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@ChudTheBuilder @MUSICANDBUILDS You looked pretty scared @chudtheniglover

CHUD THE BUILDER GETS CAUGHT SLIPPING AT A GAS STATION GETS SPIT ON AND DOES NOTHING GETS HIS PHONE KNOCKED OUT HIS HAND AND DOES NOTHING A BLACK MAN LICENSED TO CARRY APPROACHES CHUD AND CHUD CALLS THE POLICE IN FEAR FOR HIS LIFE😂😂 A TRUE KAREN WOMEN WERE SCREAMING “He’s scared”😂 ⏳ THE TIME IS COMING FOR CHUD THE KAREN

@izaqueoeav Fake clouds didnt move in the first 5 seconds

😱😱😱 WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF MAN 🛸🛸🛸 VOCÊ ESTÁ VENDO ISSO? "Na Ossétia do Norte, mais precisamente em Fiagdon, na Rússia, o autor filmou um vídeo viral que se espalhou por todo o mundo! Parece que nele está a prova de que os OVNIs já não se escondem. Digo de imediato, não é preciso olhar para as montanhas, mas sim para cima, para as nuvens. O autor assegura que não se trata de um falso, e, aliás, os especialistas verificaram o vídeo em busca de edição e não encontraram nada - é autêntico. Além disso, não há IA aqui. Um disco claro, nem algo semelhante, mas um OVNI claro!"

@RAGNOR3 @histories_arch Spot these 🥜 😂

@DrvthruStacks @histories_arch Nice beige top area to match foot in dry sandals , and stained toe from dust and damp….well spotted.

The 3,000-year-old "Cairo Toe," discovered in Egypt, showcases the advanced medical and craftsmanship skills of ancient civilizations, serving as one of the oldest functional prostheses in history. In the necropolis of Sheikh 'Abd el-Qurna, west of Luxor, Egypt, archaeologists uncovered a remarkable artifact that offers a glimpse into the ingenuity of ancient Egyptian medicine and craftsmanship: the Cairo Toe, a prosthesis dating back approximately 3,000 years. The prosthesis, found attached to the remains of a woman believed to be the daughter of an ancient priest, is considered one of the oldest functional prosthetic devices ever discovered. Made from a combination of materials, likely including wood and leather, the toe was designed with extraordinary precision, adjusted multiple times to ensure a perfect fit for the wearer. This discovery highlights not only the advanced anatomical knowledge of ancient Egyptians but also their dedication to both functionality and aesthetics. The prosthesis was crafted to look natural, reflecting the cultural importance placed on appearance and dignity, even in cases of physical disability. The ability to walk comfortably with such a device underscores the level of expertise achieved by Egyptian artisans and medical practitioners. The Cairo Toe is more than an isolated artifact—it represents the ancient Egyptians' holistic approach to medicine, their technical sophistication, and their deep understanding of the human body. This extraordinary prosthesis provides a powerful testament to the civilization’s commitment to improving the quality of life for its people, even in an era long before modern medical advancements. #archaeohistories

@TjD83102287 @histories_arch Stfu colonizer lol

@DrvthruStacks @histories_arch Don’t know much about natural leather, huh?

@KageNik609 @histories_arch Your history dictates your ancestors raped men women and children your ancestors mass murdered indigenous people fed babies to crocodiles put smallpox in blankets destroyed towns lynched people for the purpose of cannibalism should I go on sir you are inherently evil

@DrvthruStacks @histories_arch Everyone knows that Egyptians were dark skinned.We all know that. You were just being lied to your whole life. You were told that all white people are evil and history erasers. We are not. We do read and educate ourselves. We dont all just blindly follow the Grand Wizard!

@cajonesnet @histories_arch

@DrvthruStacks @histories_arch So you are assuming the toe hue matched the hue of the wearer? How do we know the material wasn’t chosen for qualities other than the color?

@ChudTheBuilder You are a ni99a lover just be honest you you want bbc on that mustache and in your mouth 😂 no one can convince me that you are not gay you worship blk people that’s why you do what you do … it’s only a matter of time ni99a lover

@LASHYBILLS All these internet lawyers we are not our ancestors you will get shot fafo

A Texas father shoots and kills a carjacker attempting to steal vehicle with family inside Police say the man tried to steal several vehicles by force yesterday afternoon, before trying this one near Highway 66 and Dairy Road A majority of the family members were inside the car when a carjacker tried to steal it.

