Most of my life, people have told me I'm "too much" for them. This is what being "too much" for someone is really a code phrase for, from the speaker's viewpoint: https://t.co/2x7Kkp2mTx
As most of you may know, I’ve had to cancel a few shows due to emergency leg surgery. I’m doing okay, do not worry! However, I need some show/movie recommendations while on the mend. Not Emily in Paris. Love you all 🥰❤️🩹
@Brink_Thinker It's what my mom (and in a way, my aunt and uncle) let me do growing up. Did a lot of exploring around my neighborhood - and other towns. They agreed it helped build some of my character. Also, responsibility of my being home before dark.
In 2025 being fat is a choice.
But they made you believe fat loss required pills & powders just to drain your bank.
Here are 13 science-based hacks I used to get shredded at 43 (copy them):
1.Stopped eating like a child
In 1945, six women pulled off a computing miracle.
They programmed the world’s first computer—with no manuals, no training.
Then, a SINGLE assumption erased them from tech history for decades.
The story of how ONE photo nearly deleted computing’s female founders: 🧵
I'm raising money for my 6-year-old son James with Down Syndrome to get to doctors, buy diapers (he will be in diapers till 7 or 8 ), wipes, medical supplies, and to explore the world. He needs 24/7 care and I am his caretaker. https://t.co/g4v29iCQAo https://t.co/g4v29iCQAo
Those groups of preschool kids walking around in packs connected by bands/straps (so the teachers can keep them all together when outside) look like miniature chain gangs! #preschoolkids#preschool#chaingangs
The Irish were among the first slaves in the Americas—sold, starved, and worked to death.
Their suffering was silenced, their story erased.
But this dark chapter shaped nations in ways few realize.
Here’s the forgotten truth about Ireland’s tragic history of slavery:
One key fact @JoeTessESPN forgot to mention about San Diego's Pechanga Arena during @WWE#SmackDown📷 : legendary @UCLAMBB coach John Wooden won his 10th and final championship at the venue - then named San Diego Sports Arena - in 1975.
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This was the most brutal insult Steve Jobs ever received:
In 1997, a man publicly insulted Steve Jobs at the Worldwide Developer Conference in front of thousands.
Jobs' response changed Silicon Valley forever..
Here's what happened (and how this defined his legacy forever):🧵