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Alexis Fawx says squirting in corn is unrealistic compared to real-life squirting “it's definitely a technique that you can work on, but also if you're comparing what we do on camera to what real life is, it's night and day, it's completely different. Like I'm drinking four to six Pedialytes... because they want like that, such dramatic, you know, gusher. Like you are Old Faithful in a sense. And it always sounds like Reverse Cowgirl is going to go, when I see me reach up, just know I'm—it's coming flying. So move the camera or you're going to get wet. I've gotten so many people wet by it. They've had plastic up before, I'm not even kidding, because you're so right with that, with the watermelon. so now when I—because I do live in the desert, I have like a Pedialyte, you know, not every day, but every once in a while. And every time I'm like chugging with him, he's like, "Oh, you're squirting today?" I'm like, "No!”

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Feels like everyone’s telling me to set up OpenClaw… but do I really need to? I feel like it’s just a matter of time before xAI’s Macrohard is going to end up doing it better anyway… especially when Elon says this project is going to emulate entire human companies. “The Macrohard project probably will be our most important project because what we’re talking about is emulation of entire human companies. So when you look at the most valuable companies in the world, they are… their output is digital. So they don’t actually make hardware. So it should be possible to completely emulate any company where the output is digital. And this will usher in an age of prosperity the likes of which we can barely imagine at this point. You need to imagine to imagine it. So this is a big deal…”

Feels like everyone’s telling me to set up OpenClaw… but do I really need to? I feel like it’s just a matter of time before xAI’s Macrohard is going to end up doing it better anyway… especially when Elon says this project is going to emulate entire human companies. “The Macrohard project probably will be our most important project because what we’re talking about is emulation of entire human companies. So when you look at the most valuable companies in the world, they are… their output is digital. So they don’t actually make hardware. So it should be possible to completely emulate any company where the output is digital. And this will usher in an age of prosperity the likes of which we can barely imagine at this point. You need to imagine to imagine it. So this is a big deal…”

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Black American Who’s Lived In Louisiana His Entire Life Says “It took me till I was 37 years old to actually just look around at my life and be like — I have never been disrespected by a white person” “Propaganda is real” “I'm looking at my feeds every day. 90% of them are white people telling me they agree with me. They ride with me. They calling me they brother. And this on every single post. Do you know who going against me? Just because I think differently to him. My own people, the ones that's my color. I got I got people could jumping in the comments out the blue, don't wanna argue what I'm talking about, just wanna call me a c0on, you going against your people, and I hope the police kill you and all that other sht. Like, woah. Get real, bro. You know, it took me till I was 37 years old to actually just look around at my life and be like, you know, a white person never called me ngga. I live in Louisiana. It has never happened. I mean, ever.”

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Sanders: You know why Trump has a nucleus of support? People say, “I go out and I vote every two years. You tell me to vote every four years. So what? I’m going nowhere. Democracy is not working. You know what I need? I need a strong guy. I don’t give a damn about the Constitution, the rule of law. Give me some guy who’s going to crack some heads.” It’s not just in this country. You’re seeing this all over the world. So what we have got to do is make democracy work for working people. If tomorrow, God willing, we passed a Medicare for All single-payer system so everybody in this country could get quality health care, people would say, “Huh, you know what? Democracy, that ain’t a bad idea.” “I just took my kid to the doctor. We had an operation. It didn’t cost me. That’s pretty good. And you know what? My kid is going to college now, a really good school, and it’s tuition-free. I like democracy.” So democracy is more than just having elections every two or four years. It is delivering for the people. And the problem that we’re having right now is that because the oligarchs increasingly control our democracy, democracy can’t deliver.

Sanders: You know why Trump has a nucleus of support? People say, “I go out and I vote every two years. You tell me to vote every four years. So what? I’m going nowhere. Democracy is not working. You know what I need? I need a strong guy. I don’t give a damn about the Constitution, the rule of law. Give me some guy who’s going to crack some heads.” It’s not just in this country. You’re seeing this all over the world. So what we have got to do is make democracy work for working people. If tomorrow, God willing, we passed a Medicare for All single-payer system so everybody in this country could get quality health care, people would say, “Huh, you know what? Democracy, that ain’t a bad idea.” “I just took my kid to the doctor. We had an operation. It didn’t cost me. That’s pretty good. And you know what? My kid is going to college now, a really good school, and it’s tuition-free. I like democracy.” So democracy is more than just having elections every two or four years. It is delivering for the people. And the problem that we’re having right now is that because the oligarchs increasingly control our democracy, democracy can’t deliver.

