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Yes, living where I do, I don’t see much of it IRL, but the threat is real

[Moni 💕 @MoniFunGirl]

@ScottJenningsKY Watching the Left burn Teslas, deface them … vandalize anything with the Tesla logo … over a fictitious “Nazi salute”, yet this guy gets a free pass.

I have legit hate for these people.

Never thought I would legitimately hate fellow Americans but they are anti-Americans.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Just one week ago, Maja Chwalinska was unsure how she would afford her hotel room in Paris. Today, she is playing in a Grand Slam final.

The Polish player arrived at Roland Garros ranked outside the top 100 and had to battle through three grueling qualifying matches just to reach the main draw. Like many lower-ranked professionals, she has long faced the harsh financial realities of the sport: expensive travel, accommodation, coaching, and training costs that often outweigh prize money.

Her journey has been marked by far more than financial hardship. Over the years, Chwalinska has overcome serious injuries, knee surgery, and battles with depression. There were moments when continuing her career seemed almost impossible.

Yet she persisted.

Match after match, round after round, she kept winning. What started as a long-shot qualifying campaign became one of the most extraordinary runs in recent Grand Slam history. With each victory, her confidence soared, carrying her all the way to the final of one of tennis’s most prestigious tournaments.

Regardless of the outcome, Chwalinska’s story is a powerful reminder that success is rarely overnight. Behind every breakthrough lie years of setbacks, rehabilitation, mental struggles, and quiet determination to stay in the game.

Her Paris run proves that the distance between uncertainty and history can sometimes be measured in just a few hard-fought victories.

And that is exactly why stories like hers continue to inspire us all.

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@dboyer1982 @billysesesh @GeorgeDAndrews2 The Yankees won, you are, of course, correct in your argument of operational tactics.

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@deaflibertarian Ignorance has long been a source of misery for many people

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@JebraFaushay Scarred for life! And you haven’t even had a cup of boiling coffee yet!!

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@PHXAZ1852 Wow! Speak it brother!!
I followed you

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@mkhammer @ingelramdecoucy Right, but remember, mid-TN is full and no one else should ever consider moving here

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@AmericaPapaBear More than I would like but less than I expected

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@justa_j0ke @Zigmanfreud Well done

[Work Tester 𝕏 @justa_j0ke]

@Zigmanfreud Well, at least you aren’t an asshole about it 😂

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@ingelramdecoucy Yeah, Chattanooga is nice. Stay away from Middle TN tho. It’s all racists and white supremacy. Just awful

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@mattvanswol @willchamberlain Keep talking - you’re making sense

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@willchamberlain Right, it would be insane to assume otherwise

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@ingelramdecoucy Okay, that’s enough pump for TN. IDK about Chattanooga, but middle TN is FULL UP!!
I am sorry if where you live sucks, but don’t be bringing stuff here.

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@ESisson7 Respect for y’all

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@deaflibertarian Yep

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@ThePholosopherX Get some!

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@NoDMsPerfavore Me, I’m smiling

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@eda2026 It sucks. Just like everything since the global death flu

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@kat_maryb Yes