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[MLFootball @MLFootball]

THE REF INTERCEPTED THE PASS FROM THE QB AND THEN GOT TACKLED.

💀💀💀

Tears.

[ESPN College Football @ESPNCFB]

Flipped the helmet around on Josh Hoover 😳

[Star Wars Holocron @sw_holocron]

A new video shows a driver on the highway sees a truck hauling the Razor Crest from The Mandalorian and Grogu

[EltaninKarp ~ Revived Devil’s Advocate @EltaninMc]

That's what this Frank Welker Megs has that his G1 or Bayverse selves don't and his inflections and voice reflect that.
There's a certain charm and veneer of civility.
He's still a snarling beast, a monster, but one that tries to put on the facade of being civilized and proper.

[elise1029 @eliseOLeahy1]

You called the flight attendant.

Said you felt “uncomfortable.”
Said my dog looked “dangerous.”
Asked why a German Shepherd like that was even allowed to fly.

Ma’am, let me introduce you to Duke.

That “dangerous” German Shepherd spent six years deployed as a Military Working Dog alongside U.S. Special Operations. He wasn’t trained to intimidate civilians — he was trained to come home with everyone.

Duke is a certified Multi-Purpose K9.

Tracking hostile targets through desert heat that melted boot soles.
Detecting explosives before they became folded flags on grieving mothers’ laps.
Clearing compounds before young soldiers ever stepped through the door.

He’s been shot. Twice.

And he never broke command.

That scar on his shoulder you keep staring at? Shrapnel from an IED overseas. After the blast knocked him off his feet, ears ringing, body bleeding, Duke got back up and swept the perimeter. He located two secondary devices hidden along the exit route before his handler physically carried him out.

The limp you noticed when we boarded? That came from taking rounds during an ambush so his handler — a 22-year-old soldier on his first deployment — could make it home, hold his newborn son, and build a life outside a war zone.

Duke has military commendations.

He has a Purple Heart.

Official after-action reports credit him with saving more than forty American lives.

Know what else he has?

Zero bite incidents.
Not one. Ever.

The “intense look” you’re afraid of? That’s discipline.
The stillness that makes you uneasy? That’s control.
The size that worries you? That’s the same strength that dragged wounded men to safety.

The only people Duke has ever been trained to engage were armed combatants actively trying to kill U.S. service members.

Right now, he’s retired.

Twelve years old.
Arthritis in his hips.
Still scans every doorway out of habit.
Still positions himself between me and strangers without thinking.

He’s not scanning you because he wants to hurt you.

He’s scanning because once upon a time, if he didn’t, people died.

So no, ma’am — I won’t be changing seats.

He’s allowed to fly.
He’s earned every mile in this cabin.

But if you’d like to say something, you’re welcome to say thank you.

Trust me.

He’s heard far worse — from people who were actually dangerous. 💙🐾 🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

The man's name is Dennis. He's 55 years old. Retired electrician. His wife Sandra passed away fourteen months ago after a long illness. They had been married for twenty-six years. She was the one who always wanted pets. Dennis had always been the one who said the timing wasn't right.
After Sandra passed, the house went quiet in a way Dennis hadn't expected. He'd lived alone before her.
But this was different. The silence had weight to it.
His daughter had been sending him shelter links for months. He kept closing the tabs.
Then on a Tuesday in March he had a doctor's appointment nearby and found himself with two hours to fill. He drove past the shelter. Pulled into the parking lot. Told himself he was just going in to look at the animals.
A volunteer paired him with a three-year-old brindle Pit Bull mix named Walter. Walter had been at the shelter for seven weeks. He'd been surrendered when his previous family moved into senior housing that didn't allow dogs.
Dennis and Walter spent about twenty-five minutes together in the meet-and-greet room. Walter was calm. Laid his head in Dennis's lap once. Dennis threw a rope toy a few times. It was nice. Normal.
Then Dennis stood up. Checked the time. Told the volunteer he needed to think it over and would come back later.
He took two steps toward the door.
Walter moved so fast the volunteer said she almost didn't process what was happening.
Both front legs wrapped around Dennis's calf and locked. Walter's head pressed hard against Dennis's knee. His whole body was shaking. Tail completely tucked. But he didn't make a sound. Just held on.
Dennis froze.
He stood there looking down at Walter for a long moment. Walter looked up at him, still trembling, still holding on.
Dennis said later: "Sandra would have adopted him inside of thirty seconds. I knew that standing right there.”
He slowly lowered himself back to the floor. Walter climbed immediately into his lap, turned in one circle, and pressed his full weight against Dennis's chest.
The volunteer, a retired teacher named Patricia, said she stepped out of the room to give them a few minutes. When she came back, Dennis was still on the floor and Walter was still pressed against him.
Dennis looked up at her and said: "What do I need to fill out?"
He took Walter home that afternoon.
Dennis called the shelter three days later to let them know how things were going. He said: "The house doesn't feel so empty anymore. Walter sleeps on Sandra's side of the bed. I don't know if that's strange or not, but it feels okay."
Patricia told us: "Walter never did that with any other visitor. Not once in seven weeks. Something about Dennis specifically. Dogs read things we don't even know we're carrying."
Sometimes you walk into a shelter saying you're just looking. And something in there is already looking for you.

[Star Wars Culture @SWCultureLive]

Savage. 😂

[Squidtard @LordOfTardaria]

Sorry Sparty,

no matter how bad you humiluate yourself, Rutgers' has you 1-up'd

[BasedSpaceGoji @Based_SpaceGoji]

Megatron is many things, but impolite is not one of them

[Enzito🦝🦊 @Enzo84384193]

Estoy cancelado Janet, no ves que la araña esta cancelada 😭

[SkullZ (FNAF X FORTNITE IS REAL) @SkullZSkeleton]

I'M GONNA KILL MYSELF

[Squidtard @LordOfTardaria]

I'm not sure why Rutgers fans suddenly care about financial stability when it comes to Greg Schiano's buyout.

They paid $1.55 million to get assblasted by an 0-12 program.

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

‘SPIDER-NOIR’, starring Nicolas Cage, has been canceled after one season.

• The show received 11 Emmy nominations, the most of any Prime Video series this year

• It also received critical acclaim, earning 92% on Rotten Tomatoes

(Source: https://t.co/TbjnCuANFT)

[Annie Agar @AnnieAgar]

the Big Ten meeting