Alexander Lehmann

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

I used to live in Walsall, where I’d get beaten up walking home because the area was so rough. I always knew when I had a family of my own, things would change. 20 years on, I am now married, have 4 wonderful children, and my family are all global citizens. We now have homes in some of the most beautiful areas of the world, including here in the lovely Palm Dubai, Buckinghamshire England, gated communities in Zimbabwe and more! My children now grow up safe, travel the world, receive the best education with private tutors and have the very best start to life. I have helped thousands of people become financially free. And I’m just getting started, aged 34.

My daughter poured her heart into this school project . A bit of support would mean everything to her.

"This is our 91 year old neighbor & my husband. We knocked on her door to get permission to put salt on her ramps, porches & driveway because it’s SNOWING ❄️❄️! She was so thankful but the biggest part was she said, “ I missed you. You were gone for so long. “ I immediately broke out in tears! We left & didn’t tell her we we’re going on vacation. I’ll never do that again. She’s 91, still drives & looks amazing. It’s an honor to be her neighbor. This is what I mean by LIVING. This blessed me so much!!!" Credit: Life is fun.

Empathy and cooperation among animals are often seen through helping, mourning, and sharing behaviors. These actions show that emotions and social bonds are not unique to humans.

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Stones from Madagascar's ocean...

My son hasn't spoken at school in four months. Complete selective mutism since the kids started calling him "the weird craft boy" who makes things instead of playing sports at recess. He's eleven and autistic, and art class used to be the only place he felt safe until his teacher told him his projects were "too babyish for middle school." He stopped making anything, stopped talking about his ideas, just came home every day and disappeared into his room with the door closed. Last week he was watching me work on snowman decorations for my online shop, these whimsical couples I make and sell for people's holiday mantels. Didn't say anything, just sat on the couch observing while I hot-glued fabric scarves and painted faces. Then two days ago I came home from work and found him in the garage surrounded by foam balls and fabric scraps he'd pulled from my supply bins, hands covered in paint, completely absorbed in creating these two figures. He'd been working for six hours straight without stopping, something he hasn't done since his teacher destroyed his confidence. He made himself and his little sister. The boy snowman has the same serious expression my son gets when he's concentrating, the same careful attention to detail in every button and hat decoration. The girl snowman is wearing pink because that's all his sister will wear lately, has flowers on her scarf because she picks dandelions for him every day after school. This is his first complete project since September, the first thing he's made that wasn't for a grade or an assignment, just pure creation because he wanted to express something he couldn't say with words. When he finished he asked if people would think they were stupid, if kids at school would make fun of them like they make fun of everything else he makes. I told him they were incredible and he needed to see that I wasn't just saying it because I'm his mom. He finally agreed to let me post this after two days of me begging, but he's been refreshing my phone every ten minutes checking for comments, needing to know if anyone besides me thinks he's talented. I buy a lot of my supplies from other crafters online, and I keep showing him their work trying to prove that handmade art matters, that people value things made with this much heart and skill. So what do you think? He's reading over my shoulder right now, hands still shaking slightly, waiting to see if anyone else sees what I see. Credit - Katie Thomson

A new study has shown that Raccoons are showing early signs of domestication The University of Arkansas found that urban raccoons have smaller snouts, a sign of domestication syndrome

The little girl proposes a race with the Dutch officer, he accepts the offer and loses the race and the world becomes beautiful for a few minutes. 🥰

You can be grumpy all you want… but he still knows you’re not going to bed with dirty paws.

If you could make one request... which Alan song would you play on #NationalJukeboxDay?

