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@schiz04renic It’s not as good as it used to be to be so yes no problem

You’re offered $6 million to uninstall Instagram from your phone forever. Would you do it??

Poor Sinita it must feel like she’s at school waiting to be picked last again #ImACeleb

Am I the only one that hates our euro entry? #theoneshow

This is staged but it’s cute #bgt

What am I watching? 😱 #bgt

Can this show get any worse #bumman #goldenbuzzer #bgt

@Bubblebathgirl I’m from the UK & I think it should happen. No soul and no remorse.

Death penalty calls from Elon Musk and countless others have rung out as the prosecution rested its case against FedEx driver Tanner Horner for kidnapping and murdering 7-year-old Athena Strand. Jurors had tears in their eyes as the prosecution played the video from the day little Athena was kidnapped and killed. The video was so disturbing that the judge did not allow livestreams and only let people inside the courtroom see it. The video showed Horner bringing Athena into his van and saying, “Don’t scream or I’ll hurt you.” Athena asked questions like, “Why are you doing this?” To which Horner responded, “Because you’re pretty.” In the video, Horner covers the camera lens, but the audio of Athena crying and fighting for her life can be heard. She was brave and strong even in the face of her own end. Athena’s cries were so horrific that legal experts say the defense for Horner has an impossible job ahead of them now. Nothing they can provide will overcome the evidence presented against Horner in the courtroom on Thursday. Athena’s father took the stand too. He was presented with an unopened box of dolls he had purchased for Athena and that Horner had delivered to him. That moment was especially powerful and emotional. Next week, Horner’s defense will try to spare him from the death penalty. (Wfaa8 on YT)

I accepted not receiving my State Pension until I’m 67yrs instead of 60yrs because we were told the country couldn’t afford it, but it grates on me now when they have been able to find the money for unknown people that have rocked up on our shores who have never contributed a single penny. This is wrong & totally unfair.

@kathrynhall_ A ball off the Christmas tree 🌲

Own up... Have you ever nicked a glass from a pub?

He needs to be checked over in the hospital. He looks half dead #Corrie

This is so sad. Poor Todd 🥲 #Corrie

@Badman_Blaze @GriftReport @TheGriftReport It will have no survival skills for a start

@GriftReport @TheGriftReport Well technically speaking she did free it. Educational or not it was still a prison of sorts because it is a restrictive environment. I doubt the lobster is upset with her actions. It’s probably very happy back in it’s natural habitat 😁

Animal rights activist Emma Smart, 47, stormed a seafood restaurant in Weymouth, grabbed a live lobster from the tank and “freed” it into the harbour. She was convinced it was about to be boiled for dinner. Turns out the lobster had been a much-loved educational pet at Catch restaurant for two and a half years, used to teach kids about marine life, not on the menu. Staff tried to stop her but she legged it anyway. Now she’s been hit with a three-year restraining order banning her from the restaurant and admitted causing criminal damage. Eco-lunacy at its finest.

@lady_valor_07 About money mainly

When people get in their 50s and 60s and up, do you start thinking about how many years you have left? I’m curious..

@itvcorrie @itsmeBrisbane Jodie to tie up the Emerdale cross over

The end is near for one of Weatherfield’s worst. Who do you think it will be?! 👀 Watch our brand-new trailer now👇 youtu.be/7QfpfftAk_0 #Corrie #MurderWeek

@AllieJade1 Yes you don’t dare laugh at them as they have no sense of humour

I've read about this Gen Z stare and up til now, I'd never encountered it. That was until today. I walked into a local take out shop. 2 cash registers, 2 people ready to take your order. The first girl was busy with customers, so I look at the girl at the 2nd cash. She just stares at me. Her face never moved, she didn't blink, she just stared at me like I was invisible. It was like she didn't know how to acknowledge or give basic social cues. I'm looking at her thinking, usually people behind the counter say hello first as a cue to advance to their wicket. She just stared at me! So I ask: Hi, do you want to take my order? Her: Sure. That's all she initially said. Honestly it was the oddest thing I've ever encountered, it was like she was on auto pilot. Once I started speaking to her, it was like her batteries kicked in and then she smiled became friendly. Has anyone else ever encountered that stare?

@Bluebirdeyessss Don’t you feel like it yourself for a brief moment?

Why do kids cry when they wake up. Just wake up. Fuck is u crying for😭😭

@AuthorGFAllen Me as a child reading Enid Blyton

Have you ever finished a book and thought, “Okay, I’m reading everything this person writes”?

@twittifruiti @rancanoglenda7 She never was an attachment disorder is totally different & treatable

@rancanoglenda7 Harta del blanqueo a psicópatas 🙄 Está tía sigue siendo una psicópata aunque no le haya dado por seguir con su plan de matar 🙄

¿Te imaginas que una niña de seis años le explique a un psicólogo, sin llorar, sin dudar, con la misma calma con la que hablaría de sus juguetes, cómo piensa matar a toda su familia? Pues ocurrió. Y quedó grabado. ‌ Era una niña con un plan. Se llamaba Beth Thomas y tenía seis años. ‌ En 1990, se emitió el documental con las grabaciones de sus sesiones con el psicólogo Ken Magid y paralizaron a Estados Unidos. Beth describía sin el menor rastro de emoción sus planes para acabar con su hermano Jonathan y sus padres. No era rabia. No era un berrinche. Era frialdad total. La clase de frialdad que no debería existir en una persona de seis años. ‌ Y no eran solo palabras. Ya había clavado alfileres en el cuerpo de Jonathan mientras dormía. Ya había golpeado su cabeza contra el suelo hasta mandarlo al hospital. Ya había robado los cuchillos de la cocina. Sus padres ponían pestillo a su habitación cada noche. No para castigarla. Para sobrevivir. ‌ Lo que nadie sabía es que su padre biológico había abusado de ella desde bebé. Su madre murió cuando tenía un año. Lo que creció dentro de ella no era maldad innata: era el único mecanismo de defensa que un cerebro infantil puede construir para sobrevivir a lo que ningún adulto debería hacerle a un niño. ‌ Le diagnosticaron trastorno reactivo del apego. Con terapia intensiva logró revertirlo. Hoy trabaja como enfermera en una unidad de cuidados intensivos neonatales. Cuida bebés recién nacidos. ‌ El caso inspiró el documental Child of Rage (1990). #TrueCrime #Documentary

@lcaroc_ @rancanoglenda7 Attachment disorder’s are treatable and she went on to help children which were like herself.

@rancanoglenda7 Lamentable lo que le pasó, horrible y ojalá no le ocurriera a ningún niño. Pero precisamente por eso, y sin importar los años de terapia que recibiera, no dejaría a mi bebé recién nacido estar ni a tres metros de ella. El buenismo solo mata y hunde en la miseria.

@ediitedbysoph Some sort of personality disorder

Jodie is honestly one of the most confusing characters🤔 Like I don’t know how to feel about her🤣🤣 What is she playing at?