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There are so many laws, the average person breaks around 3 every day.

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This is the best Trump impression I’ve ever seen. The voice, the facial expressions, the body movement. Perfection. 👏👏👏👏

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Now that we've successfully exposed the affair between a married NFL coach and an NFL reporter, can our crack team of national journalists please give us a quick update on the $16 billion of tax payer money that was fraudulently handed out to fake Somali daycares in Minneapolis?

Even the flûte was like “bro… I didn’t know I could do this either” 😭🎵 This absolute legend took the plastic recorder we all suffered through in 6th grade and turned it into Dire Straits’ “Sultans of Swing.” Zero shame. Maximum talent. The flute is now in therapy. #SultansOfSwing

@AlaskanCourtney Physically, 60. Mentally... We won't go there.

Don’t lie, how old are you turning in 2026? 58.

@tanylake @benkrake I usually wait until late afternoon because then the front lawn is fully shaded.

Cut your grass at noon and see how it feels

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@MickeyBoggs @bagshaw2112 Some day you're going to have to explain how you pattern match from other's posts

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July 1943. WWII. Rationing. Canned food went to troops. Fresh food barely made it to cities. USDA said: “Plant Victory Gardens. Feed yourselves.” In McPherson County, Kansas, the men were gone — drafted or working war plants in Wichita. Left behind: 42 widows, average age 67, all from German Mennonite families. Their kids called them the “Garden Grandmas.” Problem: no men to plow. No gas for tractors. County had 1 horse left — blind in one eye. So Grandma Hilda Penner, 71, organized them. They used push plows from 1890. Hooked 4 grandmas to a plow like oxen. Took turns. 6 AM to 9 PM. They broke 18 acres behind the church. Planted everything: potatoes, beans, cabbage, onions. No fences, so they slept in shifts with brooms to beat off rabbits and deer. They canned 9,000 quarts that fall. Ran a depot out of the church basement. Rule: take what you need, leave what you can. Nobody in the county went hungry in winter ’43. City folks from Wichita drove 60 miles with empty jars. The War Department sent a man to film them. He said “smile.” Hilda said: “We smile when the cellar’s full.” She was holding a plow, not a flag. They kept it up till 1945. Last jar was dated August 14 — V-J Day. Hilda wrote on it: “We won too.” #WWII #VictoryGardens #1943 #KansasHistory #HomeFront

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