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For anyone that couldn’t attend @jaketweets98 service. facebook.com/28720324462781…

What's wrong with Liberal White women 😂

@TaraBull808 @HawkTuahGirl24 @geekbarvape sponsor this woman

Is this the face of a man meeting his Hawk Tuah hero?

@CollinRugg Homeschool your kids

@clownworld Are furries protected under PETA?

Best comment wins

@dom_lucre Suspected cat

When is there not one – just one – even *attempted* prosecution of that Epstein (Bill Gates & Reid Hoffman come to mind) client list. Either FBI does their duty or the case for an entire departmental reset or abolishment is strong.

@pop_archives @AMAZlNGNATURE Clean up your own mess 😂

@StrollerAdam I mean…it is the WNBA

@MattWallace888 The earth is truly an incredible planet

Man tells a bear he’s not invited and has to leave…😳🐻

Bartenders can make more money than people with bachelor degrees

Yesterday, we were able to raise $1M for POTUS and Dems across the country in small, individual donations. This team is absolutely incredible. The outcome of this election is not something to sit back and experience. It's something to manifest. Let's keep it up.

Wtf happening at Dominos

Our greatest dream is to send a spaceship to Uranus

@LifeEpoch @scubaryan_ Puss

@scubaryan_ Hum... this seems to be a little extra tho

in what situation would you need this for?

Kid Rock 💯

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@WinnieSchola @Morbidful Shoulda kept the phone in airplane mode

Context The tragic plane crash in Nepal on January 15, 2023, was captured in its final moments through a Facebook Live video recorded by a passenger, Sonu Jaiswal. The Yeti Airlines flight 69, carrying 72 people, crashed during a 30-minute flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara, near the Annapurna Mountain Range. This devastating event resulted in at least 69 fatalities, with the passengers comprising individuals from several countries: 53 Nepalese, 5 Indians, 4 Russians, 2 Koreans, and one each from Australia, Argentina, Ireland, and France​​. Sonu Jaiswal, traveling with three friends, live-streamed the final moments of the flight. The video, confirmed by Jaiswal's cousin, depicted the passengers in a seemingly happy mood before it abruptly showed flames and the streaming ended​​. The footage showed a passenger looking out the window; initially, there appeared to be no signs of distress among the passengers before the video descended into chaos and flames were seen​​.

Videos taken moments before death. A thread 🧵 1. In January 2023, Sonu Jaiswal, a passenger aboard Yeti Airlines Flight 691, tragically passed away along with all 72 other people on board when the plane crashed in Nepal. He was live-streaming moments before the crash.

I can't stop watching this.