🎉Follower Friday Giveaway🎉
To make up for last week, I want to giveaway a Death Note Manga Boxset & a Super Figure Collection Ryuk Figure!
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• Ends July 17th, 2026📆
Man Says That He Saw His High School Friend Ashamed To Be Working The Mcdonald's Drive Thru & Hiding His Face "We Come From Being, Homeless It Don't Matter Where You Work At" 👀
This is wild…she allowed a man who has been cheating on her with trans woman with dicks to beat on her and even threaten to kill the child they have together
🎁Appreciation Day Giveaway🎁
Winner Announced FRIDAY
🔥 2016 POKEMON JAPANESE XY PROMO 207 PONCHO-WEARING PIKACHU PSA 10
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Yesterday, the world lost Alex Zanardi.
59 years old. Gone too soon.
In 2001, a 320km/h CART crash took both his legs.
Most people would've retired to a wheelchair and called it a life well-lived.
Alex built his own hand controls.
Redesigned his prosthetics.
Got back in the car. Won races.
Then (almost casually) he picked up handcycling.
4 Paralympic golds.
12 world titles.
NYC Marathon champion.
Ironman finisher.
He wasn't defying his disability.
He was just being Alex.
Two career-ending crashes.
One life. No excuses.
Never a single moment of self-pity.
He used to say: "If you want to do something, you can do it."
Simple. Obvious. And yet most of us forget it every single day.
What do you do with a second chance at life? Alex answered that better than anyone in history.
Superheroes do exist.
RIP, legend 🇮🇹