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𝗣𝗶𝘀𝘀𝘆 𝗙𝟬𝗿𝗰𝗲𝗱 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 (𝗙𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗠𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗲) Pup thought SkinBossBoyd 🐷🔞 was just offering a friendly, well-needed chop of his messy mop, but surprise! ✂️ Ends up getting washed down with an unexpected golden-shower! 🚿👹 Freebie short from SkinDawg Studios

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Why was Caesar Rome's Greatest General? (new Cost of Glory video) I think the best illustration may be his Pharsalus campaign, where he faced Pompey and the combined grand army of his optimate antagonists, in the Civil War. It began with Caesar's humiliating strategic loss at Dyrrhachium. But one of Caesar's master strokes: In a campaign in which everyone else (including most historians today) thought Caesar had time working against him. He kind of did, since Pompey was vastly better provisioned with food, money, ships, etc. But Caesar realized an opportunity to turn the tables: When he retreated to the wide plains of Thessaly, great cavalry country, he was luring Pompey into a position where Pompey was obviously superior (Pompey had 7x the cavalry that Caesar did). Pompey kept refusing battle, knowing Caesar's great strength, while trying to make it look like Caesar was the one refusing battle (really Pompey was just offering it on insane terms, outside his fort, up on a hill). But Caesar was just waiting for the pressure to build on Pompey (much of the senate was literally watching, while camped out with Pompey, and getting impatient). Caesar at last called Pompey's bluff, and packed up to retreat. Now, if Pompey let Caesar go when he had him on easy territory, he'd be revealed as timid. Caesar knew that, to stay at the top of Rome's leadership, Pompey couldn't just wear Caesar down in a war of attrition. He had to challenge him man to man. The whole campaign came down not so much to military supremacy, as to a clash of egos, of politics, and Caesar exploited this fact to the maximum. To settle it then and there was militarily and strategically unnecessary, the military risk/reward calculation was bad. But Caesar offered a temptation too great to refuse for someone whose objective was not pure victory, but securing his reputation. Not unlike Alexander's approach to Darius III! Pompey marched out, fought, and lost. Battle details herein:

Alex Petkas

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The fact that ITC started diversifying away from its main tobacco business into hotels and other businesses after almost 70 years of existence was an immense feat of foresight. Especially considering ITC was never a founder-driven company. They knew tobacco was extremely harmful to health and addictive. When something is bad for people but difficult to ban outright, governments invariably keep regulating and taxing it more. Over time, the taxes become so high and the revenues so significant that the government itself ends up in a strange place: ban it or continue taxing it? I can’t help but see a parallel with the broking industry.😬 F&O trading is bad for almost 99% of retail traders. It is unlikely to be banned outright, but regulation will probably keep getting tighter, and taxes like STT will probably keep going higher. Running a business in an industry with constant government scrutiny over consumer protection is not easy, to say the least. The risk isn’t just economic, but that regulators can ban entire business models almost overnight. So yeah, the only thing we can do is keep diversifying our business while the core business is still doing well. Was listening to Intermission by The Ken, an episode on ITC, and this thought stuck with me.

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As Eddie Jones faces the sack again, here's an incredible story from Joe Simpson about the ex-England coach's savage management style... A former assistant coach once made a minor mistake in training and received a humiliating bollocking from Eddie in front of the entire squad. Later on, Jones sat him down and apologised for losing his rag. "I wanna apologise for how I spoke to you earlier, mate," the Aussie told him. "I've bought you a steak, take it home and eat it with your missus. Enjoy it and please accept my apology". The slightly puzzled coach went home, told his wife about his bizarre day, and fired up a griddle pan to cook the peace offering. But when he opened up the bag there was no steak in there - just a pack of sausages... He then received a text from Eddie, "You're not ready for steak. You're a sausage. Up your game."

As Eddie Jones faces the sack again, here's an incredible story from Joe Simpson about the ex-England coach's savage management style... A former assistant coach once made a minor mistake in training and received a humiliating bollocking from Eddie in front of the entire squad. Later on, Jones sat him down and apologised for losing his rag. "I wanna apologise for how I spoke to you earlier, mate," the Aussie told him. "I've bought you a steak, take it home and eat it with your missus. Enjoy it and please accept my apology". The slightly puzzled coach went home, told his wife about his bizarre day, and fired up a griddle pan to cook the peace offering. But when he opened up the bag there was no steak in there - just a pack of sausages... He then received a text from Eddie, "You're not ready for steak. You're a sausage. Up your game."

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2,793,555 次观看 • 2 年前

Oh would you just look at this darling boy!🥹 When I came down this morning and saw the state of Gabriel's pen, my heart sank. I thought he had relapsed. It was trashed, and this usually happens when a hedgehog is in so much pain they desperately try running away from it, wrecking the pen in an effort to escape. But when I reviewed the tapes (thank goodness for CCTV!) this is what I saw... That little darling was trying to nest build! Still so frail, yet feeling well enough to want to make his bed himself, the way he likes it. But instead of picking up just the newspaper strips I'd left in for him, he was catching the pen liner and dragging that in too!😊

Oh would you just look at this darling boy!🥹 When I came down this morning and saw the state of Gabriel's pen, my heart sank. I thought he had relapsed. It was trashed, and this usually happens when a hedgehog is in so much pain they desperately try running away from it, wrecking the pen in an effort to escape. But when I reviewed the tapes (thank goodness for CCTV!) this is what I saw... That little darling was trying to nest build! Still so frail, yet feeling well enough to want to make his bed himself, the way he likes it. But instead of picking up just the newspaper strips I'd left in for him, he was catching the pen liner and dragging that in too!😊

