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You’d Better Know Who You’re Hosting 🐢 Long (3 Min) version Available 🐢 #LilibetSaunders #Rough #Cheating #Host #Friend #BigTits #Pawg #Slut #Girlfriend

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Larry Ellison on what made Steve Jobs great “Steve was my best friend for about 25 years. We were neighbors in Woodside and his peacock wandered onto my property and woke me up. His girlfriend had given him a peacock and I came over to complain.” Steve replied: “You don’t like that bird either?” Larry recalls how Steve made him watch 73 different versions of Toy Story: “I said I’m not coming over if you make me watch Toy Story again… Now I know the new version is 4% better than the one I saw last week, but I’m not watching this thing again. And he’d say: ‘Larry, you won’t believe how different the shadows look.’ But that was Steve. Until it was perfect. And then once it was perfect, he moved onto the next problem.” Larry believes obsessing over a product until it was perfect was a huge part of what made Steve Jobs great: “If you want to know you’re like Steve Jobs, it’s very simple. You’re unable to think about anything other than serious problems at work. That’s all you can do, and you obsess about it until you solve it. And then you move on to the next thing. And you obsess about that until you solve it… If you have that kind of obsession combined with Picasso’s aesthetic and Edison’s inventiveness, then you are the next Steve Jobs.” He continues: “Apple became the most valuable company on earth and it wasn’t even one of Steve’s goals. He wasn’t trying to be rich. He wasn’t trying to be famous. He wasn’t trying to be powerful. He was obsessed with the creative process and building something beautiful.” Source: The Wall Street Journal (May 2012)

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Hey, @TheOldMerIsDead, does this look like the conversation of two people who are "cheating"? No. It shows exactly what it is: a normal conversation between friends. You'll undoubtedly ask what he was lying to me about, so let me clear that up, as well as why I felt used: I felt like I was just a sounding board all year after he said “I want to be very clear, Meredith O’Neil has done nothing wrong" during one of his presentations. He was always asking me for advice, constantly telling me I give great advice and I was ticked that I spent my time seemingly helping him resolve issues, only for him to go against the advice he agreed with whilst I watched things blow up in his face. It was annoying. Anyway, the reason Aidan Kearney told you I was "just a fan" back in May when you saw my name come up on his phone (no message, just my name), was because he KNEW how you would act if he told you I was “just a friend." You wouldn't have believed him. You apparently didn’t believe I was just a fan either because within a days/few days(?) you sent me a friend request on Facebook so you could creep my profile. I, personally, cannot say this, but I believe plenty of other people have said that you'd get visibly upset when fans would approach Aidan in public so GOD FORBID he have a trusted female friend to talk to while he’s going through heavy shit and his girlfriend is complaining about how she’s not a priority the week of his mother‘s funeral. I've been here, doll, and I’ve given him great advice all year long. I hate to say this, but you’re the kind of woman whose boyfriend HAS to hide females who are just friends because of your wildly insecure nature. You went as far hacking into your last boyfriend’s email to decline a job offer so he couldn’t move away from you. Something is not right with you. ..but to go even further and later send a compromising video of him to his boss so his employment would be revoked? That is very likely clinically diagnosable. You really pulled alllllll this bullshit just because your boyfriend had a female friend who sent him a text message in May and you saw ONE inappropriate message from me in June—while you two were broken up. You need help. Actual help. Log off and get some rest, doll.

