Jeffery Becherer
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Jeffery Becherer
@jbeckbpd
...and it happens we’re in the Detective Business.
End Times Saloon Katılım Mart 2011
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Much as Johnny Cash did with "Hurt," Robert Plant turns Led Zeppelin's "Ramble On" from a young man's song to an old man's—the road calling a boy to leave a love affair, remade into a gray-hair's knowledge that he must soon leave life.
Guitar Gods Unleashed@UnleashedG23066
"Ramble On" is 56 years old and Robert Plant just walked onto The Late Show and made it sound like he wrote it this morning.
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@JosephBottum This is great, although 56 isn't quite ready to leave life, but I love it anyway.
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@TheStingisBack Cracker was absolutely incredible. I watched it on its first run here. I can’t even remember how I discovered it
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@GrouchyRemarx @babybeginner Actually I’m a little freaked out that TWELVE TONS doesn’t affect supply
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@babybeginner They really took their time putting out this public statement! I've been worrying all day long since I first heard about the story. "What about consumer safety?" I thought and "Is supply affected?".
Thankfully they throughouly put my mind to rest.
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Not just to the moon … way past the moon. Further and deeper into space than man has ever gone. LAUNCH IS WEDNESDAY. So excited
Everyday Astronaut@Erdayastronaut
I'm honestly SHOCKED at how the general public has NO IDEA Artemis II is taking humans out to the moon and will be the furthest humans have ever flown. Every non-space nerd I've talked to has no idea. WE GOTTA GET PEOPLE STOKED!!!! THESE FOUR HUMANS ARE FLYING TO THE MOON!!!
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@rocknrollofall Ackroyd’s physicality is wild here. What moves
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@Mr_Husky1 Love his badass confidence as he towers over Lawford, the (Sinatra)Rat Pack’s designated Big Guy

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@Mr_Husky1 Member of Bogart’s original Holmby Hills rat pack and the man Sinatra felt was intimidating enough to take on his entire squad in Ocean’s Eleven

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Cesar Romero, the dashing actor best known as the Joker from the 1960s Batman series, walked away from Hollywood's spotlight to serve our country during World War II.
At 35, with a thriving career that included dancing with Rita Hayworth and starring alongside Clark Gable, Romero stunned everyone by enlisting in the U.S. Coast Guard in 1942.
He refused any easy path: "I don't want any special treatment," he insisted, demanding a frontline spot aboard the assault transport USS Cavalier.
Starting as an apprentice seaman and rising to chief boatswain’s mate, he operated winches with unmatched skill, launching landing craft into deadly invasion waves under relentless enemy fire. His commander called him the best winch operator he'd ever known, and in the heat of battle, Romero even manned the powderman role on the forward five-inch gun during the savage fights for Saipan and Tinian—engagements that left thousands dead in a nightmare of explosions and chaos.
His reason for risking it all? A simple, soul-stirring declaration: "For my country."
Romero endured the Pacific's brutal theater, swabbing decks at dawn, lifting spirits with shipboard shows for his weary buddies, and returning home in 1945 with invisible wounds that spoke of profound sacrifice.
He was the essence of the Greatest Generation—ordinary men who became legends through unbreakable courage and love for their nation.
God bless Cesar Romero and all those heroes whose quiet valor saved our world. Their stories break our hearts and fill us with pride—never let their memory fade.

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