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Keep up the faith & the daily practice of self belief

Spectrum only has 12.5 million cable subscribers left btw

Your next boss could be an AI agent, and that might not a bad thing.

Elect a clown, get a circus.

This A Reminder…

@grgiem Are they still available?

selling two weekend 1 coachella tickets. HMUUUUUUUU

@itsdeaann @JayGats63800810 Ice KILL !

Miles Teller had way too much makeup on in eternity. His face was BEAT

Let me formally introduce myself. I spent most of the last decade living in Los Angeles, aspiring to produce content in Hollywood. A few years in, I realized it wasn't the right industry for me, and when the "Hollywood Contraction" began, things quickly fell apart. Now, I'm on a new path, learning skills in marketing and personal branding, writing about the lessons I learn along the way. I'd love to hear your story! What do you do as a creator, and what do you enjoy most about your work?

Let me formally introduce myself. I spent most of the last decade living in Los Angeles, aspiring to produce content in Hollywood. A few years in, I realized it wasn't the right industry for me, and when the "Hollywood Contraction" began, things quickly fell apart. Now, I'm on a new path, learning skills in marketing and personal branding, writing about the lessons I learn along the way.

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@Tonybrainy @therobbieharvey and was

I can’t relate to people calling that “abuse.” If that counts as abuse, then by that standard, I’ve been abused countless times by my own parents. In many African homes, corporal punishment is considered a normal part of raising children. Parents don’t just scold, they flog, cane, or beat children over mistakes, sometimes leaving marks or bruises. It’s seen as discipline, a way to “teach respect” or “correct behavior,” even though by modern standards, it can be harsh and traumatic. The point is, what some people label abuse might feel mild compared to the strict upbringing many of us experienced growing up.

Nicole Staples, a teacher at Cottage Hill Christian Academy in Mobile, Alabama, has been arrested on charges of willful abuse of a child under 18 after a viral video surfaced showing her striking a young boy more than 20 times with a belt, yelling obscenities, and physically manhandling him by his hair. The school has since fired her and is cooperating with authorities in the ongoing investigation.

SCAMMER IN CHIEF

@ilymdj1915 @KevOnStage @Potato6512 Miss Piddlin 😆 “Give pease a chance”

@KevOnStage @Potato6512 this and the peas 😂

At one point in my life there was NOTHING funnier than Pierre Escargot to me.

The West Hollywood Bristol farms stopped selling their house made cheesecake and I’m very disappointed

@meganswoo I think it was just bad timing. 2025 has been too stressful to be singing about anxiety nonstop on top of everything else

I feel so bad for doechii cause the way everyone asked for this song to be released but switched up immediately afterwards was crazy.

Anybody notice that since the shutdown the pro orange man spam bots are way quieter? Almost like they’re on government payroll…

@ourhermitage All they needed was some spirit fingers 😂

They ate up MY HOUSE! The cheerleaders/dance teams always do this song justice

@odavidhenrique HBO Max

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@BerniceKing I saw that! And he was and he was a true hero. The same cannot be said for others.