*BRILLIANT*
The French made a short film about what could happen after all immigrants would follow the ‘_white, angry old man’s_’ advice to go back where they came from.*
@JennMGreenberg Father, come in the hospital room. Reduce the swelling, give the Dr's wisdom with her treatment plan. Strengthen the family. Give them grace for the days ahead. I pray she makes a full recovery. LORD, let the family see your hand at work. In Jesus name I pray 🙏🏿
Welcome to Animal twitter
Where
The Lion 🦁is a cheater
The Tiger 🐯 thinks he's the king of the jungle
The Dog🐶 thinks he own the streets
The Chick🐥 is always angy
The Gorilla 🦍thinks he's the handsome
The Orca 🐋 Thinks he rules the land
The cow 🐮 is a diva
The Moose always drunk
The Racoon loves trash
And the Hippo is always hungry no matter what you feed him 🦛
She was at the checkout, arguing with the cashier because her card had been declined.
Her face was red with embarrassment.
I walked past.
Then I stopped.
“Everything okay?”
She sighed.
“I'm just having a difficult month.”
I nodded.
“Yeah. That happens.”
Then I smiled.
“After all… people who manage their money properly don't end up broke.”
She looked at me.
And I watched her remember the exact words she'd said six months earlier.
The silence was enough.
I walked away.
Because sometimes the best comeback isn't an insult.
It's handing someone their own words back and letting life add the interest.
My best friend lost her job and was struggling financially.
At a barbecue, she mentioned she was trying to get back on her feet.
A woman overheard her and said:
“People who manage their money properly don't end up broke.”
My friend went quiet.
She didn't argue.
She didn't defend herself.
She just put down her drink.
I remembered those words.
Six months later, I ran into the same woman at the supermarket...
this man left his house for a lemonade and the flock cameras said he was doing something completely different. living right doesn’t mean shit to these cameras and the police dude BDDHDH
A mother just walked out of a North Carolina police department and said this:
Her son, Aamari “Shawn” Eubanks, vanished Dec. 4, 2024 on a short drive to pick up his grandmother’s mail.
The next day they found the car in the woods. Window smashed. Blood everywhere. No Shawn.
She says 20 months later:
• The detective forwards calls her to voicemail
• The SBI agent on the case is a former Burlington officer who won’t call her back
• They told her if she keeps looking into it, they’ll arrest her and that he isn’t even entered in THEIR missing persons database.
A blood-soaked car is not a closed case. A mother asking where her son is. This is not a crime.
What do you make of this? Things aren’t adding up…
My girl cousin found a video in her sons phone of him throwing up gang signs , she took his phone & made him take up sign language classes for the whole summer since she said he wanna talk with his hands , that’s my type of carrying on .