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Addressing the “!lurk while i stream”comment & “streamers etiquette.” It was never brought to me behind the scenes that it wasn’t the best thing to do in another streamer’s chat. I had to learn from the response I got when it happened. There had been NO GRACE GIVEN in... show more

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When I got to the hotel in NYC, I wasn’t expecting much, good thing because it wasn’t much I got either however it still was pretty expensive due to the fact it was NYC. Just like how these girls booked a room and it was basically a two story broom closet. What’s sad is that no matter how bad the room these girls booked was, mine was way worst, I would have gladly stayed in their room. When I got to the hotel, it looked neat and trendy, super busy. The room was $700 a night which I expected to be a room in a palace because k got a recommendation from someone and they loved it. When I got there it wasn’t horrible, the room was maintained neatly and it wasn’t super spacious but wasn’t cramped either. The appliances looked fairly new and it had a decent tv and PS5 to okay which is always a perk. What made this room not what I expected was it was the rat I saw in the corner. I could tell it was used to being there for a while because it didn’t bother running away when I walked in, in fact it was cozied out on the couch like it owned the place. I even sat beside it and didn’t get a reaction from it. I left and went downstairs to the desk after I took a pic and showed the receptionist what I saw. She said of that’s Gus, he visits the rooms from time to time we’ve never been able to get rid of him. How bad is it that you have a rat in the room and you named it because it comes back so often. These people never heard of the exterminator obviously. I didn’t have a choice but to stay there but following the receptionists recommendation I made sure I didn’t leave anything edible around. I guess he comes by from the restaurant the hotel is built into and then never have been able to fully get rid of him in a humane way.

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Brad Pitt says he took an unusual step to protect the ending of Se7en. He put it in his contract. "When I signed on to do the film, I got in my contract that the ending had to stay." Why? He'd already seen a previous project change a controversial ending. "I had experience on something before where something that was controversial got cut out." "And to me, it was why we go to movies." Sure enough, after filming, there was pressure to change Se7en's ending. "There was this push... it would be much more likable if the dog's heads were in the box." His response was immediate. "Nope. Nope." Without that contract clause, one of cinema's most unforgettable endings might never have made it to theaters.

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🐿️: i had hainanese rice today! i had hainanese rice. when i was in malaysia, i really ate a lot of hainanese rice. it’s been a while since i’ve had it. i got to eat it when i got here and it was so delicious

🐿️: i had hainanese rice today! i had hainanese rice. when i was in malaysia, i really ate a lot of hainanese rice. it’s been a while since i’ve had it. i got to eat it when i got here and it was so delicious

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Tracee Ellis Ross says a show with a quarter of her viewership got the Late Night bookings that she never did "never asked on a late night show. No. it was Jay Leno and I had girlfriends and the comment was 'we love Tracee call us when she gets something' while on girlfriends" "I was like get what? what else do you have to get? We love her but it was not considered. And the other thing was I remember this...I remember specifically the show Monk that show had a quarter of our viewership" "I remember seeing him on the show and I was so confused is it viewership? And the only thing you can boil it down to you're like is it just racism?" "never went to the Emmys...The first time I went to the Emmys was on Blackish"

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In our 2021 interview with the Patriot, he spoke about Kurt Angle using his theme 'Medals' “Well, he got it the same way I did, I’m sure. I’ve never talked to Kurt [Angle] about that particular subject, but I was given a list of songs to listen to. I didn’t know at the time that [Sgt.] Slaughter had used it on one occasion to go to the ring or maybe more than one. But, I do know one occasion he had. It was the one I had picked out of the list of songs they gave me. I liked it the best. I thought it was fitting. Then he ended up using it as well. More power to him."

In our 2021 interview with the Patriot, he spoke about Kurt Angle using his theme 'Medals' “Well, he got it the same way I did, I’m sure. I’ve never talked to Kurt [Angle] about that particular subject, but I was given a list of songs to listen to. I didn’t know at the time that [Sgt.] Slaughter had used it on one occasion to go to the ring or maybe more than one. But, I do know one occasion he had. It was the one I had picked out of the list of songs they gave me. I liked it the best. I thought it was fitting. Then he ended up using it as well. More power to him."

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Biochemistry professor Michael Behe shares the “SHOCKING” discovery that completely changed his view of Darwinian evolution. He says when he went looking for the scientific papers supporting what he had been taught, they weren’t there. “The most shocking thing happened when I first started to read about evolution and I realized that I had been seriously misled.” “I was told that it was known that Darwinian processes could produce the biological systems we see in life.” “But I had cause to go to the library and look up papers to find the papers that explained how they happened, and there were none there.” “I was startled to see that a foundational concept of my worldview had no support.” “That’s what sent me on my road to where I am now.”

Biochemistry professor Michael Behe shares the “SHOCKING” discovery that completely changed his view of Darwinian evolution. He says when he went looking for the scientific papers supporting what he had been taught, they weren’t there. “The most shocking thing happened when I first started to read about evolution and I realized that I had been seriously misled.” “I was told that it was known that Darwinian processes could produce the biological systems we see in life.” “But I had cause to go to the library and look up papers to find the papers that explained how they happened, and there were none there.” “I was startled to see that a foundational concept of my worldview had no support.” “That’s what sent me on my road to where I am now.”

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