Hedgehog Cabin

25,640 次观看 • 4 个月前

I didn't even know back in November that Elijah Schaffer accused me of working with Will Chamberlain and "launching investigations" against him. I've never met Will Chamberlain and I'm just some random guy in Calgary who thought Elijah was obnoxious and fake and started making videos analyzing his bot-boosted content on Rumble and fake Rift TV website while I was waiting for my other videos about Canadians politics to process on Stream Yards. Not everything is a conspiracy. Elijah Schaffer is so weak and pathetic he thought some random Canadian guy with an internet connection and a bit of extra time on his hands was part of some coordinated operation against him. And, to my knowledge, no one significant every accused Elijah of getting money from any particular foreign source, but people like myself simply asked the question of how Rift TV was funded because all evidence pointed to it not generating any substantial amount of money on its own. The suspicions of Rift TV being an fake brand propped up by big $$$ from unknown people and places was proven out in the recent implosion of Elijah. They never made money and after making a fool of himself a few months ago it seems like all of his benefactors pulled out.

Wyatt Claypool

24,070 次观看 • 6 个月前

Ethan Klein delivers his final speech at Oliver Tree's Celebration of Life "Oliver's parents, who I've had the profound pleasure of getting to know..I want to thank them for trusting me with hosting this great memorial service..it's truly an honor..I've watched them face down the most profound loss that any parent can fathom, with grace..I love them so much..Oliver faced the world with such an overwhelming sense of optimism, purpose, and love and his spirit was clearly forged by the nurturing of incredible parents" "He had an ability to make friends in all corners of the world..sincere friendships, not just internet friendships of convenience..one thing I've heard from everybody over the past few days is how he followed up with everybody..he was just the most sincere, loving, devoted, caring friend" "Oliver had the spirit of a true artist..his art went well beyond music..it was his entire body and soul..every step was a stroke of paint, every word was a melody, every outfit was a note, and every person, place, and thing was the sheets of music that his life was written upon..he was a rare and beautiful spirit that reminded us all that art is what nurtures the soul..art is what makes us divine" "I have a suggestion if anybody's interested to help u feel closer to Oliver..write a short poem, 6 lines at most, and make it as good as u possibly can..and don't show anyone, and when ur done, destroy it..throw it out, u and Oliver will be the only ones to read it and u will learn that u have already been rewarded..you've created art for art's sake, and that's something Oliver cared more for than anything else"

Ethan Klein delivers his final speech at Oliver Tree's Celebration of Life "Oliver's parents, who I've had the profound pleasure of getting to know..I want to thank them for trusting me with hosting this great memorial service..it's truly an honor..I've watched them face down the most profound loss that any parent can fathom, with grace..I love them so much..Oliver faced the world with such an overwhelming sense of optimism, purpose, and love and his spirit was clearly forged by the nurturing of incredible parents" "He had an ability to make friends in all corners of the world..sincere friendships, not just internet friendships of convenience..one thing I've heard from everybody over the past few days is how he followed up with everybody..he was just the most sincere, loving, devoted, caring friend" "Oliver had the spirit of a true artist..his art went well beyond music..it was his entire body and soul..every step was a stroke of paint, every word was a melody, every outfit was a note, and every person, place, and thing was the sheets of music that his life was written upon..he was a rare and beautiful spirit that reminded us all that art is what nurtures the soul..art is what makes us divine" "I have a suggestion if anybody's interested to help u feel closer to Oliver..write a short poem, 6 lines at most, and make it as good as u possibly can..and don't show anyone, and when ur done, destroy it..throw it out, u and Oliver will be the only ones to read it and u will learn that u have already been rewarded..you've created art for art's sake, and that's something Oliver cared more for than anything else"

yeet

145,155 次观看 • 1 个月前

HITTING 100MPH+ WHILE DRUNK Slurred words. Can barely stand. And right when things couldn’t get any worse… his weed decides to make a surprise appearance. A driver flying down the road at well over 100 mph finally gets pulled over, but the situation quickly becomes obvious to officers the moment he steps out of the car. His speech is heavily slurred, his eyes look glassy, and he seems confused and disoriented just trying to answer basic questions. The smell of alcohol is strong, and the driver has to lean against his car just to stay upright. When officers ask him to perform sobriety tests, it turns into a painful display. He stumbles, sways, and completely fails nearly every part of the tests. Despite all of that, the driver denies doing anything wrong, insisting he’s fine. But just when the stop already looks bad enough… something else happens. During the encounter, a bag of weed suddenly drops, making an unexpected cameo and adding another problem to a night that was already spiraling out of control. What started as a 100+ mph reckless drive quickly turns into a textbook example of how a bad decision can pile up into an even worse situation. If someone is driving over 100 mph while drunk, should their license be permanently revoked?

HITTING 100MPH+ WHILE DRUNK Slurred words. Can barely stand. And right when things couldn’t get any worse… his weed decides to make a surprise appearance. A driver flying down the road at well over 100 mph finally gets pulled over, but the situation quickly becomes obvious to officers the moment he steps out of the car. His speech is heavily slurred, his eyes look glassy, and he seems confused and disoriented just trying to answer basic questions. The smell of alcohol is strong, and the driver has to lean against his car just to stay upright. When officers ask him to perform sobriety tests, it turns into a painful display. He stumbles, sways, and completely fails nearly every part of the tests. Despite all of that, the driver denies doing anything wrong, insisting he’s fine. But just when the stop already looks bad enough… something else happens. During the encounter, a bag of weed suddenly drops, making an unexpected cameo and adding another problem to a night that was already spiraling out of control. What started as a 100+ mph reckless drive quickly turns into a textbook example of how a bad decision can pile up into an even worse situation. If someone is driving over 100 mph while drunk, should their license be permanently revoked?

𝐌𝐑. 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐓𝐄 ™

32,881 次观看 • 5 个月前