tamarra
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tamarra
@tamarral
Olitz and T Goldwyn fan account. I love the classic movies. I love Perry and Della, Perry Mason the series and movies. Fan of Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale.
Katılım Şubat 2012
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35 years ago today, one of my top 5 favorite films was released, DEFENDING YOUR LIFE. And despite the fact that I would be coming back at least a few more times, I hope "after" is just like his vision!
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Albert Brooks@AlbertBrooks
Defending Your Life was released 35 years ago today!! I think I've conquered at least half of my fears.
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Seeeeeeeeee this is why my 97 year old Grandma is at home
Lucy@TheLucyShow1
This is beyond disturbing. 😭😤
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NEH Chapters 10-12 (only editing for grammar not changing anything else) I was asked a few times and wanted to clarify xo
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Madame Curie has long fascinated me-amazing that she remains radioactive.
Dr. M.F. Khan@Dr_TheHistories
When Curie died in 1934 from aplastic anemia, almost certainly caused by years of unprotected exposure to radium and polonium, scientists already understood that her notebooks, lab equipment, and even her cookbooks were dangerously contaminated. What’s astonishing is that her body, too, remains measurably radioactive nearly a century later. When she and Pierre Curie were reinterred in the Panthéon in 1995, France’s highest honor for national heroes, engineers had to line her sarcophagus with thick lead to shield visitors from lingering radiation. Anyone who wants to study her original papers today must sign a waiver and wear protective gear. Her tomb isn’t just a memorial, it’s a physical reminder of the invisible forces she helped uncover and the personal cost of pioneering a new scientific frontier. Marie Curie was the first woman to be entombed in the Panthéon on her own merits, not as someone’s spouse. Her presence there signals France’s recognition that intellectual achievement can be as nation‑defining as political or military power. The stark, almost monastic stone chamber where she rests contrasts sharply with the grandeur above, underscoring how her life was shaped by discipline, sacrifice, and relentless curiosity rather than public spectacle. The lead-lined tomb, the subdued lighting, and the quiet austerity all reinforce a paradox: Curie unlocked some of the most dangerous forces in nature, yet she lived with extraordinary humility. Standing before her tomb, visitors confront both the brilliance and the fragility of a life spent pushing the boundaries of the unknown. #drthehistories
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CWM Chapters 14-16 (edited for grammar mistakes only)
*I finished the story today and can’t wait to share it* I think it ends at Chapter 95 🤓
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I smile every time I see this video.
Shawn K The King @SKTheKingYT
Luther Vandross Is A Goat🔥🔥
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@scandamonium His deep moan at the beginning should be a ringtone
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Which Hitchcock film would you pick to show someone who’s never seen one?
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@SWPRAYERCIRCLE2 @dionnewarwick I love this. Auntie was looking gorgeous as always.
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I watch this about 7 times a day 5 days a week. Look at auntie @dionnewarwick looking like a proud mama and Whitney at the same time!
Shawn K The King @SKTheKingYT
Luther Vandross Is A Goat🔥🔥
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Time for church, but nobody else is ready yet…..
Veronica Lake and I wish you a happy Sunday, Twitter pals.
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