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Oh sweetheart… I really hoped we wouldn’t have to do this. Especially on Thanksgiving Eve. But since you’ve decided to publicly rewrite history with your little meltdown today, buckle up. We’re taking a field trip into the saga of one of the many bargain-bin ratchets my ex cheated on me with. Let’s begin. Back in May, YOU Chelsea slid into my Facebook messages out of nowhere (Screen Recording 1), foaming at the mouth because you thought I sent you a friend request. I have over 2,000 pending requests. If I accidentally tapped yours while scrolling, congratulations on the high point of your decade. Your hostile meltdown over a friend request was… honestly, a medical red flag. So I blocked you. Naturally, you slithered over to Twitter next (Screen Recording 2) because you were blocked on Facebook. At this point I’m thinking, “Why is this woman obsessed with me over a friend request?” I’d asked my friends if they knew you, they had no clue. I asked Aidan if he knew who you were. Aidan told me you were just a fan, a nobody. I asked why you’d send me these weird messages, “He has a lot of crazy fans and gets tons of crazy messages,” he said. And wow, did you prove that correct. I blocked you there too. End of story… until it wasn’t. Fast forward to June 18. I discovered you were sexting Aidan in April during a break we had. Gross, but whatever. We stayed together a bit longer before officially breaking up in July. A week later, an account magically appears: Mere’s Diary. Posting vomit about me and the breakup, a breakup nobody knew about yet. And who was this brand-new hate account tagging? Your tiny burner account. The one with no followers. That nobody else could possibly know existed. What an incredible coincidence. Almost miraculous. And like divine intervention, the account vanished the second it was brought to Aidan’s attention. Shocking. Fast-forward to today, I finish work, and here you are– proudly teaming up with the Ratchet Voldemort Squad, posting random screenshots, private conversations, and whatever scraps Aidan tossed you to weaponize against me. Cute hobby. And the icing? I checked my spam folder and found more messages from you on 11/6/25 at 4:04 AM (Screen Recording 3), threatening to “be your worst fucking nightmare.” You know what’s really scary? Your sleep schedule. Yet somehow I’m the one being accused of stalking YOU? Girl. You can’t even lie convincingly. Let’s talk about these “unknown calls”: Let’s see actual proof you received them, because you should absolutely be contacting police if someone is allegedly calling you thousands of times. Way more effective than sending deranged 4am threats that sat in my spam folder til today. Show proof I had anything to do with them. Spoiler: you can’t. Because I didn’t. And because you’re lying. The extent of my communications with you is right here in the screen recordings. That’s it. That’s the whole story. Everything else is just your delusion dressed up as content. Let me recap this for the people in the back: • YOU messaged ME first, unprovoked. • YOU harassed me over a friend request I probably tapped by accident. • YOU made a fake account about me to tag YOURSELF with. • YOU have been switching accounts like it’s a buy-one-get-one special. • And now YOU are doing Aidan’s dirty work, because apparently you’re ratchet #3 in the rotation this week. I’ve never publicly discussed Aidan’s cheating because, unlike you, I have dignity. Despite all the one-sided screenshots that have leaked, painting a very inaccurate picture of a private relationship, I haven't shared any of his messages or fought back. But since one of the Dollar Tree side chicks is now trying to rewrite my life for clout, here we are. I hope people are starting to realize that I’m not the one instigating any of this as I’d really rather keep private things private. Almost like this little “Temu Storm” of gutter muppets is coordinated on behalf of someone who wants to paint himself as the victim. I offered to “take that walk” with the ratchet who eats paper and the ratchet who suddenly became beloved this week after faking rape for a year, but apparently they sent the understudy instead. Anyway, Chelsea—keep posting your random, context-free screenshots. Keep playing the victim. Keep pretending you’re being terrorized by someone who doesn’t even have your phone number. But before you claim 2,000 calls again, maybe — just maybe — show a single shred of proof. I’ll wait, bitch. PS-I feel like tonight is the perfect time to premiere Jess’s new video. Spoiler alert- it’ll be way better than the one Kate made.

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Keyland 2025 #UncannyValley_LA First ment [FULL] NOTE: Kibum was SO FUNNY 😭 I talked to a friend who came and knew nothing about him and she said it was like watching part concert part stand-up comedy show HAHAHAHA 1:20 “We’ve been waiting for this for 18 years! 18 years! 18 years can you believe that! Those born in 2008 are now high school students! Congrats Replay babies.” 3:00 Key talks about changing the concert a little for “more US vibes” and then jokes “I’m not a citizen so I’m not sure…but I thought at the end you can jump more and have more fun. And I don’t care about your boss… you have to work tomorrow right? You guys have the magical words: I love my job, I love my job, I love my job!” 4:27 Key sighs in exasperation and grabs his corset “How did European people live like this?!” LOL 5:50 Key goes around asking what other states people are from and a bunch of people shout. Then he jokingly gets mad and says “YO FIRST FLOOR I’M POINTING THERE!! (to the second floor) Wait a minute!! Mr. Kim says it’s not your turn!!” 6:55 A fan shouts they’re from New York and he jokes “You know I’m going there right?! I’ll be there in two weeks you know that right? Lol SEE YOU THERE!” 7:26 Key starts to realize him shouting different places like this sounds like a beauty pageant! Lololol 8:13 “I noticed some guys in the audience with faces that look like ‘I don’t hate you…but you’re not my favorite thing’” LOLOL “Maybe his girlfriend brought him or his family or his sister or daughter… but please enjoy this show until the end! I’m your entertainer tonight! Boyfriends you’re doing a great job thanks for coming!” 10:00 Key talks about how cold LA is and how shocked he was then starts to mimic himself trotting into LA thinking It’d be so nice LOL

