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@chi_quiero I had the nicest figure in the 1980s and 1990s, and due to these fashions, I never got a chance to show it off.

Trying out her mum's clothes from the 80s and 90s.... ☺️☺️ Some of them neat! 👌👌 Honestly, why have women move so far away from dressing like this? Was beautiful when we showed less skin and left a lot more to the imagination.

@SenatorCooney You should turn in your Eagle Scout credentials. Boy Scouts would fill in all the pot holes just for their Eagle Scout projects!

Cooney pothole bills are on the move! ✅ Today my pothole legislation package has moved out of the Senate Transportation Committee, bringing us one step closer to fixing gaps in New York’s liability system and improving access to pothole reporting statewide.

@hashjenni I notice that with local election lawn signs (aka litter). The female candidates always use their first names. Lots of times they'll also have a smiling photo as if they are selling houses.

Why do we call Trump, Obama, Bush, and Biden by their last names but Kamala and Hillary by their first names?

Remember that time when HillaryClinton introduced her friend GeorgeSoros and his interest to get involved in US elections? The Internet sure doesn't. Why? Because it has been wiped from existence for the most part. Turns out I found a copy of the file I had archived years ago. Be a real shame if people save and shared this widely. FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING.

@KeruboSk Many, but the oldest was our neighbor Mabel Taylor. She passed away at the age of 90 when I was 10. She was born in 1876.

Just out of curiosity… who out there has actually talked to someone born in the 1800s during their lifetime?

@n0vf1 My doctor would have just patted me on the head and said "that's how it is as we get older" and sent me on my way. In fact, that's exactly what he did.

امرأة كانت تعاني أثناء المشي لسنين، وبالصدفة وهي تسوي تشيك أب، الطبيب صدمها إن الشي اللي كان مسبب لها الألم هو...

@wxbywilliams That's right; it doesn't seem to be affecting the goldfinches at my bird feeder! They are as happy as. . . .goldfinches, I guess.

This spring day in Rochester is for the birds.

@Semm_Sevincc @kediastrolog Why would a bag of water with balls of aluminum foil floating in it keep flies away?

@kediastrolog Bu eve sineklerin gelmesini engelliyor. Biz yaz aylarında yapıyoruz. Kaşık koymuyoruz sineklerin gelmemesi için çok iyi bir yöntem 🌺

Bunu neden ancak 34 yaşında öğrendim?

@trggrdbycandles @Buffalo_Blondie Nice wide aisles!

@Buffalo_Blondie Tops mafia welcomes you

Hey Wegmans, I really don’t need the Mario Bros themed DJ booth at checkout. I just paid double digits for 16 oz of half-bad strawberries. It’s taking everything not to throw myself off a cliff. Thanks.

@redheadranting @MrPitbull07 Real flamingos are probably terrified of a 14-ft flamingo.

@MrPitbull07 I love this story so much. I have a 14 ft flamingo in my yard but so far none have shown up. Might be a little far north.

Pam Luongo bought six plastic flamingos at a garage sale in March 2019. She stuck them along her front walkway in Beaufort, South Carolina, and forgot about them. By September, seventeen real flamingos were standing in her yard. Wildlife officials couldn't explain it. Caribbean flamingos hadn't nested that far north in recorded history. A biologist from Clemson set up cameras. The birds were landing at dusk, tucking their heads, and sleeping between the plastic ones like they'd found family. Pam started leaving out shallow pans of brine shrimp. By 2021, the flock hit forty-three. The Audubon Society designated her quarter-acre lot a protected habitat. She still mows around them.

@TMZ It's nice to see home-made signs for a change.

🗣️ Exclusive: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" fans picket Hulu office demanding reboot revival! tmz.me/PbqOguk

@nickimoraa Problem solved with a rainshower shower head!

I jus saw that showering backwards is a sign of neurodivergence 🥴 I thought everyone showered with their back toward the shower head. That’s not a thing?

@LibertyCappy Ooh, an RV dealership!

What is the first thing you think? 😎🇺🇸

@SharkySea @wxbywilliams Too soon.