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Shannon Sharpe’s kids stood at the door, dressed for Six Flags. He told them he was too tired and still hasn’t forgiven himself “I had a conversation with my kids, because they bore the brunt of it. Because I would promise them, when I got them in the summer, okay, we going to Six Flags” “But I’ve been running myself in the dirt. I’ve spent an hour and a half, two hours on the track. Now I go to the gym and I spend another hour and a half. I’m exhausted” “And they are so excited. They getting up and they got their clothes on. And I was like, ‘Baby, daddy can’t do it’” And I remember having a conversation with him. I said, “Babe, I’m sorry.” And it’s like, “Daddy, you don’t have to be sorry.” They said, “Because we got to enjoy a life. We had the best seat in the house. Our dad is a Super Bowl champ. Our dad is the best” “But it doesn’t take that back. I was like, you know what, I wish I could have done one or two more things”

Shannon Sharpe’s kids stood at the door, dressed for Six Flags. He told them he was too tired and still hasn’t forgiven himself “I had a conversation with my kids, because they bore the brunt of it. Because I would promise them, when I got them in the summer, okay, we going to Six Flags” “But I’ve been running myself in the dirt. I’ve spent an hour and a half, two hours on the track. Now I go to the gym and I spend another hour and a half. I’m exhausted” “And they are so excited. They getting up and they got their clothes on. And I was like, ‘Baby, daddy can’t do it’” And I remember having a conversation with him. I said, “Babe, I’m sorry.” And it’s like, “Daddy, you don’t have to be sorry.” They said, “Because we got to enjoy a life. We had the best seat in the house. Our dad is a Super Bowl champ. Our dad is the best” “But it doesn’t take that back. I was like, you know what, I wish I could have done one or two more things”

katsu

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📌 English translations. Interview with Rafet Khroub ▪️What happened to you? What happened to us? It’s not that something just happened to us. They told us to evacuate and leave. We left, praise be to God. The house is gone. There were seven girls with me. Seven girls. An entire family. Where are we supposed to go now? Out into the street. Where do we go? Where do we spend tonight? God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. ▪️Where did you go when they ordered the evacuation? We stayed out in the streets. In the streets, sir. Where else could we go? There’s no water, nothing. I ended up in the street with seven girls. ▪️Your brother’s children? Yes. And I have four orphaned children. I have my sister. I have my displaced daughters, two of them. What is left for us? What remains? I don’t know where they expect us to go. ▪️How many floors did your home have? What happened to it? Three floors. My brother had the first floor and there was a lower floor too. Three floors. It’s all gone. Praise be to God. Who is going to compensate us? Who is going to make this right? That’s it, sir. ▪️Today there is supposedly a ceasefire. What is your message regarding the ceasefire? What ceasefire? This ceasefire is a lie. It’s meaningless. When they tell you to evacuate, you understand what that means. More than a thousand people from the neighborhood are forced to flee. This wasn’t just one house or two houses. House after house. Three, four, five, six, seven. Every building. ▪️An entire residential block? An entire block, sir. What are we supposed to do? God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. ▪️So this is a violation of the ceasefire? Of course. ▪️ And during Eid? Of course. We are in Eid. God is greatest. The Eid before this was ruined for us, and the Eid before that, and the one before that. For four years we have been suffering. The house survived the beginning of the war only to be destroyed at the end of it. Where do we go now? Into the street. She has her brother and his children. Our family numbers around forty people. Where are we supposed to go? ▪️Are you worried the war is returning today? Maybe. Maybe this is the return of the war. The situation is frightening. When they tell you to evacuate and a thousand people leave the neighborhood, that is what scares us. We can only say: God is sufficient for us. ▪️When you returned, what did you find? Just as you can see, nothing is left. Praise be to God. I can’t even tell my house from my neighbor’s house. I don’t recognize it. Where is my home? Where are my belongings? What are we supposed to do? God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. We ask God to compensate us. ▪️What is your name? Abu Rafet Khroub ▪️Rifaat what? Rafet Khroub Abu Mohammad. The widows and the orphans, nobody cares about them either. You can see them yourself. If they wanted to retrieve their belongings, how would they do it? God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. It’s unbelievable. I want to recover my belongings. How can they get their things back? How can they search for them? The rubble is piled up everywhere. What am I supposed to do? Oh God. Is this acceptable to You?