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James Spader on his sexual fantasies about older women and working with Susan Sarandon in 'White Palace' (1990): "Interviewer: Did you have any particularly memorable auditions or meetings? Spader: One time after an audition a casting agent called my agent and said, “He scared me.” I was this long-haired ex-hippie who was perfectly forthright about my anxiety and discomfort with auditions and couldn’t wait to get the hell out of there. Then and now, I work to work. It’s never been a “career” for me but a series of different jobs. Even if the movie stank in the end, there was something incredibly valuable that I got from it, such as making a friend. Interviewer: Like who? Spader: Susan Sarandon and I became very close, good friends making 'White Palace' (1990). I was intrigued by our relationship in that movie. I was the youngest in my family, and most of the time I spent in my house was around people who were older than me. When I was young, a lot of my sexual fantasies were about older women. Interviewer: Did you ever indulge those fantasies? Spader: I must say, if I knew then what I know now, I would’ve had many more encounters when I was a kid delivering groceries. Some of those wives would answer the door in their nightgowns in the middle of the day. I wasn’t shy, obviously, just not wise enough. I was an idiot. Interviewer: Were you wiser in your late 20s, when you and Sarandon, in her early 40s, made that movie? Spader: We were driving around in a car after we met, and she said something about the content of the movie, like, “Aren’t you nervous or apprehensive?” Maybe she was trying to make me feel better or something, but I said, “We’re going to be just fine.” Look, we’ve certainly heard stories about people who fu**ing hated each other and came up with a wonderful film. But it seems to me that you have to fall in love with the person, because film looks right into your head. It’s wrenching, because you have to fall in love with that person but also accept it for what it is and turn it on and off. That’s a very important part of what is a sometimes schizophrenic job. Interviewer: Is it better to fantasize or to actually sleep with a co-star? Spader: I think you can f**k things up, because anticipation and unrequited feelings are very powerful. Ultimately, in acting you’re always pretending you’re angry or a bad guy or that something is down the hall that isn’t actually there. But to look another human being in the eye and pretend you’re in love with them, that’s a very different thing." (James Spader's interview with Stephen Rebello, Playboy, 2014)
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James Spader on his sexual fantasies about older women and working with Susan Sarandon in 'White Palace' (1990): "Interviewer: Did you have any particularly memorable auditions or meetings? Spader: One time after an audition a casting agent called my agent and said, “He scared me.” I was this long-haired ex-hippie who was perfectly forthright about my anxiety and discomfort with auditions and couldn’t wait to get the hell out of there. Then and now, I work to work. It’s never been a “career” for me but a series of different jobs. Even if the movie stank in the end, there was something incredibly valuable that I got from it, such as making a friend. Interviewer: Like who? Spader: Susan Sarandon and I became very close, good friends making 'White Palace' (1990). I was intrigued by our relationship in that movie. I was the youngest in my family, and most of the time I spent in my house was around people who were older than me. When I was young, a lot of my sexual fantasies were about older women. Interviewer: Did you ever indulge those fantasies? Spader: I must say, if I knew then what I know now, I would’ve had many more encounters when I was a kid delivering groceries. Some of those wives would answer the door in their nightgowns in the middle of the day. I wasn’t shy, obviously, just not wise enough. I was an idiot. Interviewer: Were you wiser in your late 20s, when you and Sarandon, in her early 40s, made that movie? Spader: We were driving around in a car after we met, and she said something about the content of the movie, like, “Aren’t you nervous or apprehensive?” Maybe she was trying to make me feel better or something, but I said, “We’re going to be just fine.” Look, we’ve certainly heard stories about people who fu**ing hated each other and came up with a wonderful film. But it seems to me that you have to fall in love with the person, because film looks right into your head. It’s wrenching, because you have to fall in love with that person but also accept it for what it is and turn it on and off. That’s a very important part of what is a sometimes schizophrenic job. Interviewer: Is it better to fantasize or to actually sleep with a co-star? Spader: I think you can f**k things up, because anticipation and unrequited feelings are very powerful. Ultimately, in acting you’re always pretending you’re angry or a bad guy or that something is down the hall that isn’t actually there. But to look another human being in the eye and pretend you’re in love with them, that’s a very different thing." (James Spader's interview with Stephen Rebello, Playboy, 2014)

