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Throwback to 2018 when physics laureate Donna Strickland started her banquet speech by talking about Cyndi Lauper's song 'Girls Just Want To Have Fun'. Strickland told us how enjoyable she found her work developing new laser pulses. She shared the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics with Arthur Ashkin and... show more

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For everyone wondering how it all started. About an hour before this she was screaming at kids telling them to get off her lawn & calling them little bi*ches. We told our children to stay by us and not go towards her house at all. She came over screaming & yelling at us because "she wasn't talking to our kids". We had no way of knowing that. She called the cops to have us trespassed. She got aggressive with them & they told her if they come back she was going to jail. She literally told them they would be back. An hour later and this happens.....We were all just chillin'. Not responding to her flipping us off, screaming dumb shit over - just chillin! She came over acting crazy. The girl on top of her was already on the phone calling the police as soon as she seen her walking over because there was 15+ damn kids there!Some ours, some neighborhood kids.

For everyone wondering how it all started. About an hour before this she was screaming at kids telling them to get off her lawn & calling them little bi*ches. We told our children to stay by us and not go towards her house at all. She came over screaming & yelling at us because "she wasn't talking to our kids". We had no way of knowing that. She called the cops to have us trespassed. She got aggressive with them & they told her if they come back she was going to jail. She literally told them they would be back. An hour later and this happens.....We were all just chillin'. Not responding to her flipping us off, screaming dumb shit over - just chillin! She came over acting crazy. The girl on top of her was already on the phone calling the police as soon as she seen her walking over because there was 15+ damn kids there!Some ours, some neighborhood kids.

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