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@NotTodayEric @BobGolen Advantage Twitter.

Facebook: your family is here. Instagram: your friends are here. Twitter: there is a cow here.

@XMartinsMusicX The Count was teaching me how to count.

What's You Favourite Album From 1975? 🤔

@TheeDarkCircle The 6% were surveyed at Tuckie’s Road House at 2am Saturday.

6% Americans believe they can defeat a bear barehanded

@RollingStone 2006 called and wants its mid performer back.

Pete Hegseth and the rest of the Trump administration can't get enough of Kid Rock, their biggest cheerleader in music rollingstone.com/politics/polit…

@aibytekat Yes, that was the period when I was unemployed.

@VoicesofWW2 He was evidently pretty upset about that mud.

30 April 1945 A young American woman soaks in Adolf Hitler’s bathtub, her muddy boots staining his bath mat, and an official portrait of the Fuehrer sits on the tub’s edge. The woman is Lee Miller, the only female combat photographer in Europe during World War Two. She is pictured in Hitler’s Munich apartment on April 30, 1945, by fellow war correspondent David Scherman. “This was actually taken on the day that Hitler committed suicide, although Lee Miller didn’t know that until after the event,” said Hilary Roberts, research curator of photography at the museum, who put together the show. Shortly before, Miller had toured and photographed the Dachau concentration camp. She and Scherman had then made their way to Munich, by this time under U.S. occupation, and headed for Hitler’s apartment, where they spent the night with a group of other people, the curator said. “The key objects in the photograph are Lee Miller’s boots on Hitler’s bath mat, which when she arrived was pristine white, and when she left was covered with dirt from Dachau,” she said. Miller walked away with more than just a souvenir snapshot of herself in Hitler’s tub. She also filched a few of his mistress Eva Braun’s personal belongings, which are on view in the exhibition: a smiling portrait of Braun, her powder compact, her large Art Deco-style perfume bottle, and her four-piece rose-patterned desk accessory set. Before the war, Miller was a model, a Surrealist photographer, and a fashion photographer. Yet her concentration camp pictures are among the ones she is most famous for. (Colour by RJM)

@cee_fourr Sobel was the best character on the show.

To be fair he was carrying the 30 cal. That’s the heaviest weapon in the squad.💀

@MikeBales I am undefeated at this game.

One of my favorite games to play as an adult is: Did I take ibuprofen 30 minutes ago, or did I just think about taking ibuprofen 30 minutes ago?

That was very kind of them. Glad they had the crow-bar handy

"The very first thing we're gonna do is an activity." *leaves meeting*.

LOL

An AI-generated "Family Guy" sitcom from the '80s twitter.com/0xUID/status/1…