DepressedBergman

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Six things in Las Vegas that sound like scams but are totally legit. The first is resort fees. No one enjoys added fees, but If you’re a tourist using the property as a resort, the fee covers amenities like pools and Wi-Fi. If you are utilizing the hotel for gaming, you can reasonably expect your fees to be waived based on play either by asking or achieving higher player status. Number two is the art of tipping in advance for better tables, rooms, views and access. No matter how you feel about gratuity, it will open doors and opportunities to enhance your experience when utilized correctly. Third, the free attractions at all the major resorts are so much better than what you’d expect from a free show or exhibit. They’re designed to draw you to the property and most are worth making time for. Next, consider a $10 line tattoo as a souvenir from your visit. They’re simple, cute and unique to Las Vegas. For clubs, parties and lounges utilize the “guest list” as a way to get in free. You can do this with no obligation or catch by working with any reputable promoter or directly through the Discotech App. Anyone who tries to sell you this service is likely scamming you. Guest list is free and available at most clubs. And finally, even if you don’t plan on gambling, you should sign up for each major resort’s player loyalty card and show it every time you spend money. You will receive return marketing offers for future free stays, food, shows abs more. The resorts use their marketing lists to recapture guests and get you to return to Vegas and it’s a free, non-invasive way to get unpublished rates and deals. Let me know which you’ve done and share your own tips below. Follow me for all the Vegas. #vegas #lasvegas #vegasstarfish #vegastips #vegasvacation #vegasgetaway #travelplanner #thingstodoinvegas #vegasonabudget #vegasattractions #vegasshow #vegassecrets

Jen G.

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Five Texas Laws So Wild, Out-of-State Folks Will Call You a Liar Imagine you’re a wide-eyed visitor from California, New York, or Illinois, sipping sweet tea on a Texas porch while your local buddy leans back in his chair with a grin. “Y’all think our state is just big trucks and barbecue?” he says. “Let me tell you about five real laws on the books that make even lifelong Texans chuckle. Grab a seat—this one’s gonna blow your mind.” Law #1: Swords in Public? No Problem. Your friend chuckles. “Go ahead and strap on that machete or full blade and stroll down Main Street. Since 2017, it’s perfectly legal in Texas. Schools, bars, and a few restricted spots are off-limits, but otherwise? Carry as many as you want. No limit. The out-of-stater’s jaw drops: ‘Wait, like a pirate?’ Texas just shrugs—freedom, y’all.” Law #2: Underage Drinking… With Mom and Dad. “Back home you’d get arrested for letting your 19-year-old sip a beer,” the Texan continues. “Here? As long as your parent or guardian is right there with you, it’s legal anywhere in the state—not just at home. Family dinner at the restaurant? Pass the margarita mix (responsibly, of course). The visitor blinks: ‘That’s… allowed?’ Yep. Texas trusts families to handle their own.” Law #3: Castle Doctrine Means No Retreat. “If someone breaks into your house, your car, or even your workplace, you can use deadly force. No duty to retreat first—stand your ground. Texas says your castle (and truck, and office) is your kingdom.” The visitor from a “retreat first” state whispers, “You’re serious?” Dead serious. Protection runs deep in the Lone Star State. Law #4: One-Party Recording—Spy on Yourself. “Texas is a one-party consent state,” your host explains. “If you’re in the conversation, you can record it without telling the other person. Phone calls, meetings, whatever. No need for everyone’s okay.” The out-of-stater gasps: “That’s legal everywhere?” Nope—just here, and it shocks plenty of folks from two-party states. Law #5: Don’t You Dare Milk My Cow. “And the grand finale,” the Texan says with a laugh, “it’s illegal to milk someone else’s cow without permission. Sounds crazy until you remember cattle were once worth more than gold out here. Touch that udder, and you’re stealing.” The visitor bursts out laughing: “Only in Texas!” Exactly. The porch falls quiet for a second before the Texan tips his hat. “Welcome to Texas—where the laws are as bold as the people. Which one surprised you most?” Folks from other states rarely believe it until they look it up. But down here? It’s just another day in the land of the free… and the sword-carrying, cow-protecting, stand-your-grounders. 🤠

NancyH

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