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My $BBIG In depth analysis... 👇 🔵 "99.9% of BBIG shareholders know the entire operation was a scam. "How deep does the financial corruption at Vinco Ventures Inc. ($BBIG) really run? Picture this tangled web—like the explosive org chart laid bare in that infamous image, with its glaring orange backdrop and crimson lines snaking like veins of deceit through a rogue's gallery of CEOs, board cronies, and hedge fund puppeteers. It's not just a diagram; it's a blueprint of betrayal, connecting the dots from self-serving executives who pumped up phantom valuations to the Wall Street sharks who feasted on the carcass. At the heart of it? A $1 billion-plus scam that vaporized retail investors' life savings, leaving behind a trail of SEC indictments, guilty pleas, and enough lawsuits to choke a courtroom. This isn't isolated greed—it's a syndicate of fraud, from the C-suite charlatans to the short-selling hedge funds that rigged the game. Start with the ringleaders at the top: Ted Farnsworth, the serial fraudster whose fingerprints are all over this mess. As co-CEO and the shadowy force pulling strings from 2021 to 2024, Farnsworth—fresh off tanking MoviePass with lies about "unlimited" plans that weren't—allegedly orchestrated the same playbook here. He and his inner circle, including Roderick "Rod" Vanderbilt (former chairman who just pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities fraud in April 2025), hid Farnsworth's iron-fisted control behind puppet directors. They spewed hype about a "virtual Hollywood" merger with Zash Global Media, touting assets like Lomotif (the TikTok wannabe) and AdRizer (a flopped ad tech play) as billion-dollar goldmines. Reality? Lomotif's own 10-K admitted zero revenue history, no prospects—just smoke for stock pumps. As shareholders watched BBIG rocket from pennies to $12 on meme-fueled mania in 2021, only to crater 99.99% by delisting in 2023, thanks to "pump-and-dump" schemes, endless dilutions via toxic convertibles, and missed SEC filings. Farnsworth's in jail now, facing 20+ years for wire fraud and securities scams tied to both MoviePass and Vinco—his bond revoked after more violations. But he didn't act alone. Zoom out to the boardroom cabal: Lisa King (former president, ousted in the 2022 "hostile takeover" farce), Jesse Law (Clark County GOP chair, sued for self-dealing and now dodging domestic battery raps while claiming ignorance), and Ross Miller (court-appointed CEO from Sept-Dec 2022, accused of pocketing $115K/month from a "personal piggy bank" while the company rotted). Even Erik Finman, the crypto wunderkind briefly crowned Zash CEO in 2022, turned whistleblower—issuing ultimatums to oust Miller for failing to merge Lomotif's scraps, then vanishing amid bankruptcy whispers. These insiders, from Jackelyn Iloff to Brendan Bosack, resigned in droves amid Nasdaq suspensions for lacking independent directors, all while allegedly funneling funds to cronies and ignoring 68,000 betrayed shareholders. 🔵The image nails it: CEOs & BOD 2021-2024 boxed in gold, a timeline of churn from Farnsworth's reign to court-mandated "saviors" like Finman (Sept 28-Dec 15, 2022), each layer peeling back more rot. But the real venom flows from the hedge fund hydra at the edges—those red arrows pointing to Hudson Bay Capital's Sander Gerber and Susquehanna's Jeffrey Yass like accusatory bloodstains. Gerber's outfit, the largest BBIG holder in 2021 with 15M+ shares via predatory convertibles, allegedly raked in $253M profiting off dilutions that flooded the market with junk shares, crashing the price. Shareholders sued in 2024, claiming Hudson Bay's "toxic lending" with Yoav Roth and BHP Capital violated securities laws, turning BBIG into a dilution machine for their gain. Ties run deeper: Gerber's Hudson Bay cozied up to Susquehanna, undisclosed conflicts while Yass's SIG—BBIG's designated market maker—pumped out shares for massive shorting (SI hit 16%+). Yass, the billionaire options wizard with TikTok stakes (crushing Lomotif), allegedly laddered attacks and spoofed trades, his firm lending shares for shorts while "making markets" that funneled billions to insiders. 🔴 The fallout has left shareholders devastated, their life savings—built from years of hard work—wiped out in a heartbeat. Families who invested their children's college funds, retirees who bet on BBIG for a secure future, and everyday investors who trusted the hype now face foreclosure, bankruptcy, and shattered dreams, with losses totaling hundreds of millions. The pain is raw, with forums like bbigfamily.com overflowing with cries of betrayal as they recount losses of $50K, $100K, even more, all while the perpetrators flaunt their ill-gotten gains. They demand justice—furious at Farnsworth, Vanderbilt, Gerber, Yass, and every name in that web, from Miller’s bloated paychecks to Finman’s fleeting whistleblowing. As of this morning, November 8, 2025, at 07:58 AM EST, their resolve hardens: they’re pushing for criminal charges, asset seizures, and a reckoning that holds every defrauder accountable, vowing to see this fight through until the courts deliver the retribution they deserve. #BBIGAPES

Why even give birth with so many homeless and orphaned kids around?

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16 year old Tortoise Mom and her 1 month old baby.

Are you kidding me? 🐀😂😂😂 🎥xiaoyu2831

Bro couldn’t wait 3 seconds… Tried to pass in the grass… And got smacked by the laws of physics. Impatience is undefeated. 😮‍💨