Bassus

МОЗГ ОСВОБОЖДАЕТСЯ ОТ АЛКОГОЛЯ ЧЕРЕЗ 21 ДЕНЬ , ПОЭТОМУ НЕЛЬЗЯ БУХАТЬ КАЖДУЮ ПЯТНИЦУ .
. ЖИВИТЕ НА ЮГЕ /А Сомнения порождают хаос и ведут тебя к гибели .ЭТО ТАК

[Serf @TheRoyalSerf]

When bitchpussy niggas meet Serbs

[358ちゃん @max358japan]

【MLB】⚾️✨👍

[Pablo Alcalde @HProductiva]

Según el minimalismo japonés, lo que guardas “por si acaso” no es aleatorio.

Es un reflejo de los miedos, apegos y versiones antiguas de ti que todavía ocupan espacio en tu vida.

1. Ropa que no usas =...

[Manly 🇦🇺 @Manly18730773]

Дождь прошёл, и никого зрителей нет, а ребята очень мило играют и поют... я им беззвучно похлопала, они мне поулыбались, не отрываясь от своего выступления, все им приятнее, чем в пустоту играть..

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

genius

[Frenkie_Woody @Frenkie_Woody]

Morì nel sonno, la mattina di Natale del 2016. Aveva solo 53 anni.
Eppure, anche dopo la sua morte, George Michael continuava a salvare vite.
Solo allora il mondo scoprì ciò che aveva sempre tenuto nascosto: aveva donato milioni di sterline a orfani, senzatetto, malati e famiglie in difficoltà.
In silenzio.
Senza telecamere.
Senza bisogno di applausi.
Una concorrente di un quiz TV aveva detto di sognare un figlio, ma non poteva permettersi un trattamento in vitro.
Il giorno dopo, trovò sul suo conto 15.000 sterline.
Le aveva mandate lui, senza dire il suo nome.
Lavorava nei rifugi per senzatetto, travestito da volontario.
Donava 100.000 sterline ogni Pasqua alle associazioni per bambini.
Una volta, vide una donna piangere in un bar per i debiti. Scrisse un assegno da 25.000 sterline e lo lasciò alla cameriera, con una sola istruzione:
“Consegnaglielo dopo che se ne va.”
Pagò studi, cure, sogni.
Finanziò centri per persone con HIV.
Offrì un concerto gratuito per le infermiere che avevano curato sua madre.
George Michael non cercava fama.
Cercava umanità.
E forse per questo, ancora oggi, centinaia di migliaia di persone vivono grazie a lui.

[abymael @abymaelx]

A turma estava estudando as cores e esse menino é daltônico. Então, o professor deu ao aluno uns óculos com lentes especiais que permitiram a ele ver as cores pela primeira vez. Até tentou segurar a emoção, mas não deu.

[VeeStar 🌟 @VeeSTARWilliams]

Serena x Dimitrov 🥹🤍

[Ataque Futbolero @AtaqueFutbolero]

JAJAJA, un hincha argentino PIERDE LA BILLETERA, arman una canción con el nombre del dueño, lo encuentran y pasa esto.

MOMENTAZO TOTAL. 😅🇦🇷

[Erimus @HeDontMakeNoise]

Mario Balotelli met a Chinese super fan in New York 😁

[The Tennis Letter @TheTennisLetter]

Serena Williams and Grigor Dimitrov reunited at Wimbledon.

Nothing like a long hug between old friends.

🥹🥹🥹🥹

(via @Wimbledon, @espn, & @espnW)

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

She said no in a hotel room. He destroyed her career with a phone call. When she finally spoke out, she sparked a revolution.

In 1997, Ashley Judd was one of Hollywood's brightest rising stars. She was invited to what she believed would be a breakfast business meeting with producer Harvey Weinstein at a hotel.

It wasn't a business meeting.

Instead, Weinstein made inappropriate advances toward her, placing her in an uncomfortable and intimidating situation. Ashley rejected him and walked out.

She believed that would be the end of it.

It wasn't.

