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💰🚨🚨chipmula 🚨🚨
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Did he do the right thing or did he overreact?

Here is some trivia to get your evening rolling. Michael Jackson originally wrote his 1987 hit single "Bad" to be an explosive duet with another massive 80s icon, but the artist walked out after refusing to sing the opening line, "Your butt is mine." Who was the legendary artist that turned down the track? Share your answers below. As always I will circle back after 24 hours to provide the correct answer. All correct answers I'll engage with.



We have some visual trivia this go around. What is this device and when did they make their debut being avaliable for consumer purchase? Share your answer below. I will provide the correct answer in 24 hours. All correct answers will receive a like on their reply.
















New Black mother covers the bed with her newborn in piles of cash and thrown cash into the air Babies are extremely vulnerable during the first 2-3 months of their lives and money is full of bacteria and germs. Cash has E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella viruses, fungi and other microbes It took all of one day or so to put this baby in danger A well-known study by New York University identified approximately 3,000 types of bacteria on single dollar bills



The foundation of any free and just society is simple: no one is above the law. Power, wealth, political influence, job titles, social status, and public recognition should never grant immunity from accountability. The moment we allow certain individuals to operate under a different set of rules, we undermine the very principle of equal justice. Laws are not meant to protect the powerful from consequences—they are meant to protect society by applying equally to everyone. Whether you're a public official, a celebrity, a CEO, or an everyday citizen, accountability should never be optional. Abusing a position of authority, exploiting influence, or expecting special treatment because of a title is not leadership—it's corruption of principle. Justice loses credibility when enforcement depends on who you are rather than what you've done. A fair society doesn't ask who someone is before deciding whether rules apply. It asks whether the rules were broken. No exceptions. No special privileges. No selective accountability. Because when the law bends for the powerful, it eventually breaks for everyone else.


This mother is catching some flack because she said she sits on the opposite side of the parents on her son’s baseball team. Looks like the outfield. She said she can’t stand the constant chatter and lingo - “Good eye!” , “You got a piece of it.!” , etc. and all the talk in the bleachers. Many put her down saying she is not a team player as a parent. But some others said they agreed with her. I am with her. I usually sat down the line on first or third base. I want to watch the game and not chatter all night and listen to moms and dads coach their kids from the stands. Or all the gossip. I totally get it. Do you understand where this momma is coming from and feel like she does or do you think it’s rude of her to disassociate with the other parents during the game?








