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@kaykriss001 @Geegpay_help @gbengabiyi Interesting! I dare to dream again.

Life throws us lemon 🍋 and sometimes, it is hard to make lemonade out of them 😭✍️ This is the story of Amina, a 25 year old photographer. It's interesting and inspiring 😎 @Geegpay_help @gbengabiyi #GeegpayWritingChallenge #Geegpay @christopherkehinde88/i-am-amina-3b1322856a8a" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@christopherke…

@Morbidful Ex-Deputy who helped wife serve semen-laced cupcakes to students was sentenced to 100 years in prison for sex crimes

In 2022, Cynthia Perkins, a former middle school teacher, was sentenced to 41 years in prison after admitting to giving her students cupcakes laced with her ex-husband's sperm on at least two occasions.

@Morbidful John Couey was a sex offender convicted of abducting nine-year-old Jessica Lunsford and burying her alive in 2005.

In 2005, 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford was abducted from her Florida home by John Couey. He kept her in his closet and abused her. Three days after he abducted her, Couey tricked Jessica into getting into garbage bags by saying he was going to "take her home". He instead buried her alive. In 2007, Couey was sentenced to death. However, he died of natural causes in 2009, before his sentence could be carried out.

@PicturesFoIder We have now entered that dystopian cyberpunk future the 80s and 90s prepared you for. twitter.com/Viss/status/82…

@Morbidful During WWII, a Nazi officer ordered his soldiers to hold their fire to allow for the rescue of an American soldier who stepped on a land mine. When no one came for help, the officer went to rescue the soldier but stepped on a land mine himself.

During WWII, a German Luftwaffe pilot, Franz Stigler, spotted American pilot Charlie Brown’s crippled plane in the sky. Tailing it, he noticed that gunner was dead, crew injured, and they posed no threat. Instead of destroying the plane, he led it to safety. After an extensive search by Brown, the two pilots met each other 50 years later and developed a friendship that lasted until Stigler's death in March 2008. Brown died only a few months later, in November of the same year.

@Morbidful A badly damaged B-17 was spared by Luftwaffe pilot Franz Stigler. He escorted them back to England

@Morbidful During WWII, German pilot Franz Stigler chose compassion over war rules when he guided a damaged American B-17 bomber to safety. This act of kindness saved lives and forged a lifelong friendship.

@historyinmemes Two training planes of the Italian Air Force collided over Rome. Both pilots were killed. Planes crashed into residential buildings. twitter.com/DD_Geopolitics…

Two fighter jets fly dangerously close to tower in Italy

@historyinmemes Look at that plane ✈️ at bottom of the screen....Thats three planes 📷 in close proximity.

@Morbidful A 39-year-old mother-of-four leaves her house in Duncraig on the morning of March 18, 1986. She is never seen again.

At around 12.30am on the June 20, 1988, Julie Cutler, aged 22, disappeared after leaving the Parmelia Hilton Hotel in Western Australia following a work function. Her car was discovered in the ocean off Cottesloe Beach two days later, and it was empty. After her disappearance an extensive search found no trace of Cutler and no one saw or heard from her ever again.

@Morbidful On September 19, 1984 a 17 year old girl named Sandy Rea vanishes from a local bowling alley in Shawnee, Oklahoma. Over 30 years later and she still hasn’t been found. twitter.com/alexisburleson…

@historyinmemes POV: you’re in 1st grade and your teacher sends you to a 5th grade classroom to get some glue

POV: You're in 4th grade learning about government and your teacher puts on this banger

@historyinmemes When your gov't teacher says you can sing the Preamble of the constitution for extra credit

@historyinmemes When your teacher keeps saying "keep this in the back of your mind, it'll be on the test"

Old cartoon logic

@historyinmemes Why can’t be they like this anymore ?

These old cartoons were perfect

@historyinmemes Old Cartoon Logic.

@historyinmemes Cartoon vs Real life

When Roosevelt escaped a near certain death Teddy Roosevelt cheated death numerous times throughout his life, but he perhaps came closest to death on Oct 14, 1912, when he survived an assassination attempt in Milwaukee. The bullet passed through his glass case, 50 papers … He was just lucky

Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th POTUS, was a huge fan of Lincoln. 135 years ago today, he suffered an unimaginable tragedy when both his mother and wife died on the very same day! This is what he wrote in his diary that night.

When Roosevelt saw Abraham Lincoln In the 1950s, Stefan Lorant stumbled upon a remarkable photograph depicting Abraham Lincoln's funeral procession in New York City, dated April 25, 1865. What made this image extraordinary was the identification of two young boys peering out from the second-story window of a nearby mansion. Upon closer examination, it was revealed that these boys were none other than a young Teddy Roosevelt and his brother Elliot. This incredible coincidence was later confirmed by Teddy Roosevelt's wife, cementing the historical connection between the future President and the iconic event in American history.

Theodore Roosevelt received a terrible news, his wife & mother died within hours of one another in the Roosevelt house. His mother, 50, succumbed to typhus, and his wife Alice died at the age of 22 giving birth to her namesake. The following diary entries lovingly describe his courtship, wedding, happiness in marriage, and his grief over the death of his wife Alice. In his ever-present pocket diary on February 14, 1884, Theodore Roosevelt simply wrote an "X" above one striking sentence: "The light has gone out of my life". Roosevelt had been called by telegram back to New York City from Albany where he was a New York State Assemblyman. The concern was his mother's fading health. Alice had just given birth to a baby girl two days earlier. But by the time Theodore reached his home Alice's condition had taken a serious downward turn. He was greeted at the door by his brother, Elliott, who ominously told him that "there is a curse on this house". Since he first cast his eyes upon Alice's face in 1878, Theodore Roosevelt had filled pages of his diary by writing about her nearly as often as he thought about her. He noted the simplest expressions, the smallest acts of recognition, the quietest smiles, the loudest silences, and every action that resulted in a memory that they could replay again-and-again in the future that they had planned together. After his wife died, Roosevelt not only never spoke her name again, but never allowed anyone else to speak her name in his presence. That included their daughter, Alice Longworth Roosevelt, who never heard her father speak her mother's name. His belief was, and he told this to a friend who also lost his wife, that the pain had to be buried as deep inside as possible or it would destroy you. This is the opposite of the current opinion that feelings should be shared.