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@Uber_Support @Uber this past week I selected which Uber that I wanted, a female driver selected my fair, but she never came to pick me up. Apparently she “accidentally“ hit the pick up button. When she never actually came for me. I’m being charged for a ride I never took!

Bible privacy is being fulfilled, and Jesus is returning soon

REST IN PEACE: Graham Greene, Oscar-nominated actor from 'Dances with Wolves,' dies at 73: Reports

Powerful lightning storm strikes over the city of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia 🌩️

R.I.P. To all the people who die everyday and aren't acknowledged because they aren't celebrities.

Just 2 hours ago, the sky above Antarctica staged a breathtaking annular solar eclipse, one of the most spectacular celestial events of 2026 ☀️❄️. During this “Ring of Fire”, the Moon slid directly in front of the Sun but appeared slightly too small to block it completely. The result: a blazing ring of sunlight encircling the dark lunar silhouette, glowing intensely over the icy polar landscape 🔥🌍. Peak Ring Duration: ~2 minutes 20 seconds ⏱️ Coverage: Moon covered 96% of the Sun’s face 🌘 Full Ring Visibility: Narrow path across western Antarctica ❄️ Partial Eclipse Visibility: Southern tips of South Africa, Mozambique, Madagascar, Chile, and Argentina 🌏 🌌 Why It Matters Rare Celestial Alignment: Only occurs when the Moon is near apogee — slightly farther from Earth — producing the characteristic annular “ring of fire” 🔭✨ Start of a Unique Eclipse Era: This is the first of six solar eclipses over the next three years (three annular, three total) 🌞🪐 Spectacular Visuals: The Sun’s corona and corona glow create radiant, cinematic light over Antarctica’s ice sheets ❄️🌅 Global Significance: Even if you couldn’t see it live, livestreams captured the event for millions worldwide 🌐📹 ⚠️ Safety Reminder Never look at the Sun without certified solar eclipse glasses — this is true even for partial or annular eclipses ☀️🕶️

if we knew then what we know now...

The sky dropped a dozen rainbows at once 🌈🌈😳 📍 Williams, Arizona, USA 🇺🇸

Nostalgia: Do you remember playing with marbles?

Jim Carrey received his Honorary César Award in Paris. What’s your favorite character by the actor?

🙏🏁 THIS Saturday in L.A., the city will unveil the “Nipsey Hussle Square” sign at Crenshaw and Slauson, officially honoring the enduring legacy of the late rapper’s life and legacy.

@lunarfq ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ #blessed #myhero #mysupporter #mycheerleader

Much deserved

Mr. Rogers’ Death, 23 Years Later: Remembering the Iconic Host's Final Days people.com/mr-rogers-deat…

McDonald's SEGA happy meal games (2003)

@TheDailyHPotter Old-fashioned old style type of person, I love the era 1600 1700 and 1800, just the clothing alone was phenomenal! We don’t see that today

We will forever miss these legends 😭

BREAKING🚨: The lunar eclipse next week peaks on 3/3 at 3:33am. DON'T FORGET TO LOOK UP!

🌌 Don't miss tomorrow night, February 28th! Tomorrow evening, just after sunset, six planets will line up in the sky in a rare celestial parade. Visible planets include: Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus & Neptune. Best Viewing Time: About 30–60 minutes after sunset. Look toward the western to southwestern horizon. Mercury and Venus will glow low near the horizon, while Jupiter and Saturn will shine brighter higher up. Uranus and Neptune may require binoculars or a small telescope. Don’t miss this beautiful reminder of how perfectly timed and connected our solar system is. Step outside, grab a telescope or even just your eyes. This cosmic show is not to be missed!