📌 English translations. Interview with Rafet Khroub ▪️What happened to you? What happened to us? It’s not that something just happened to us. They told us to evacuate and leave. We left, praise be to God. The house is gone. There were seven girls with me. Seven girls. An entire family. Where are we supposed to go now? Out into the street. Where do we go? Where do we spend tonight? God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. ▪️Where did you go when they ordered the evacuation? We stayed out in the streets. In the streets, sir. Where else could we go? There’s no water, nothing. I ended up in the street with seven girls. ▪️Your brother’s children? Yes. And I have four orphaned children. I have my sister. I have my displaced daughters, two of them. What is left for us? What remains? I don’t know where they expect us to go. ▪️How many floors did your home have? What happened to it? Three floors. My brother had the first floor and there was a lower floor too. Three floors. It’s all gone. Praise be to God. Who is going to compensate us? Who is going to make this right? That’s it, sir. ▪️Today there is supposedly a ceasefire. What is your message regarding the ceasefire? What ceasefire? This ceasefire is a lie. It’s meaningless. When they tell you to evacuate, you understand what that means. More than a thousand people from the neighborhood are forced to flee. This wasn’t just one house or two houses. House after house. Three, four, five, six, seven. Every building. ▪️An entire residential block? An entire block, sir. What are we supposed to do? God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. ▪️So this is a violation of the ceasefire? Of course. ▪️ And during Eid? Of course. We are in Eid. God is greatest. The Eid before this was ruined for us, and the Eid before that, and the one before that. For four years we have been suffering. The house survived the beginning of the war only to be destroyed at the end of it. Where do we go now? Into the street. She has her brother and his children. Our family numbers around forty people. Where are we supposed to go? ▪️Are you worried the war is returning today? Maybe. Maybe this is the return of the war. The situation is frightening. When they tell you to evacuate and a thousand people leave the neighborhood, that is what scares us. We can only say: God is sufficient for us. ▪️When you returned, what did you find? Just as you can see, nothing is left. Praise be to God. I can’t even tell my house from my neighbor’s house. I don’t recognize it. Where is my home? Where are my belongings? What are we supposed to do? God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. We ask God to compensate us. ▪️What is your name? Abu Rafet Khroub ▪️Rifaat what? Rafet Khroub Abu Mohammad. The widows and the orphans, nobody cares about them either. You can see them yourself. If they wanted to retrieve their belongings, how would they do it? God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. It’s unbelievable. I want to recover my belongings. How can they get their things back? How can they search for them? The rubble is piled up everywhere. What am I supposed to do? Oh God. Is this acceptable to You?

Drop Site

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Kim Nunley’s 12-year-old son Colt was kicked out of school for refusing a vaccine. He was denied a religious exemption. He was denied a medical exemption. Nurses “humiliated” and “intimidated” their family. This is their tragic story: Kim Nunley: “He’s had 30 injections with a total of 122 doses.” “Now, the seventh grade vaccine came up, which none of my other kids had … they just won’t let him in school because of it.” “They let us do the virtual school.” “Then, the day school started … we had everything set up, and then we couldn’t get logged in.” “They said, ‘oh, you have been withdrawn.’ Nobody told us we were withdrawn.” “We had a federal exemption. When we came here to West Virginia, they … denied it.” “So we got a religious exemption.” “Then, the Board of Education [denied] that.” “So I got in touch with the superintendent, and I begged. I laid out our case: please just look at the medical exemption one more time.” “She put me in touch with the assistant superintendent, and I called and I pleaded my case, and he seemed really interested.” “Then by the end of the next week, he shot me an email that said: we’ve been directed by the state not to accept religious exemptions.” “I said: wait a minute, I didn’t talk to you about a religious exemption.” “He didn’t open a single one of [my emails].” “The nurses … they’ve tried to humiliate us, intimidate us, you name it.” “The county nurse, we’re in Boone County, she said: well, I don’t know what the big deal is, he’s had them before, he’s still alive.” “She had no idea what we’d been through. None. She had no idea the two-year struggle it took to get Colt back to where he was before those vaccines.” “So she sent me to the state nurse … and she said: well, I guess you should just walk around here in West Virginia to some of these cemeteries and look at some of these children’s tombstones and imagine how their parents wished they would have the choice that you have to get that vaccine.” “That’s what I’m dealing with.”

