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My son. He’s the kind of autism that he doesn’t know he has autism. He’s the 25%. He’s considered an adult at the age of 19 years old. He Functions in the 2-5 years cognitively with limited verbal speaking. He can walk. He can’t walk in stores. The wheel chair contains his overstimulated outbursts. He can’t go anywhere without his switch, and the plug. 🔌 Just a few things on his “can’t” list. 🙃 This was a good outing day. He didn’t hit a stranger. 😅 Our local, Walmart had this sign up for the month of April. These types of people exist. My son, Jack. Is one of them.

@rickjones98 @EndWokeness Wtf, Rick?

Houston, TX. Make them famous.

@Intl_Relations0 This makes that afghan withdrawal plane video a lie. Duh.

🔴 A 35-year-old man named Andrea Russo sneaked past security at Bergamo Airport in Italy. He ran straight into the engine of a Volotea plane that was about to take off for Spain. He died instantly. The plane was damaged, and the airport had to stop operations for a while.

Why is it okay to have so much sexual violence and any violence against women, teen girls young girls, toddler girls, infant girls. Why. Why do men think it’s okay to do this stuff to our bodies?

@patel_patriot @realDonaldTrump @marcorubio Wonder if they will get on this soon?🔜

It has been 392 days since @realDonaldTrump issued EO 14239. This executive order tasked the APNSA (currently @marcorubio) to "publish a National Resilience Strategy" within 90 days. The National Resilience Strategy is 302 days past due.

@RealDonKeith @BenjaminHinson9 Get this guy off the bench.

Watch this pompous, arrogant judge with his elitist attitude berate an IT worker who was trying to help him. Harris County, Texas Judge Nathan J. Million of the 215th Civil Court is facing criticism online after this video circulating on social media shows what a pr*ck he is.

@patel_patriot Tiger woods was in a rollover crash. Weren’t you talking about him on this show the other day? Jon!! Manifesting things!! Cool. 😎

@BarackObama Nope. It just cost us more and more. You helped the insurance companies. They were the real beneficiaries.

The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time. The ACA also prevented insurance companies from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage, allowed young people under the age of 26 to remain on their parents’ plan, expanded Medicaid, and so much more. But the ACA was always meant to be a first step. We still have to do more to expand access and make health care more affordable for everyone.

@ronsterd89 I hate going to Walmart for this exact reason. Targets getting pretty bad too.

I was at Walmart earlier and I swear those employees with the big Spark shopping carts that go around picking items for online orders are constantly in the way. One of them had their cart parked sideways across the aisle while they were scanning items, and everyone else had to literally squeeze by just to get through. It amazes me how some people can have zero awareness of the customers around them. The store is already crowded and instead of moving their cart to the side, they just leave it wherever they feel like. At some point that stops being ‘doing your job’ and just turns into bad customer service. Honestly I’m probably going to say something to the front desk next time because if your job is to shop for orders, you should at least do it efficiently and not block entire aisles for everyone else. Am I the only one who notices this or does it drive anyone else crazy too? 🤔

@The_Chidimma Hormones are awful.

Pregnancy changes women

@honeymoon250 Obama

Can anyone?

@skumWgmi It’s like this in your 40’s as well. People don’t care. No one does. It’s an all for one type of world out there.

CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG BUT, I turn 27 this year and I have realised , as a man, no one cares about you. Not your wife. Not your family. Not your friends. Not your workmates. Nobody. People act like they care, but deep down, they don't. Youare on your own. Always on your own.

@gotrice2024 She didn’t pay for the hotel room to eat the food. She’s stealing.

Many hotels serve a complimentary breakfast to their guests, it’s often setup in a cafeteria style room by the front desk. Many of these areas aren’t secured by keycard and that people off the streets could just walk in and eat and leave. This woman and many others have figured that out and what they do is walk in during breakfast, eat and leave. Most of the time they are never even caught, the hotels always make too much for guests anyways and that the food is thrown out if not eaten. The woman here is going to work and just stops at random hotels so that she can eat for free and leave for work. She claims it’s not stealing because the hotel advertised a free continental breakfast and that they are gonna throw it out anyways. So based on that should anyone just be able to walk in without being a paying guest, eat what we want and leave without any consequences, is it still theft if they throw it away anyway?

@Mr_Husky1 Balance a chain clock

Nope, not ornaments. My friend is going through the house where her grandma and aunt lived their whole lives and finding weird stuff. Apparently these are solid and very heavy; too heavy to hang on a tree. What are they

@TheEXECUTlONER_ Jerk. There was room for both.

Do you think the lady should have been paying attention? Was it her responsibility to get out of his way? I think he is 100% wrong. 💯

@dom_lucre If this is plus sized, wow. Im oversized, plus plus plus plus sized. Wild.

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: Victoria's Secret plus sized model Gabriela Moura has been going viral as viewers learn about new beauty standards.

@Geniustechw Dropping a new pandemic in 3, 2, 1

On what occasion would you wear THIS?? 😭

@Heccles94 Who got to you today?

Twitter is not a news source. Twitter is not a news source. Twitter is not a news source. Twitter is not a news source. Twitter is not a news source. Twitter is not a news source. Twitter is not a news source. Twitter is not a news source.

@hell_line0 Don’t go pick him up. Onto work. Let him figure it out. He’s a grown man.

I guess I’m officially my coworker’s free Uber now and I don’t know how to end it without looking like the asshole He found out we live in the same neighborhood and one day asked me for a ride because his car was “broken.” I thought cool, a couple days, no problem. It’s been almost a month. Every morning I have to stop at his house like I’m clocking in for my second job. He doesn’t offer gas money, doesn’t even grab me a coffee. Nothing. Then another coworker told me he actually overheard this guy saying he SOLD his car and isn’t buying another one because it’s a waste of money. So basically I’m his long term plan. The audacity though… one morning I overslept and was 20 minutes late and he actually gave me shit for it. Like bro, you’re getting free rides every single day and you’re mad I wasn’t on time for your schedule?

@ImMeme0 Um. This is voter fraud. Voter intimidation, voter restrictions. Not cool.

🚨BREAKING: Judge has ordered polling places in Dallas County to stay open until 9 PM but only for voters in the Democratic primary, Republicans are still scheduled to have their polls close at the usual 7 PM deadline.

@tyromper @terriblewis1 13. Still young. For me, but the middle school sports world doesn’t give clear communication. I have to be able to have access to my children. Two boys. Phones at 13. Daughters is 8. Complains every day. It’s a struggle.

My daughter (5th grade) says to me, "Hey dad, out of 60 kids I'm one of only 2 in my grade WITHOUT a phone!" Me: "I'm glad to know there's 1 other set of great, intentional parents besides your mom & I!!" My daughter: uhhhh daaaaaaad!!......... HOLD THE LINE PARENTS. Young kids don't need access to EVERYTHING in the world. Loving your kids isn't GIVING THEM EVERYTHING THEY WANT. Loving your kids is teaching them: •DISCIPLINE. •DELAYING GRATIFICATION. •SETTING HEALTHY BOUNDARIES. It is absurd so many CHILDREN have phones. Most adults can't use them responsibly. You're setting your child up for failure handing them unrestricted access to everything so young. She won't have one in 6th grade either! When did you allow your kid a cell phone?!