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@China_hp1 Apparently UNTRUE!!!

🍁 Reports are circulating that a Russian airstrike targeted a secure location in Ukraine, allegedly killing President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Ukrainian media is said to be covering the incident, though official confirmation is still pending. If confirmed, the strike could represent a major escalation in the conflict. 🔥🌍

@Hoorain154 In a heartbeat

Be honest Would you do it?

@aroog1278 55 56

@ABridgen @Airte747 @destapandolose1 Apparently UNTRUE!!!

Unconfirmed rumours are circulating, Zelensky has died.! IN RUSSIAN AERIAL ATTACK According to reports, a Russian aerial attack targeted a safe position in Ukraine, causing the death of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Ukrainian media should confirm or deny. @destapandolose1

@ABridgen @Airte747 @destapandolose1 Omg do not say that !!!

The Reflecting Pool was not vandalized. It was gross incompetence by the no-bid contractor; a contract awarded by Trump. There is no conspiracy theory. No vandals. Just incompetence. On our dime. Truth matters.

“Sometimes you have to prioritise the intelligence that will save us over the biology that slows us down” The rich will stop at nothing to steal basic resources from everyone else. They think AI will save us all and they don’t care how many people they need to sacrifice to do it

@BhattiLaib9960 The way the pattern is laid out.. looks like a t when cutting would be my guess .. I don’t know ?!

What show ?

@WorkElizab Mission impossible

what exactly is this door for?

@_josephine0_ Russian balcony

@Hania16836 20

@annemurray1 Loved her !! My dad adored her voice

60 years ago, on June 20, 1966, Anne celebrated her 21st birthday with her television debut on Singalong Jubilee. “I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight” was one of her early show performances & the song was later released on her 2nd album, This Way Is My Way in 1969. Happy Birthday Anne! 🥳

Ruck Fussia

My wife and I went out to dinner last night, and I’m still a little confused by what happened. 😅🍽️ Our bill was about $70, and we left a $20 tip. In my mind, that seemed more than fair. It wasn’t meant to be cheap or disrespectful — we paid the bill, left what we thought was a good tip, and were ready to go. But the waiter seemed unhappy and made a comment that if we weren’t willing to tip more, we shouldn’t be dining out. That honestly surprised me. A $20 tip on a $70 bill is close to 30%, so I didn’t think we had done anything wrong. I completely understand that servers work hard, and I know tips are an important part of their income. But when a customer leaves what feels like a generous tip and still gets made to feel like it isn’t enough, it makes the whole tipping conversation feel even more uncomfortable. Tipping used to feel like a thank-you for good service. Now it sometimes feels like there’s a number people are expected to hit, and anything below that can cause tension. It feels like everyone is frustrated — customers feel pressured, servers feel undervalued, and the system puts both sides in an awkward position. So I’m genuinely curious: was $20 on a $70 bill unreasonable, or have tipping expectations changed that much? Would you have been surprised too?