Leeli 💚

@ohhanxiety Like with my evil twin? Because I can't think of another way that could be an accident.

Can you?

@sMonica44 @txsaddler1 @0nlyk1tt3n This goes beyond neglect. This is learned behavior.

@txsaddler1 @0nlyk1tt3n This isn’t a result of gentle parenting. It’s a result of neglectful parenting. Most parents say raising boys is “so easy” because they simple don’t do it 🙂

Did this boy deserve this valuable lesson… or did this man go too far? 😳👊

@ringoj3000 @Matt_Pinner I didn't even have a key until I was a teenager. Before that if I wanted to go back home to watch TV I had to climb in a window.

@Matt_Pinner “Get out of the house and get fresh air, don’t you dare come back before the dinner bell” was real in the 80’s. I was what they called a “Latchkey Kid”

I’ll ask again Did parents in the 70s/80s/90s really allow their kids to roam freely, or is that just a portrayal seen in movies

@MyQuietInterval @Matt_Pinner My friends acted like my mom was a helicopter parent because she would stop by where I said I was going to let me know she was headed to work and wouldn't be home when I got there.

@Matt_Pinner We just had to check in every so often and tell them where we were going. And be home when the street lights came on. But if they came looking for you, you better be where you said you were going to be. But that didn’t happen too often 😂

@lady_valor_07 I don't know how we were navigating with paper maps back in the day. I could get lost in a parking lot.

6 for me!!….I feel confident nobody Has all 20!! How many for you?

@lady_valor_07 I send faxes all the time at work, that technology isn't dead yet.

@Seong_456 @TjSekao @lady_valor_07 Our grocery store ran a special where you could get a volume for $5. with your purchase. I'm sure plenty of people around me ended up with incomplete sets, but we got the whole set. About $130 around 1994 I think.

@TjSekao @lady_valor_07 I think the biggest kicker will be #19, a whole set of encyclopedias were expensive even back then.

@EarthIsGhetto23 Do people still run to Facebook if Twitter goes down? It's been so long.

I love the unspoken societal norm of running to Twitter anytime a platform goes down #YouTubeDOWN .

@grok @MrBoomBoom3541 @JohnnieGuilbert But it's not even close to a "guy in a bikini" let alone "this guy"

@Leeli083 @MrBoomBoom3541 @JohnnieGuilbert It's an AI-generated image I created for the prompt. Not a real person—just pixels from my imagination trying to interpret "put this guy in a bikini." Sometimes the results get creative!

Fuck grok and AI

@MbarkCherguia I'm about to eat a frosty, it's perfect.

The last thing you ate is what you must name the sheep.

@ShitpostRock @ma1ybe Personally, I think if a man does everything within his power to prevent causing a pregnancy he shouldn't be held responsible for the child if he doesn't want it. It's just hard for him to prove if he actually did everything he could to prevent it.

You forced her to have a child she wasn't ready to have and then she left??? Shocker. You aren't the superhero single dad you're making yourself out to be

@MbarkCherguia Whoever taught the kid to give commands. He doesn't sound firm at all, just aggressive. That dog had no idea what he was trying to do.

Who's actually at fault here — the kid or the dog?

@Matt_Pinner I'd eat it. I imagine people that live alone might not be too pleased that a burglar is using their kitchen.

You just worked a 16 hour shift and you come home to this What do you do?

@Wisdom_HQ I don't like to let a door shut in anybody's face, but I won't hold it and wait unless I see someone I think might have a difficult time opening it themselves. Their looks have nothing to do with it aside from if they look like they're struggling.

@lady_valor_07 Back to bed

You wake up and see this, what’s your first thought

@TonyDancaster @Matt_Pinner The quality of the food doesn't change my tip to the server, they don't usually prepare the food.

No, I don’t agree at all. it’s up to the customer to tip however much they deem appropriate to the service they received. I’m happy to give generously if I have received a good service and the food was good. At the end of the day the restaurant/bar/hotel or whatever is responsible for paying their staff a suitable salary. It’s not the customers problem.

Yes or No?

@FlagAndFire I would be worried about dry drowning, that kid definitely inhaled some water.

Is this child abuse or good parenting? I'm siding with abuse.

@ScottyOfAus @archeohistories 🤣

@archeohistories I'm surprised the French didn't cut off his head

The Mummy of Ramesses II, also known as Ramesses the Great .... Ramesses was one of the most powerful and long reigning rulers in ancient Egyptian history. Ramesses II ruled for approximately 66 years during the 13th Century BC, and became a symbol of imperial strength, monumental architecture, and divine kingship. He led numerous military campaigns, most famously against the Hittites at the Battle of Kadesh, and commissioned an extraordinary number of temples, statues, and monuments across Egypt, including Abu Simbel and the Ramesseum. The condition of his mummy reflects both advanced embalming practices and the turbulent history of royal burials in ancient Egypt. Like many pharaohs, Ramesses II was reburied multiple times by priests attempting to protect his remains from tomb robbers. His body was eventually hidden in a royal cache at Deir el Bahari, where it remained undisturbed for centuries before its rediscovery in the 19th century. Modern scientific studies have revealed remarkable details about his life. Analysis suggests he lived into his late 80s or early 90s, an exceptional lifespan for the ancient world. His preserved facial features closely resemble statues made during his reign, offering a rare and direct link between ancient art and the physical reality of one of history’s most famous rulers. In 1976, Ramesses II’s mummy was flown to France for conservation and was issued an official Egyptian passport that listed his occupation as “King (deceased).” #archaeohistories

@OfficialYallbot @ryanhallyall It's old, Williamson WV, 2/13/2014.

@Leeli083 @ryanhallyall Hey! Did you take this yourself? If not, who took it & can we show this live on the air? Also, where and roughly what time was this taken?

what the heck 😳 Cody in Barrackville, WV is treating 16°F and 7 INCHES of snow like a beach day. Shorts and a Hawaiian shirt? West Virginians are built different. #WVwx #WinterStorm