praying for every family who’s ever answered that door. For every name we must never forget. And for the brave men and women in uniform who still carry the hardest mission of all: telling a family their hero is gone.
We owe them everything.
Freedom isn’t free. It’s given by the blood of patriotic heroes.
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@rfkenmore Why are you so bothered by what other people wear? WTF? 😂He looks fine to me... 😳
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@F0ODHub Don't be silly. Even if it were all a bit old, it'd still sell easily for $60.
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@LangmanVince This is North Korean propaganda. They wouldn't allow all of the lights to be on.
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🚨🚨🚨
جانب من وصول جورج كلوني (65 عام) وزوجته أمل علم الدين (48 عام) على السجادة الحمراء في مهرجان فينيسيا السينمائي ..
📍 في أكثر من مرة تحدث جورج كلوني عن فارق العمر بينه وبين زوجته (17 سنة) حيث قال إنه في البداية لم يكن يفكر كثيرًا في موضوع العمر ، لأن العلاقة جاءت بشكل طبيعي وسريع.
وأشار مازحًا إلى أن الناس هم من يركزون على فارق العمر أكثر منهم كزوجين.
وأكد في مقابلات أن ما يجمعهما أقوى من موضوع العمر ، لأن شخصيتهما وطموحهما متقاربين جدًا.
وقال أيضًا إنه يشعر بأنه محظوظ جدًا لأنه تزوج انسانة ذكية وناجحة مثل أمل ، وليس مجرد موضوع عمر.
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@xinwendiaocha This is cool as shit! Credit to Elon for recognizing and capturing the moment. This was a monumental occasion and it appears both sides stepped up!
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@alexchristy17 Back when he was on NBC after Carson... Those were the dope shows. Dave was at his best at that time. Everything else, he's sorta mainstream too much, or at least the production was.
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David Letterman tells Stephen Colbert, "I will say, and I have every right to be pissed off so I will be pissed off a little bit—because this theater, you folks wouldn’t be in this theater if it weren't for me and Stephen wouldn't be here if it weren't for me and we rebuilt this theater and then Stephen came and I look at this—it's like the Bellagio, but listen, what is wrong here?" and then says "As we all understand you can take a man's show but you can't take a man's voice, so that's the good news."
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