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@MrsAIPAlisha @XiaBrookside @ThisIsTNA It's giving

Charlie’s Angels, Knockouts Edition 💋

@GereonK23502 @ManMilk2 Nurse jackie

@Niemogepisac @overfiend_87 @lennartprimal Estrogen

@EfedAccount @overfiend_87 @lennartprimal Which hormons?

"Raw milk can carry dangerous pathogens, I only drink soymilk"

@overfiend_87 @lennartprimal So is soy milk

@lennartprimal Raw milk also is filled with female hormones.

@lennartprimal I'm allergic to dairy and drinks Soy?

@yvessirae Saw a similar thing on the monster of Florence

In 1960s Italy, if a woman was raped, her 'honor' was considered damaged. And guess what? The rapist could walk free... if he married her. She was raped... and everyone told her to MARRY her rapist. But she became the first woman in Italy to say... No. Franca was just 17. She had a whole life ahead But her former fiancé, Filippo Melodia, kidnapped her... held. her for 8 days... and raped her. When she returned, society whispered Just marry him... it will restore your honor. Even the law said this marriage would erase his crime. But Franca did something no girl had ever dared... She looked at her family, at the court, at the whole country and said: I will NOT marry my rapist. Her case went to trial. She faced threats, insults, pressure from the whole town... But she didn't break. She WON. Filippo was sentenced to prison. And years later this law was abolished. All because one girl chose courage over silence.

Going green today, Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️ 💚

Still the only Irish wrestler to appear on aew, so thank you I'll take this personally 😆☘️

@bluedubsireland What happened

Big scrap in Dublin City 😲🤷🤦‍♂️

With Allies return I hope we get this #tnawrestling youtu.be/TYISq5MGENw?is…

@Waytooosweet Before or after she said that about John

Guys what the hell did I just find

@TheParkerB_ Happy birthday

It’s my 28th BIRTHDAY!! 🎂 28 years deep. Grinding harder than ever, still growing, getting faster, stronger, bigger each day. Still covered in stories. Grateful for another year to get better in all aspects. Love you all thank you for the endless support #THEBFD

@ArcherOfInfamy Edge would like a word!

Sucks doesn't it? ⚖️

@lidl_ireland is your lidl branded clothing making a return this year? I've already seen some handbags online

@garrettkidney There's was an episode of nurse jackie where there's a sports magazine and TNA is on the cover

WCW had footage in ER and Malcolm in the Middle, TNA had footage in House - has WWE ever had footage in a major TV show?

A reminder that Time Warner hated WCW so much and wanted it to close that they slipped some footage of it into the show they produce that had 30 million viewers on network TV.

@Prinny_sparkle Who have they blown up?

Irish Republicans lecturing on blowing up the innocent? Get to fuck.

@MrPitbull07 Why take a pic and not help

There are photos that don’t need words. Only silence. Year 2020. In front of a hospital entrance, on the front seat of a car, a young man bends over his grandmother’s body. No stretcher. No doctors yet. Only urgency. Only love. His hands are shaking. He tries to give back the air she is losing. During the drive, her condition worsened. The virus arrived before help. She began to fade right there, just a few steps from salvation. He didn’t think about protocols, nor about fear. He did the only thing he knew how to do: try to save her with his own breath. The doctors arrived a few seconds later. Too late. This photo froze the exact moment when hope breaks, but the gesture remains. It is not a heroic act in the classic sense. There is no victory, no applause. Only love carried to the very last breath. During the pandemic, millions of stories disappeared into numbers and graphs. But behind every figure there were names, families, farewells without rituals. This is not a photo about death. It is a photo about love that does not give up, even when there is nothing left to do. And for that reason, even though it hurts, it must be remembered.

@WrestlePurists Former kos champion

Ava was on the phone with someone regarding the Royal Rumble “We have the deepest women’s division in the world, so whatever decision you make, I support it.” 👀 #WWENXT

@WrestleTalk_TV Sounds like Don't Act Like You Know Me Raye and Black And White Michael Jackson

Kit Wilson says he had a lot of input in the creation of his popular 'Man Up' WWE entrance theme, naming Charli XCX, Chappell Roan and Harry Styles among the influences for it: "I ended up having a fair amount of input. I was pushing for new music when I found out what the situation was going to be and maybe I was going to go solo. I started messaging a lot saying, ‘I’d love to get new music, can I get new music?’ "Eventually I got into contact with Neil (Lawi) I believe and he called me, we had a little discussion on the phone he said, What kind of thing are you looking for?’ I said, ‘Can I send you an email?’ Got off the phone and I started writing this email with all my references, with all the songs I like, all the ideas I had, lyrics, the theme of it, the vibe of it. "There’s a Charli XCX and Billie Eilish song called ‘Guess’, it opens with ‘Hey Billie, are you there?’ That I loved, I really wanted that. So that was my first thing I wanted, I wanted the phone call, I wanted the ring, I wanted the pickup and I wanted ‘Hey Kit, are you there?’ I originally wanted it in an English voice, and I still would like it in an English voice. We’re American for now, but I think we’ll be ok with that. "Then there was so many other influences, there’s another Charli XCX song called ‘Speed Drive’, which I really liked. ‘Like Jennie’ from BLACKPINK is very poppy, there’s a lot of girly pop music at the moment that’s come out, that’s just very catchy, very iconic, very chorus, chorus, chorus. "Chappell Roan ‘Femininomenon’ very good song, that’s one I pushed for. There’s also some Harry Styles influence. 1975 was a big band that I liked, and Pretty Deadly actually used their song on the indies for a theme, ‘Love Me’, and there’s a guitar rift in that that we really liked, and I can kind of hear that in this song. "JADE, who’s a UK artist, she put out a fantastic album this year, she used to be a in the band Little Mix, so there’s just so many references there, I sent them all, I timestamped the bits that I liked, the choruses, the here the there." (Insight with Chris Van Vliet)