@Raindropsmedia1 Why do you even care what another Man is wearing mfs just want us to be feminine like them so bad … shit is crazy

Man goes off on how Wale is dressed at 40, sparking major debate.

@archeohistories Posttthe real pictures of the actual inhabitants of that area they looked nothing like that this is a propaganda picture to hide the fact Negroes are the indigenous people of this entire continent. The Dawes rolls and Dawes act prove it

The Kiowa people of the Great Plains had a distinctive and highly practical hairstyle that became one of their most recognizable cultural markers in early American history. Kiowa warriors traditionally cut their hair in a horizontal line from the lower outside edge of the eyes straight back to the ears. This unique style was not simply a matter of fashion or tribal identity, though it certainly served both purposes. The practical origin of the cut was rooted in the demands of mounted combat and hunting. When a warrior drew a bowstring back to fire an arrow at full gallop, loose hair falling forward could easily become tangled in the bowstring at the critical moment of release. A tangled bowstring could cause a misfired shot, injure the archer, or cost precious seconds in a battle or hunt where every moment mattered. By cropping the hair at that precise horizontal line, Kiowa warriors eliminated the risk entirely, keeping their vision clear and their bowstring free. The hairstyle was so distinctive and consistent among Kiowa men that neighboring tribes and early European observers used it as an identifying feature of the nation. The famous American artist George Catlin, who documented Plains Indian cultures in the early 19th century, specifically painted Kiowa warriors wearing this characteristic style. The hairstyle was also incorporated into Plains Sign Language, where the Kiowa were identified by holding two fingers near the lower outside edge of the right eye and sweeping them back toward the ear, physically tracing the line of the cut. This means the Kiowa were literally defined in sign language by a gesture that recreated their haircut. The fact that a practical military adaptation became both a cultural identity marker and a recognized symbol in intertribal communication illustrates how deeply function shaped Kiowa life and how everyday decisions in a warrior society rippled outward into culture, art, and diplomacy. The Kiowa haircut tradition demonstrates how military necessity can become cultural identity. What began as a functional solution to a very real problem in mounted archery evolved into a tribal marker so recognizable that it was encoded into Plains Sign Language and painted by major American artists. This shows how adaptive innovations in warrior societies spread beyond their original purpose, shaping communication systems, artistic representation, and intertribal relations across the entire Plains region. #archaeohistories

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@Suzierizzo1 Just Horrible white on white crime these monkeys need to be arrested

Watching these MAGAs get into a brawl with each other in the parking lot of a McDonald’s after one of the men made a nasty comment to one of the other men’s wives! Before you knew it the other people in the group all started fighting each other! Apparently most of them were drunk

@elchicanomarine Then proceeds to tell him chill out 😂

Black man literally begging the white guy to leave him alone… Where is the “You Got What Was Coming To You” button??!

@Chewy9991 @ringmagazine He still has to live in Vegas why cause a problem with the gatekeeper when he can take it up with management 🫡

Floyd Mayweather has filed a $340 million lawsuit against Showtime and ex-president Stephen Espinoza for “misappropriated funds and damages resulting from a long-running and elaborate scheme of financial fraud,” per TMZ. Mayweather alleges Showtime and Espinoza delivered money owed to him directly to accounts controlled by Al Haymon, Mayweather’s advisor. Haymon is not listed as a defendant in the lawsuit.

@ringmagazine For someone who supposedly can’t read well he damn sure counts well …clearly he did his own auditing 🫡

@420matt9191 30 if they were old people 20 for everyone else lol

How much was this Back in the Day 🤔🔥🤣

@InternetReels This why you always make you a plan B

Dude says he flew 6 hours and spent $4k to meet a woman but she ghosted him when he arrived

@mymixtapez Can’t make this shit up … fellas focus on you and let dat bxtch breath bro 😂

Woman says her boyfriend nursed her for over a year after brain surgery, even cleaning her waste, but now she wants to leave him, feeling unappreciated for not being taken on a date!! 👀🤯

@newrorynmal @TheVolumeSports He did have a solo album the love below right?

Andre 3000 Overrated?? 👀 We need a SOLO Album | Great but we can’t Stamp that GOAT Status 🍊💰