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@gusholderhaber Wear your F'N sunscreen

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@SetMortuus @ENVTubersOOC

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@Kumoriillust

[Lord Bebo @MyLordBebo]

Tutorial on how to draw your samurai sword in confined spaces

Important for the London Underground

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@Megatron_ron

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@_StonersRUs_ To cope with depression, anxiety, and PTSD. it also helps with joint pain.

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@CottontailVA Get this young lady a cookie. I used to get my wife a cookie every time she didn't cry/pass out at her chemotherapy appointments. It made her smile.

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@stonersvilla PTSD, depression. Anxiety, joint pain

[Marc Landers @marclanders]

THC/CBD combo beating brain tumors in trials?

Plus, CBD slashed COVID risk!

Lab studies (test tubes and animals) and early human trials show cannabinoids can help fight several cancers, including skin melanoma and aggressive brain cancer (glioblastoma).

The first promising clinical trials combined a THC + CBD spray with the chemotherapy drug temozolomide and showed real benefits against highly invasive brain tumors.

Covid - Cannabinoids can block the virus from entering cells (by lowering ACE2 receptors), stop the virus from copying itself, prevent it from fusing with cells, and calm the dangerous inflammation it causes.

One large study of 93,565 people in Chicago found that those who had used CBD before the pandemic had a significantly lower chance of catching COVID-19.

Link in the comments. 👇

[Damaan, AKA 'Philly's Finest!' @Damaan4u33]

Let's just leave this one right here. 🤔

[ᗰᗩƳᖇᗩ @LePapillonBlu2]

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@nijibunni It's an eye patch

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@mjfree The entire human race

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@salvation_f Help her pack her bags

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@akafaceUS Death

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@PeriklesGREAT An eye patch

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@Gosleepriya The entire human race

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@Wisdom_HQ Cancer took wife

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

“The blade was aimed straight for the deputy’s neck. He never saw it coming, but his partner did.

Deputy Lawson has been with the department for 12 years.
He’s trained to be observant, to be quick, and to never show fear.
But for the last four years, his confidence hasn't come from his training. It’s come from K9 Titan.

They were serving a high-risk warrant on a fugitive. Standard procedure. Lawson cleared the front room, moving toward a closet door at the end of the hall.
He reached for the handle, unaware the suspect was waiting just on the other side, armed with a serrated hunting knife.
The door flew open. The suspect lunged.

Lawson didn't have time to draw. He didn't even have time to flinch.
But Titan was already in the air.
The 85-pound Shepherd didn't hesitate. He intercepted the attacker mid-lunge, taking the blade deep into his flank—a blow meant for Lawson’s jugular.

The suspect was subdued instantly by backup, but Titan was on the floor, whimpering softly.
Lawson, a man who hadn't cried since he was a child, scooped his partner up and ran.
He ignored protocol, speeding to the emergency vet with sirens screaming, one hand on the wheel, the other pressing down on the wound.

"Don't you quit on me," he begged the entire ride. "Not today."

The vet team swarmed them the second they burst through the doors. They worked for three hours to stop the internal bleeding and repair the damage.
Lawson refused to leave the room. He stood right there at the metal table, his tactical vest still heavy on his chest, weeping openly as he whispered to the dog who had just traded his life for his.
"I'm here, buddy. I'm right here."

When Titan finally let out a deep breath and thumped his tail weakly against the metal table, Lawson collapsed in relief.
He walked out of that clinic knowing he owed every future breath he took to the dog sleeping in recovery.”

Credit: Daily Stories

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@ellabosslady_ 700k - that leaves me 20 years to have fun