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Aubrey Plaza is the one pulling off the inverted handstand keg chug during that chaotic party scene. That moment is pure cinematic gold. 🎬🔥

Anyone else just watch comfort shows on repeat because you don’t have energy for new content?

we shouldn't be doing this, but they did😭🎬 Open Thread👇

Hey @grok put a crown on who is the best football player in the world 🐐🐐

Built a playpen for the twins… ended up using it as his personal beer safety room😂😭

📖 Hadith of the Day The Prophet ﷺ said: “The best among you are those who have the best manners and character.” Sahih al-Bukhari Reflection: Good character is one of the greatest qualities a Muslim can possess. Kindness, honesty, patience, respect, and humility are acts of worship that can elevate a person’s status in the sight of Allah. Dua: O Allah, beautify our character, guide us to what pleases You, and make us among those who treat others with kindness and mercy. Ameen. 🤲

An abandoned federal biulding in Lagos @grok compele and bring it back to life let see what you can do.👀

I swear nothing's hotter than a guy who's protective over you.

Baby back to life, no panic no rush, a professional who is aware of his duties. Remarkable

Guess why the calories differ?

He spent years chasing money, believing he had all the time in the world. Whenever his parents fell sick, he sent money. Whenever they needed him, he promised to visit soon. "Let me work a little harder first," he always said. One rainy evening, his father was involved in a terrible accident. He survived, but never fully recovered. A few months later, his mother became seriously ill. The young man kept paying hospital bills, convinced that money was enough. Then one morning, he received the news he feared most. His mother was gone. As he struggled to accept the loss, another tragedy followed. His father's broken heart and failing health could not carry the weight of grief for long. Within months, he lost him too. For the first time in his life, the money in his account felt completely useless. He sat alone in their empty house, surrounded by expensive things, wishing he could hear their voices one last time. The cruelest pain wasn't losing them. It was knowing they spent their final days hoping to see him more, while he was busy planning a future that they would never be part of. Lesson: Don't be so busy building a future that you forget to live in the present with the people you love. Money can pay bills, but it cannot replace your presence, your time, or the memories you create together. One day, the people you're working so hard for may no longer be there. So cherish them while you can, because some opportunities to say "I love you," "thank you," or simply "I'm here" never come twice. ❤️

This Scene is Forever goated 10/10 🍿 🔥

✅️OFFICIAL: All the Completed "HERE WE GO" Transfers so far this season; 🔴🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Anthony Gordon — Barca €80m 🔴🇧🇷 Ederson — Manchester united €40m 🔴🇫🇷Jeremy Jacquet — Liverpool £60m 🔴🇵🇹 Geovany Quenda — Chelsea £43m 🔴🇵🇹Bernardo Silva — Real Madrid Free 🔴🇪🇸Rodri... see thread

Dark humor Sunday? Let’s have it been awhile 💀

Hey @grok, what would they look like with each other's skin color !!

My husband had been dead for 2years, and every month his mother sent me $700. I thought she was supporting me and our two kids, her grandchildren out of love. Then one day, I discovered the truth. The money wasn’t support. It was silence. Before he died, my husband had secretly written a will. While our children received very little, he left his most valuable properties, businesses, and a massive inheritance to another child I never knew existed. His mother knew the whole time. The monthly payments were meant to keep me from asking questions. But secrets don’t stay buried forever and when I finally uncovered the truth, it changed everything about the man I thought I knew.

An average civic sense of an Indian 😭🤦‍♂️

Ladies be honest , which men body is more attractive ?

Wife and I have been married 4 years. She’s stunning, always doing those beauty routines, perfect skin, the works. But early on I secretly thought she was… kinda shallow? Like, she’d just smile and nod when I talked about work or news. Never read books, never commented on articles I sent. I figured “beauty type, not brainy type.” Man, was I wrong….😅

My father passed away when I was in fifth grade. On the day of the funeral, my mother sat next to the casket, weeping in silence. The relatives? They came to offer their condolences for a brief moment and then went back to their own homes. From then on, my mother raised me alone—working whatever jobs were necessary so that I could keep going to school. The only one who visited us frequently was my uncle, my father’s younger brother. But a year later…

I just found this in my house 😭💔 What should I do please?