Kelly✨

let the record show I have beaten my mother’s years-long reign of highest Yahtzee score (506) with an incredible 531

An MLB player tosses a ball to a kid wearing his jersey. The kid makes the catch… then hands it to his little sister and gives her a hug. How can you not love baseball

memories long forgotten have flooded back

Just found out about recency bias, it's gotta be the best and most interesting kind of bias

@ShadowBeatz 😂😂😂

@Beeesley I'm learning so much!

okay so what's that thing in the ass that feels so good then?

College sports are funny because imagine airballing the shot that would tie the game with 2.1 seconds left and then having to listen to a marching band

Dawg

More people need to listen to this. Whole thing.

@KoltonNeville Peyton 💞

@Beeesley What’s the puppies name?

Haven’t posted about my photography in a while. Had hopes of getting back into it but sometimes life has other plans. Anyway here’s a few of my favs available at redbubble.com/people/kphotog… 🥰

Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura is demanding that the United States pass a law requiring that when Congress votes to go to war, a family member of each member of Congress must begin immediate military service. “I’m sick and tired of the Vietnam stuff.”

I’ve only recently been put onto shrimp tempura rolls and I cannot fathom how I have lived almost 29 years without them. Move over California roll there’s a new sheriff in town🍤

@Kruzadar !!!!!!! Loved the set design

Me dancing to the entire half time show despite not knowing a word

I’m genuinely confused. We’re dumping Epstein files, parading names, laying out rape and pedophilia like it’s a damn spreadsheet, and then… nothing. No arrests. No perp walks. No accountability. So what’s the plan here exactly? Are we just supposed to stare at this filth, rage-scroll, and pretend exposure equals justice? Because right now it feels like the system is saying, here’s the proof, here’s the monsters, now go back to work and shut up. If this isn’t followed by real consequences, then all this “truth” isn’t a reckoning — it’s just another sick reminder that there are two sets of rules, and the worst people somehow never play by either

posted on substack by a person named Teri Leigh I’m writing this from Minnesota. These are just a few things that may not be making the national or international news. a beloved local donut shop Glam Doll Donuts across the street from where Alex Pretti died turned into a warming house and medic center for protestors building and maintaining the memorial site. a 70yo independent bookstore owner DreamHaven Books down the street expressed his pain on camera, walked through a tear gas cloud, and his website crashed less than 24 hours later from too much business and donations. the day after tear gas bombs destroyed a N-Mpls neighborhood sending a 6mo old baby to the hospital, at daybreak, a small church community cleaned up the mess of pepper balls, tear gas containers and trash so the neighbors didn’t have to wake up to the memories. a local independent journalist Mercado Media pounding the streets everyday reporting things from the ground had a testicle removed and showed up two days later to walk with 75,000+ community members to walk the streets in -20 degree weather. a local sex-positive adult-store The Smitten Kitten has completely transformed into a donation and distribution center. a local pizza place Wrecktangle Pizza raised over $83K in less than a few days to support families that are sheltering in place. tow-truck companies are donating their services to clean up the accidents and abandoned vehicles left by ICE and the city is waiving impound fees. local multi-faith spiritual leaders are spearheading sit-ins at corporate headquarters such as Target and USBank to have deeper conversations with CEOs and boards of directors about community relief. social workers are taking in children who came home from school with both their parents “disappeared.” animal shelters and pet-fostering agencies are rescuing pets left alone for days or weeks after their humans were detained. every restaurant, church, karate dojo, dance studio, school, barber shop, and other small business has created their own underground grassroots supportive network to protect their neighbors, get people to and from work, and raise funds to pay everyday bills. women who are moms and work full-time jobs are donning reflective vests in shifts to stand watch at bus stops, city parks, and grocery store parking lots ini sub-zero temps to bear witness before going home to tuck their babies in at night. the MN National Guard offered donuts, coffee, and hot cocoa to peaceful protesters the day after Alex Pretti died, reminding community that we are all in this together and they are here to keep the peace. These are just a few examples. Stories like this are happening in the hundreds here, every single day! Community is EVERYTHING! This Substack community and the MN-Strong resistance has saved my mental health these last weeks. Thank you for reading. Thank you for giving a shit. I love you.

When Ian Austin, an Army veteran, was arrested for protesting ICE in Minneapolis, he says he was detained and shackled for hours. “We're turning into something that I can't even begin to respect, and something that I literally went to war—or they told me I went to war—to fight against,” he says. Since he was arrested, he’s continued protesting. Mother Jones senior reporter Julia Lurie spoke to Austin outside the Whipple Federal Building, where ICE is based. “When they say, ‘Why would you be out here?’ How the fuck could I not be out here?” he says. “My nation is under attack."

Guy: Shoots up a school killing 20 kids Republicans: Guns are our God-given right Guy: Videos ICE agents with legal gun in his possession, is killed Republicans: He had a gun!

🚨🔥JUST IN: A veteran who went viral during the Minnesota protests is back, furious after today’s killing: “I swore an oath in 1969 to defend this country against enemies foreign and domestic… and you just put 5 shots in that man’s body. Look me in the eye and justify it.” This is what it looks like when Americans realize the threat isn’t “over there.” It’s here.