Over the years, something strange began happening. Promising roles quietly disappeared. Parts she seemed perfect for suddenly went to someone else. Directors who had once shown strong interest stopped calling.

She couldn't understand why her career had suddenly lost momentum.

The answer finally came two decades later.

In 2017, director Peter Jackson revealed that Ashley Judd had been excluded from casting for *The Lord of the Rings*. According to Jackson, Miramax, Harvey Weinstein's company, had warned him that Judd was supposedly "a nightmare to work with."

He believed the claim at the time.

Years later, Jackson admitted publicly that it had almost certainly been false. He said he now believed Miramax had deliberately spread damaging misinformation about Ashley and other talented actresses.

Weinstein hadn't simply accepted her rejection.

He allegedly used his influence behind the scenes, damaging her reputation with private conversations and false claims. One phone call after another quietly closed doors that Ashley never even knew had been opened.

For nearly twenty years, she lived with the consequences without fully understanding why.

Then came October 2017.

Investigations published by *The New York Times* and *The New Yorker* exposed decades of sexual harassment and abuse allegations against Harvey Weinstein. Ashley Judd became one of the first actresses willing to attach her real name to her story.

Not anonymously.

Not through someone else.

She stood before the world and said, "This happened to me."

That moment changed everything.

Her courage encouraged countless other women to speak publicly about experiences they had hidden for years. Within days, more voices emerged. Within weeks, the #MeToo movement had become a worldwide reckoning.

The scandal exposed far more than one powerful producer.

It revealed how influence, fear, and silence had protected abuse for decades while destroying careers behind closed doors.

Ashley knew speaking out could cost her even more.

She spoke anyway.

Because she understood that silence only protected the system that had harmed so many others.

In 2020, Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape and sexual assault and sentenced to 23 years in prison. More legal cases followed.

Ashley Judd could never recover every opportunity she lost.

But by telling the truth, she helped change something far greater than a single career.

That hotel room in 1997 was meant to remain a secret forever.

Twenty years later, Ashley Judd said his name out loud.

And the silence finally began to break.

[Renaud Pila @renaudpila]

L’incroyable stade de Monterrey, Mexique. Vue sur les montagnes

Le plus beau lieu accueillant le Mondial

[Bassus @ozermes2010]

#Sucic конечно ⚽💥

[Взаимная подписка с адекватными @since1795]

«Пожалуйста, не кормите квокк — как бы сильно они ни просили»

https://t.co/yG9tJG7g35

[oiluiz @oiluiz]

Melhor uso de IA da semana 😁

[МИКРОТРОН АМОРАЛИЗМА @w3c_user]

Пушечка

[Passini @agpassini]

Quem lembra? Essa moça estava lutando contra um câncer e não pôde ir ao show, então a Florence Welch fez um show só pra ela! Perfeita

[ChurchillMaverick @ChurchillPath]

Меня зовут Элла, мне 17 лет.

Я занимаюсь прыжками в длину. Играю в волейбол. Я Учусь в школе в Нью Ричмонде, штат Висконсин.

Когда моя школа разрешила биологическим мужчинам заходить в женский туалет, не поставив в известность родителей, я пошла в школьный совет.

Под своим именем.

В своём родном городе.

За это меня травили. Преследовали в интернете. Даже некоторые мои собственные учителя ополчились на меня.

Но я всё ещё здесь.

Потому что я знаю вот что:

Сетка в женском волейболе установлена почти на тридцать сантиметров ниже не просто так. Биологический мужчина способен послать мяч через эту сетку с такой силой, что может серьёзно травмировать девушку.

А в лёгкой атлетике достаточно, чтобы в женскую категорию вышли всего три биологических мужчины и ни одна девушка в этом штате не поднимется на пьедестал.

Я заговорила не потому, что это было легко.

Я заговорила, потому что кто-то должен был это сделать.

Верховный суд готов ответить на вопрос, который сейчас задаёт себе каждая девушка в Америке.

Мы готовы.

[Bassus @ozermes2010]

@DataFutebol Марадонна не знал ничего про это