๐ŸŒบMother Maker Memerโค๏ธโ€๐Ÿ”ฅ#sweetsmemes โค๏ธโ€๐Ÿ”ฅ #PresidentTrump ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธArtistโ€™s kid๐ŸŽจVintage film fan๐ŸŽž๏ธ Music Lover๐ŸŽถ๐ŸŽธNature rocks๐ŸŒฑGod is Awesomeโค๏ธโ€๐Ÿ”ฅ #epilepsy ITM

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@grok How long did it take you to recognize who the artist is drawing?
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Ohio DoorDash driver was caught by the customers mailbox camera, leaving their porch, walking behind their car and keying it, and walking to their other vehicle, doing the same. This lady apparently is on camera in other areas doing the same thing. What caused this has yet to be determined, but is under investigation, and the woman has yet to be arrested. More than likely, I am assuming it is due to her being unsatisfied by the tip. It's always about $$, imo. Tip culture with these services have ruined society, both sides of the fence. Entitlement for one, lazy for the other.
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Couper is hilarious and right! The internet is full of crazies- especially our politicians. Weโ€™ve seen the fall of the likes of MTG, Massie and many more-they chose money over reality and truth.
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For many British visitors coming to the U.S. for the World Cup, driving becomes an adventure of its own. Different road sizes, unfamiliar signs, and the experience of driving on the opposite side of the road can make even a simple trip feel challenging. The contrast between driving cultures is fascinating. What feels normal to one country can seem surprising to another, and every traveler learns to adapt while discovering a new way of moving through the world. These moments are part of what makes international travel memorable, not just the games, but the everyday experiences along the way. How many things do we assume are universal until we see them through someone elseโ€™s eyes?
For many Europeans visiting the U.S. for the World Cup, renting a car becomes an unexpected cultural experience. The size of American vehicles, the technology inside them, and even the idea of autonomous features can feel completely different from what they are used to. Some are amazed by the space and comfort, while others are surprised by how large some vehicles feel on the road. Even simple things like figuring out whether a car uses gasoline or diesel can become part of the adventure. Travel is full of these small discoveries that connect different cultures. How many everyday things do we take for granted until someone from another country experiences them for the first time?
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This lady ordered Wingstop, and claims this wing was in her container, still had feathers... This apparently occurred in the Houston area. Say it ain't so Wingstop. Even tho we know what it comes from, we don't want to see the damn feathers lol. The employees need to be a bit more diligent removing "faulty" product.
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One of Truth-seekers most important messages. Listen here or hop over to her page. We knew it was coming.
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The old ways that the Colossian believers used to live had to stop. Their old ways of thinking, speaking and acting were sinful. These ways caused harm to them and their communities. The Colossians had to stop obeying their sinful desires because they now had new life. Jesus is the centre of the new life of all believers. Paul said that Jesus is everything and is in everything. He meant that Jesus is the most important one who exists. Nothing is beyond Christสผs rule. Because of this, the ways that human beings divide into different groups no longer matter. Godสผs people are to live together as one body. This is possible because the peace of Jesus rules in their hearts. When they understand how dearly God loves them, they can love one another.
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The only God is the Lแดส€แด… who brought the Israelites out of slavery. Deuteronomy 6:4 made this very clear. That verse is part of what is called the Shema. The Israelites were to show that they loved God by obeying him. To obey him, they needed to remember all that he had done for them. They needed to remember all his commandments. This included the Ten Commandments. If the Israelites loved and obeyed God faithfully, God would use them in Canaan. They would be Godสผs tool to bring judgement against the Canaanites. God would drive out the Canaanites. He would allow the Israelites to live there in peace. The Israelites were to remain humble. God hadnสผt made a covenant with them because they were better than the Canaanites. In fact, they were very stubborn people. The time they worshipped the statue of a metal calf was an example of that. So was the time at Kadesh Barnea when they disobeyed God. God chooses how to show his love for people. With the Israelites he showed it by making a covenant with them.
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You know itโ€™s true. Wait for it! ๐Ÿคญ
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The racists will say "The White Man Made Us Do That To Our Children."
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Getting a jump on the birthday wishes. Smart people appreciate you President Trump! Everyone else is white noise! Happy birthday ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ
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Dogs are man's best friend, but they are defiant children, lol. He turned this sprinkler into his personal play toy, and made sure to share with everyone, INSIDE the home. ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ
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These surfers got a thrill of the lifetime! A pod of dolphins joined in and surrounded the surfers, riding the waves alongside them. Pretty sweet! ๐Ÿ”ฅ
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๐Ÿšจ BEAR VS TREE STAND DAD โ€“ PEAK CHAOS ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿป Virginia woods moment: Dude in full ghillie suit chilling in his tree stand when a straight-up grizzly rolls up, gnawing logs, then starts climbing RIGHT at him. "I'm in a tree stand and there is a grizzly bear!" Don't eat me!