@wxbywilliams I hope they brought food.

The dreaded Donner portion of I-80, courtesy of the California DOT.

@RedBarSystems @nickimoraa We are either incredibly lucky with our first house choice or we are very lazy.

@MmaarryyZee @nickimoraa That’s impressive! Definitely not the norm.

Hot take: I shouldn’t have to buy a cheap duplex or “starter home” that doesn’t suit my needs to get into the housing market. I should just be able to buy a reasonably priced home with a good yard and a few bedrooms like my grandparents did and keep it forever.

@RedBarSystems @nickimoraa We bought our one and only house in 1978 for $28,500. Houses on our street are going for about $300k now.

@nickimoraa Buy the home you can afford and move up when you can afford it. I don’t know anyone that never moved houses.

@BobaMilkshakey @Variety Those videos take a long time to put together. It is better to have them at the ready and continue updating them than to be caught flat-footed when the time comes.

@Variety It's kinda sick that CNN (and many other news networks) have ready-to-go articles for when celebrities die. Quite morbid.

Michael J. Fox speaks out after CNN sparked a death scare by releasing a video titled “Remembering the life of actor Michael J. Fox.” The network said it was an "error." “How do you react when you turn on the TV and CNN is reporting your death?" Fox asked his followers on social media. "Do you…A) switch to MNSBC, or whatever they are calling themselves these days, (B) Pour scolding hot water on your lap, if it hurts your fine, (C) Call your wife, hopefully she’s concerned but reassuring, (D) Relax, they do this once every year, (E) Ask yourself wtf ? I thought the world was ending, but apparently it’s just me and I’m ok. Love, Mike.” variety.com/2026/film/news…

Trump just announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran and I need everyone to understand what actually happened here because the headlines are going to be hilariously wrong by morning. For five weeks, every foreign policy expert on earth has been saying Trump's deadlines are meaningless. He threatens, he extends, nothing happens. 'Classic bluff.' Except during every single extension, Iran quietly let more ships through the Strait of Hormuz. First Chinese ships. Then Indian ships. Then French, Japanese, Omani. The strait went from "fully closed, global crisis" to "selectively open, we're just doing a toll booth thing now" ...and somehow nobody in mainstream media connected those dots. Tonight Trump posts: ceasefire, two weeks, BUT Iran has to fully open the strait. Not partially. Not the toll booth version. Fully. And Iran already sent a ten-point proposal and almost all the points are agreed to. The country with no navy, no Supreme Leader, no missile production, and no nuclear program just sent a ten-point proposal to negotiate. That's writing your terms of surrender in a nice font. Pakistan literally flew to Washington and asked Trump to please stop because they think they can close the deal. A nuclear-armed neighbor of Iran is begging the United States for two more weeks. But tomorrow morning you will read "TACO Trump Blinks on Iran Deadline" in seventeen different publications, all written by people who have been wrong about every deadline so far and see no reason to start being right now. The deadlines worked. They were always working. Go to sleep. The world is not ending tonight.

Betcha @HillaryClinton wishes she could make this video from 2008 disappear (we heard she's good at making PEOPLE disappear, at least): "I want the Iranians to know that if I'm the president, we will attack Iran." REPOST and don't let this old clip get buried! #thinblueline #Lawenforcement

@DavidS3405 @JuanitoSay "the maternal copy of the UBE3A gene helps the brain develop. Angelman syndrome happens when part of the maternal copy is missing or damaged. So the brain can't get the information it needs to develop and control speech and movement."-MayoClinic.org

@MmaarryyZee @JuanitoSay Can you believe that this shit have no consequences? ladbible.com/entertainment/…

Colin Farrell con su hijo, James Padraig Farrell, que fue diagnosticaso con el síndrome de Angelman, un trastorno genético que causa retrasos en el desarrollo y falta de habla. En 2024, Colin lanzó una fundación en honor a James para brindar apoyo a jóvenes adultos con discapacidad intelectual, enfocándose en la autonomía y la comunidad.