Kim Nunley’s 12-year-old son Colt was kicked out of school for refusing a vaccine. He was denied a religious exemption. He was denied a medical exemption. Nurses “humiliated” and “intimidated” their family. This is their tragic story: Kim Nunley: “He’s had 30 injections with a total of 122 doses.” “Now, the seventh grade vaccine came up, which none of my other kids had … they just won’t let him in school because of it.” “They let us do the virtual school.” “Then, the day school started … we had everything set up, and then we couldn’t get logged in.” “They said, ‘oh, you have been withdrawn.’ Nobody told us we were withdrawn.” “We had a federal exemption. When we came here to West Virginia, they … denied it.” “So we got a religious exemption.” “Then, the Board of Education [denied] that.” “So I got in touch with the superintendent, and I begged. I laid out our case: please just look at the medical exemption one more time.” “She put me in touch with the assistant superintendent, and I called and I pleaded my case, and he seemed really interested.” “Then by the end of the next week, he shot me an email that said: we’ve been directed by the state not to accept religious exemptions.” “I said: wait a minute, I didn’t talk to you about a religious exemption.” “He didn’t open a single one of [my emails].” “The nurses … they’ve tried to humiliate us, intimidate us, you name it.” “The county nurse, we’re in Boone County, she said: well, I don’t know what the big deal is, he’s had them before, he’s still alive.” “She had no idea what we’d been through. None. She had no idea the two-year struggle it took to get Colt back to where he was before those vaccines.” “So she sent me to the state nurse … and she said: well, I guess you should just walk around here in West Virginia to some of these cemeteries and look at some of these children’s tombstones and imagine how their parents wished they would have the choice that you have to get that vaccine.” “That’s what I’m dealing with.”

Children’s Health Defense

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This is what peace looks like. This year I made the festival all about the community. Built a playground, pickleball court, I hosted a talent show with kids, I cooked them food that was grown on the land they were standing on, taught their kids piano. They named the playground after my mother. Troy castle. They built, and worked, and supported. They performed and played and jammed and laughed. They told stories and exchanged food and their kids played. I’ve been on a bit of a jihad the last two weeks to publicly humiliate the people who have been lying about beartaria for the last four years. One by one. I used to ignore them but it festers. The light is always good even if it’s painful. I’m not doing it out of anger I’m doing it because I’m protective and they aren’t just going to keep slandering something so dear to me without a massive social penalty. I love these people and they know it. We’ve been through so many adventures and there are so many more to come. Look what a recluse comedian with an old piano who couldn’t build a ramp for his son five years ago can do. What’s actually special about me is that I stay myself no matter the pressure, and no matter what has happened and what could happen I love without fear and I speak my mind and my heart without shame. That’s it. We don’t live in “troubled times.” We just live in time. This is what time is. It’s always just time. And I got my field of dreams and we named it and we dreamt it and we now look forward to seeing each other every year. Because people will come. People will come.

This is what peace looks like. This year I made the festival all about the community. Built a playground, pickleball court, I hosted a talent show with kids, I cooked them food that was grown on the land they were standing on, taught their kids piano. They named the playground after my mother. Troy castle. They built, and worked, and supported. They performed and played and jammed and laughed. They told stories and exchanged food and their kids played. I’ve been on a bit of a jihad the last two weeks to publicly humiliate the people who have been lying about beartaria for the last four years. One by one. I used to ignore them but it festers. The light is always good even if it’s painful. I’m not doing it out of anger I’m doing it because I’m protective and they aren’t just going to keep slandering something so dear to me without a massive social penalty. I love these people and they know it. We’ve been through so many adventures and there are so many more to come. Look what a recluse comedian with an old piano who couldn’t build a ramp for his son five years ago can do. What’s actually special about me is that I stay myself no matter the pressure, and no matter what has happened and what could happen I love without fear and I speak my mind and my heart without shame. That’s it. We don’t live in “troubled times.” We just live in time. This is what time is. It’s always just time. And I got my field of dreams and we named it and we dreamt it and we now look forward to seeing each other every year. Because people will come. People will come.

Owen Benjamin 🐻

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Its so BEAUTIFUL to hear this from Lewis. I hope and pray we all in life are blessed to be able to love or be so fulfilled by something we do ❤️ "I love my job. I can't sleep at night. I can't wait for the morning. So I woke up this morning at 5 a.m I just can't wait. I'm like, when's the race gonna come ready? I kept checking my phone like every five minutes. To be able to love something so much and be able to share that also with so many people is such a privilege and such a joy it's the fans and it's the it's my team that helps me get up every day to like come and fight." "The guys definitely felt pain yesterday, but I know the fans did too, but today's a new day. It's a new opportunity for us to be better and to do better. So it's the goal."

Its so BEAUTIFUL to hear this from Lewis. I hope and pray we all in life are blessed to be able to love or be so fulfilled by something we do ❤️ "I love my job. I can't sleep at night. I can't wait for the morning. So I woke up this morning at 5 a.m I just can't wait. I'm like, when's the race gonna come ready? I kept checking my phone like every five minutes. To be able to love something so much and be able to share that also with so many people is such a privilege and such a joy it's the fans and it's the it's my team that helps me get up every day to like come and fight." "The guys definitely felt pain yesterday, but I know the fans did too, but today's a new day. It's a new opportunity for us to be better and to do better. So it's the goal."

sim 🇧🇷🇲🇽🇸🇳🇫🇷🇭🇹

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