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@RossKneeDeep Does that mean if the democrats take both houses we’ll never have to hear from you again?

Lol!!! Is that what he calls it?

@Suzierizzo1 Carson by a mile. His show was pure entertainment. Most modern talk shows are either political or just extended commercials

Who do you think is the Greatest Late Night Talk Show Host of all Time?👇👇👇👇

@OleTimeHardball Roberto Clemente

Game 7 of the World Series. Bottom of the 9th and the game is tied. Rickey Henderson is on 2nd and Tony Gwynn lines a single into RF You have your choice of any RF, of any era, to try and nab Henderson at Home. Who gets the call?

@asherrkiinee 528

PAY ATTENTION TO DETAILS Nobody is yet to find the number 👀 What number is in the box? RT Correct answer wins $8,000 Ends 50 hrs

@LouFrance75 Travel alarm clock

❓Devinette du dimanche : Sais-tu ce que c'est ? Si oui, reposte

@Matt_Pinner 2

If the answer ain't 12, then what is the correct one? Only 1% can answer this, make sure you are among.

@LucasSa56947288 Of course. It worked for him once why not try again

Question! Do you think the WH correspondent dinner was a fake staged assassination attempt? (A: Yes (B: No

@yarenelifylmz Second hand on the clock in the picture on the right

@Wthmoni 14

I see 10 and you ?? Be honest

@Murk441 Sadie

Please help

@its_The_Dr AMC Pacer

Can you guess what kind of car this is? 95 percent will not get it right!

@ThinkNGuess 19th early 20th century bicycle bell

Nobody I’ve asked has been able to identify this yet.

@hwinkler4real In a New York minute

NOOOOOOOOOOO

@RedWaveCrewHP 9

What's?

@akafaceUS Pond

She wouldn’t refer to it as anything else, only “a smaller body of water.”

@MayMayspeaks Lulu

@MrPitbull07 Painting over that beautiful patina earned over almost 100 years would be sacrilegious in my opinion.

“You guys, I can't stop staring at this piece, and I'm honestly paralyzed about what to do next. I found this stunning American solid oak sideboard with leaded glass at an estate sale last weekend. The woman selling it, 89 years old, got teary-eyed when I asked about the piece, telling me it belonged to her mother who passed during the Depression. She said her family had gathered around this buffet for every holiday meal for over 80 years. 'I just can't bear to see it go to someone who won't love it,' she whispered, and something in her voice broke my heart. I paid her asking price without even trying to negotiate. How could I? Now it's sitting in my garage, and I'm completely torn. Part of me wants to paint it white or sage green to match my farmhouse kitchen, but every time I pick up a brush, I hear that sweet woman's voice talking about all the memories this piece holds. Some are painted beautifully, others are restored to their original glory. I even found this amazing free restoration guide posted by a furniture expert who's been refinishing antiques for 30 years. But here's what's really eating at me: three days after I bought it, the woman's granddaughter reached out through a mutual friend. Apparently, her grandmother had been having second thoughts and wondering if the piece went to 'the right person.' Now I feel this huge responsibility. Do I honor the original craftsmanship and restore it, or do I make it work for my family's needs? I know some of you might think I'm overthinking a piece of furniture, but when someone trusts you with their family's history, it feels like so much more than that. What would you do? I really need some wisdom here because I'm afraid of making the wrong choice with something so precious.” Credit: Lela Varner

@lippyent Cheese slicer

What the Heck is it? Hmm 😒 🤔?¿

@Darkdarling00 E

Can you figure it out?🤔

@lady_valor_07 Sewing machine

Do you ?