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[L @dawizard99]

Everyone needs to find their purpose in life. For now mine is pita chips

[Naz @nazbowling102]

A soldier dying during a pointless PR stunt while the cheerleaders continue on with their routine is a perfect encapsulation of how America has been doing in Iran

[Roy Drones Jr @chiweethedog]

this is exactly what they were doing at Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in New Mexico also

[…boo @pullmypiercing]

People born on feb 9th

[Amina Green @Amina_io]

people think this video is a joke or exaggeration. it isn't.

the next time a poaster goes to Tokyo and goes viral for "we could have nice things like Japan but we don't because... *wink wink*"

keep this video in mind. ask yourself how many Americans would put up w any of this. whether it is adhering to or enforcing these rules. wink all you want but the reason Tokyo can never happen outside of Japan isn't only due to migration.

IMO you cannot create highly complex functional systems without being strict about annoying rules like this. americans just won't do it.

[Blood | Collin 🥀 @BloodVariety]

This is the greatest tweet ever and i hate ai

[Corry -Flo Factory @CorryAKnowles]

Boy the Goat. The whole family better talk to bruh nice moving forward

[Jimmy Wong @jfwong]

One of the all timer pranks. I always make time to watch the entire thing whenever it comes up.

[Benzaitenan @Bentendeshi]

Basically every European to visit india said the same exact stuff. All of them. The most famous orientalists never visited india, Müller refused to because everyone who did had their enchantments shattered. Explorers said this in the 1300s, 1400s, 1500s, 1600s, 1700s, etc.

[Kaguya’s Top Gal @hayasaka_aryan]

“He doesn’t feel like a hero cause he feels he could’ve saved more kids”

[Frank フランク @richardrahl1086]

Ex-GF and I went to Rome back in February.

On the second flight to JFK from MN her passport fell out of her bag and on to the plane. She didn't notice it was missing until we were getting ready to board the flight to Rome 5 hours later.

Naturally, she lost it. We told the Delta people that we needed our bags removed because we couldn't take the flight. We then walked down to the baggage claim area and had to wait almost 3 hours for the bags. All this time she is freaking out. I went and sat down to charge my phone and use my laptop to look for solutions.

About 30-45 minutes after the ordeal started she got a call from the Delta counter at Dulles. They had found her passport on the plane when it was being cleaned. (Should have been found by the cleaning crew at JFK but I digress)

During this whole ordeal I am just remaining calm and figuring out how we are going to get home and focusing on that while waiting for the bags.

After we get the bags we go up to the Delta counter and talk to them about the passport being at Dulles. They said they can't send it back on a plane because of liability. Understandable, if a little frustrating. So then the issue is how do we get her home without the proper documentation, or anything else TSA can use for identification.

She is still incredibly stressed out. I asked if they could just re-book us on the same nightly flight from JFK to Rome the next day? Tickets being purchased through Expedia generally makes this difficult. Supervisor happened to be there and chimed in, and with a few clicks on the keyboard she re-booked us for the next evening.

Now to get the passport. She is still freaking out. She is exhausted from a day of traveling and stress. I simply suggested we drive down, it was only about 5 hours away and I was still on MT time so being 11pm in NY felt like 9pm to me. Plus, I slept on the planes because I sleep easily. Buzz over to the rental counter and get a car, drive the 5 hours to Dulles and get the passport, stay at the Hyatt right there, get free late check out because it was almost 5am. Zonk out for a solid 6 hours then drive the 5 hours back to JFK and off to Rome we went.

The problem wasn't my focus. Just the solutions. As we got more and more information the solutions became much easier to come by. Had I listened to her in her panic, which was completely understandable, I would have missed out.

All in all, absolutely worth the cost of the rental, the long driving, and not losing my shit. Because in the end we had an amazing time in Rome and Venice and I will forever have those memories.

Men and women are different in how we approach most things. Situations with lots of stress are one of them. We are hardwired to be this way. Don't hate us for it, appreciate it. Because in the end, it makes you happy.

[VMU @VeeEmYou]

Dear John letters were common enough in WW2 that Patton himself wanted mail to his battalions stopped and to have the women that sent them shot.

[renoi sans locks 🕊 @DTER2bz]

Je remercie le ciel pour la trad de tweet jsuis en larmes mdrrrrr

[🐝 Bee 🐝 @SavinTheBees]

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[👸🏽💓Mother Strawberry Sativa Pharmaceutica🍓🏥 @Mae_DayJ]

Danny Trejo's son posted this about his father's upcoming movie. It's very sad and eye opening

[Shaman @Lustigback]

A legend once said…

[CTC @CacheThatCheque]

These reddit japanlife marriage posts are always good for a laugh, but if you really want to see train wrecks, look up any of the foreign men married to Japanese women private facebook groups: they're all filled with dozens of posts about divorce, DV, BPD, and sexless marriages

[Hayden @the_transit_guy]

“Society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in.”

[Craig. @bambibristol]

That’s about 20 Epstein whistleblowers who have now ‘died by suicide’.

Absolutely nothing suspicious about that at all…

[Artificial Intelligence Disrespecter 🤖 ❌ @NipseyHoussle]

Shout out to this evil ngga for actually saying real shit for once