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I’m just a guy that lives in Cincinnati. art acc insta: tylerco_

[الكسندرا ميراي @Lexi3Alexander]

I can't stop thinking about how bleak the situation in Gaza has to be for the BBC to report on this

[Dr Ruby (she/her) jaboukies everything @PaperWhispers]

How to handle AI nudification images. Tell everyone.

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@Barton_1015 @Eternal_Kernal @zimwhodey Ben? The rapist? You know he ain’t someone worth respecting 😂 will always be better than shitsburgh fans at least

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@Barton_1015 @Eternal_Kernal @zimwhodey Classy fanbase as expected 😂

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@CbusCardGuy @_PowerBallin_ @zimwhodey Malcolm Smith could be a hall of famer then 😭🧐

[Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 ) @chigrl]

Van Gogh died broke because nobody wanted his paintings. He sold maybe one during his entire life. The art world thought his style was too immature. His brother Theo, an art dealer, kept him alive by sending money constantly.

When Van Gogh passed in 1890, his brother, Theo died just six months later. That left Theo's wife Jo as a 28 year old widow with a baby and about 900 paintings nobody wanted, plus hundreds of letters.

Here's what actually mattered. Van Gogh had written hundred of letters letters to Theo and Jo explaining individual paintings and his life as an artist. He told them the stories behind each work, what he was trying to express, what each one meant to him.

After both brothers died, Jo remembered these letters and published them.

That's what made him famous. People could read Van Gogh's own words about each painting. The works stopped being random art and became stories he had experienced. The paintings got context directly from him explaining what he was doing. Jo gave the world Van Gogh's voice attached to his work.

By the time she died in 1925, he had gone from total unknown to art historical icon.

[Rooster @TheRooster]

Going to the Dam control tower with bro

[Tom Cruise @TomCruise]

is DIGGER: “Let’s f***ing go!”

Only in theaters October 2026.

[Patrick Nelis Art 😼🎨 @PatrickNelisArt]

THE MOVIES OF 2025

[Jimmy Traina @JimmyTraina]

My favorite thing about this story is that there will be people on this horrible website who will respond by saying Foley is soft for doing this. The guy who got thrown off the top of a Hell in a Cell and thrown on to thumb tacks and hit with barbed wire that was on fire.

[Amity @amitylee13]

“At some point people will look at this body and say, ‘maybe we should get rid of all 435 members of the House and all 100 members of the Senate and start over.’ Because Congress is literally failing the American people.”

Yes, Mr. Roy, you are correct.

[Carcajou Ghibelline @MAWKVLT]

You look at how much of a blast he's having and it makes sense why the Greeks said it was Poseidon who crafted Horses.

[Jesse Singal @jessesingal]

Given that Steven Spielberg has never done a film about alien contact, let alone a successful one, consider me skeptical -- but intrigued

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@Golgi33911 @c0nman00 @creed_anthony @fauxfilosopher @xananaxw You’re mad because you can’t understand simple things, ok man. 👍🏼I’m not even pretending anything I deadass stated what happened in the movie

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@JoeLongBalls I just ask what they are excited about at the moment and that usually gets a good convo going faster than anything else, they are free to say job hobbie relationship etc.

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@Golgi33911 @c0nman00 @creed_anthony @fauxfilosopher @xananaxw Former world war 1 veteran who worked for the mob, very reasonable for him to have a machine gun and have the training to execute a bunch of racist hicks with no training. On top of the fact that he was prepared for them, very easy for military. Any other scenes you had issues?

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@TheCinesthetic Another Round or Parasite

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@HoshizoraTTV Objectively incorrect! Elden Ring, BG3, Sekiro all miles ahead

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@RyansBurner13 @barstoolsports Loser mentality

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@princesshypio @TimmyFacciola_