KeepitDope_Joe

@evilpez4 Where’s that ?

Suck it, Kentville

@Girrl_Friday Drop it off at Value Village

@girlindabushes Fuck

Hospital Mac and cheese 🤔

@1980sRewind Heart attack

#FridayNightChippyTea But what do you call it?

@Mellyfax Disaster

I often wonder what this world would be like if the majority were woman leaders and not men. Just a thought.

@Frank_Mag_NS Nice to find it at the library

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@TBBOB2 @historyinmemes No antibiotics back in 1940 ?

His shoes were custom-made and were equivalent to a US size 37AA. Each shoe was nearly 18 inches long. His ring size was a 25, compared to the average men’s ring size of 10. Despite his towering height, he was known for his mild manner and intelligence, even studying law before his health deteriorated. He died at just 22 years old due to an infected leg brace irritating his ankle, leading to an infection he could not fight off.

Robert Wadlow, the tallest individual ever documented in human history, stood at an astounding height of 8 feet 11.1 inches (2.72 meters) when he was last measured on June 27, 1940. His remarkable growth raised concerns from an early age, as at just 6 months old, he weighed an unusual 30 pounds (13 kg). This exceptional growth rate continued until 1929, shortly before his 12th birthday, when doctors discovered his overactive pituitary gland, which was producing excessive growth hormones. This gland's overproduction was the root cause of Wadlow's remarkable stature. To accommodate his extraordinary height, a specially designed desk was created for him during his elementary school years. Wadlow embarked on a tour across the United States as part of the Ringling Bros. Circus, showcasing not only his towering height but also his remarkably large hands, measuring 12.75 inches (32.3 cm) from the wrist to the tip of his middle finger. By the age of nine, he displayed his incredible strength by carrying his 1.8-meter-tall, 77 kg father. Due to his immense size, he relied on leg braces and a walking stick for mobility. Unfortunately, in 1940, an injury from one of his leg braces led to a blister that became infected and resisted treatment. Despite being hospitalized, his condition deteriorated, and on July 15, 1940, at approximately 1:30 am, Robert Wadlow passed away. His extraordinary size was evident even in his burial, as it took 12 men to carry his half-ton coffin.

@maggiearchibald Full of bed bugs

Anybody need some furniture? Currently sitting on the SGR sidewalk.

@girlindabushes So are laptops

Fanny packs are the latest trend in hospital wear. 🥰

@IntelPointAlert That’s disappointing

UPDATE: Police have taken the man in custody

BREAKING: Person claiming to ‘have a bomb’ has climbed onto the Ferris Wheel at California’s Santa Monica Pier; negotiators en route

@rawsalerts He’s obviously a democrat

🚨#UPDATE: More photos of the Man who claims to have a bomb has climbed on the Ferris Wheel at the Santa Monica Pier in California.

🚨#BREAKING: The Santa Monica Pier has been evacuated after a man claiming to have bomb climbed onto Ferris wheel 
📌#SantaMonica | #California 
 Numerous authorities are currently on the scene in Santa Monica California, after a man, who claims to be armed with a bomb, climbed the Ferris wheel on the Santa Monica Pier. The man informed bystanders about the bomb before scaling the ride on early Monday afternoon. Officers are evacuating Pacific Park and the Pier, and our Crisis Negotiation Team is en route this story is still developing

@archivetvmus71 Great hooters

Coronation Street - written by Leslix Duxbury (9th October 1978). Having heard glowing reports about Mr Garfield's healing hands, Mrs Walker consents to grant him an audience (she's a martyr to her bad back). The only snag is she doesn't know he's just a lowly hospital porter ...

@HalifaxReTales What's open / closed today and is Tim Hortons open ?

@Super70sSports Nope I don’t , she’s cross eyed

Every dude over 45 remembers this part of the Walk Like an Egyptian video by heart …

@Girrl_Friday What location ?

@miawgordon That your husband Mia ?

Thankful for my family this thanksgiving weekend.

@Mellyfax That's moist

Happy Thanksgiving 🧡

@FOX19 Listen to WKRP

What advice do you have for someone who just moved to Cincinnati?

@Mellyfax Donnie

Definitely C

@CBCNS Fucking ridiculous

Hockey Canada is encouraging players to wear base layers under their equipment to the arena. Some members of the minor hockey community say the change is for the better. ift.tt/r9HtCs7