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The Gentle Neighbor: The Life and Legacy of Fred Rogers Fred McFeely Rogers, known to generations simply as Mister Rogers, was a quiet revolutionary who transformed the airwaves into a sanctuary of kindness. Born on March 20, 1928, in the small town of Latrobe, Pennsylvania, Rogers grew up in a world shaped by both comfort and challenge. The son of a successful brick manufacturer and a devoted mother, he navigated a somewhat introverted childhood marked by illness and shyness. These early experiences fostered a deep empathy that would define his lifeโ€™s work. A gifted musician, Rogers earned a bachelorโ€™s degree in music composition from Rollins College in 1951. He initially entered television almost by accident, working behind the scenes at NBC in New York. Disillusioned by commercial broadcastingโ€™s superficiality, he returned to Pittsburgh in 1953 to help launch WQED, the nationโ€™s first community-supported educational television station. There, he co-created The Childrenโ€™s Corner, honing his skills as a puppeteer, composer, and gentle storyteller. He later pursued ordination as a Presbyterian minister in 1963, viewing his television ministry as a profound form of service to children. In 1968, Mister Rogersโ€™ Neighborhood premiered on PBS, inviting young viewers into a calm, cardigan-clad world of trolleys, Neighborhood of Make-Believe puppets, and heartfelt conversations. Over 895 episodes spanning more than three decades, Rogers addressed the emotional realities of childhoodโ€”divorce, anger, death, and self-worthโ€”with unflinching honesty and profound respect. He composed over 200 songs, operated puppets, and spoke directly to the camera, affirming to every child: โ€œI like you just the way you are.โ€ His unhurried pace and sincere curiosity stood in stark contrast to the frenetic cartoons of the era, offering a television experience rooted in emotional intelligence and moral imagination. Rogers retired from producing new episodes in 2001, but his final original broadcast carried the same warmth and continuity that defined the series. Less than two years later, on February 27, 2003, at the age of 74, he passed away at his Pittsburgh home after a courageous battle with stomach cancer. His wife of nearly 50 years, Joanne, was by his side. In a noisy world, Fred Rogers reminded us that true strength lies in gentleness, that listening matters, and that every person is worthy of love. His legacy endures not only in reruns and the enduring Daniel Tigerโ€™s Neighborhood, but in the quiet compassion he instilled in millions. As he often said, in times of trouble, we should look for the helpers. Fred Rogers was one of the greatest. We should all strive to be more like Mr. Rogers. Where being kind, humble and honest is cool. An American treasure. ๐Ÿค S
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Did you just see it too? The car in question just vanished. There were reports from other drivers that claim the same thing at this intersection. They all saw a car driving on the road and all of a sudden it wasnโ€™t there anymore. The car in question reminds me of a 1950โ€™s Belair, it looks so out of place for todayโ€™s day and age. I do see some of them on the road every once in a while and thatโ€™s why they stick out to me so much. Iโ€™m not saying this is a haunted road or this is even paranormal, however I have heard of these residual style occurrences happening. If that was the case maybe this was where the original owner had an accident and it plays out over and over throughout the years at random. Have you ever seen anything like this before? What would you do if you saw this? I think I would keep coming back so I can see it again, events like this fascinate me.
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This is incredible. God is amazing and still alive and breathing. โค๏ธโ€๐Ÿ”ฅโœ๏ธ๐Ÿ˜Œ
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For many Europeans visiting the U.S., seeing the iconic yellow school buses for the first time feels like stepping into a movie scene. Something so familiar from American culture suddenly becomes real right in front of them. Itโ€™s interesting how everyday things can become exciting discoveries when viewed from another perspective. A simple school bus represents a piece of daily life, history, and tradition that many people have only seen on screens. Travel allows us to appreciate the little details we often overlook. Who would have thought a yellow bus could become one of the most memorable parts of someoneโ€™s trip?
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Jaws wants to give some insight to Karmelo while he's adjusting to Prison...
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Still slaying this dance ๐Ÿ”ฅ We still doing this ๐Ÿ’ƒ Saumya Kamble is! Who else is obsessed with these moves? Pure energy and talent! โœจ
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Pred Sean here tries to claim he was told the girl was 20, when she was actually 13. When will these l0sers realize everything they do electronically can be seen... As soon as he does realize, he clams up and starts to break down. They always try to be aggressive for getting caught.... Yeah, you know what's coming buddy. Dont drop the soap! He was arrested and held on 31k bond in Tecumseh, Michigan. Trial is still pending. There are so many of these pieces of trash...
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Former officer Sinmi Asomuyide, probationary officer from Indiana, was convicted a few days ago for SA of a 14 year old girl, and looking at life in prison. He was assigned a missing persons case, a 14 year old runaway. He located her, and before taking her home, questioned her on her sexual preferences, experience, etc. They exchanged numbers, should she need to contact law enforcement. He tracked her phone, showed up to her house and arrested her. He then took her to an abandoned parking lot and abused her. Then told her not to say anything, otherwise their will be problems. His charges were kidnapping, sexual assault and denying her constitutional rights. Hope the boys in prison take care of this... P.O.S.
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When you see a Viking! ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”ฅ
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