Bryan Jacob Bernal @Bryan_jacob699 - Twitter Profile

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Sinner for love @RerirHerlaSigi

over 2 years ago

@PicturesFoIder Fast food workers don't get paid enough for this!

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Hoops

@Hoopss

almost 3 years ago

Pretend they have all retired LeBron James Kevin Durant Steph Curry Who is the face of the NBA? https://t.co/LPSUC8w1or

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Time Capsule Tales

@timecaptales

almost 3 years ago

@fasc1nate American soldiers in Vietnam smoking marijuana out of the barrel of a gun, 1970. “Shotgunning”

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Fascinating

@fasc1nate

almost 3 years ago

On November 24, 2009, John Edward Jones tragically lost his life in the Nutty Putty cave following a harrowing 28-hour ordeal. While exploring with his brother Josh, Jones accidentally entered a constricted tunnel, mistaking it for another tight passage known as the "Birth Canal." He became lodged upside-down in a 10 by 18 inches (25 by 46 cm) opening approximately 400 feet (120 m) from the cave's entrance. Jones was trapped in a position resembling a hook, where any movement could cause severe injury due to the unnatural angles of his body. A large team of rescuers responded, employing an advanced rope-and-pulley system in their efforts to save him. However, the operation faced a setback when a pulley malfunctioned during the extraction process. Jones eventually suffered cardiac arrest, a consequence of the prolonged stress on his body from being in an inverted and compressed position. The rescuers, realizing the high risk involved, decided against attempting to recover his body. An agreement was reached between the landowner and Jones's family to seal the cave permanently, turning it into a memorial for Jones. To secure the area, explosives were used to collapse the ceiling near where Jones was located, and the entrance was filled with concrete, ensuring no further access.

fasc1nate's tweet photo. On November 24, 2009, John Edward Jones tragically lost his life in the Nutty Putty cave following a harrowing 28-hour ordeal.

While exploring with his brother Josh, Jones accidentally entered a constricted tunnel, mistaking it for another tight passage known as the "Birth Canal."

He became lodged upside-down in a 10 by 18 inches (25 by 46 cm) opening approximately 400 feet (120 m) from the cave's entrance.

Jones was trapped in a position resembling a hook, where any movement could cause severe injury due to the unnatural angles of his body.

A large team of rescuers responded, employing an advanced rope-and-pulley system in their efforts to save him. However, the operation faced a setback when a pulley malfunctioned during the extraction process.

Jones eventually suffered cardiac arrest, a consequence of the prolonged stress on his body from being in an inverted and compressed position.

The rescuers, realizing the high risk involved, decided against attempting to recover his body. An agreement was reached between the landowner and Jones's family to seal the cave permanently, turning it into a memorial for Jones.

To secure the area, explosives were used to collapse the ceiling near where Jones was located, and the entrance was filled with concrete, ensuring no further access.

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B Henny

@B_Raw93

Father first, argumentative piece of crap, second 🇯🇲🇺🇸 USAF

Andy Gonzalez

@agonz_13

do it big & let the small fall under that

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AL in CAL @ALinCALI22

almost 3 years ago

@TheDunkCentral Gregorio “Greg” Florez Breedlove RIP

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R A W S A L E R T S

@rawsalerts

almost 3 years ago · United States

🚨#BREAKING: Much of the Northern United States has a chance to See Northern Lights Tonight 📌#UnitedStates | #USA A powerful geomagnetic storm is expected tonight, affecting much of Canada and parts of the Northern United States. This follows multiple strong geomagnetic storms produced by our sun on Tuesday, triggered by a solar flare that caused three separate events heading towards Earth. The NOAA Space Weather issued a forecast for a Kp index of 7, possibly reaching a low-end 8 to 6, corresponding to a G3 to a low-end G4 on the G5 rating scale. This indicates the potential for a strong to severe geomagnetic storm, the second most intense category, just below an extreme storm. The storm is anticipated to persist throughout the night and into the early morning.