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@zannn_cek @Ashpea06 @thatdamntyra I would have maybe understood Tyra’s position if The Vivianne said something nasty, racist or unforgivable. All she did was call Tyra out for trying to spoil something for Shea. The Vic’s family should not have to deal with this cruelty.

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@zannn_cek @Ashpea06 @thatdamntyra I like knowing all sides to a story before forming an opinion. Holding a grudge for 5 years, then slamming the person after they have passed away is pretty evil. Think about how Vivianne’s family feels.

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@kazzalazzle @Ashpea06 @thatdamntyra Sorry, I should have asked the question in a better way. I know what fuming means. What I wanted to know was what the context was behind Vivianne’s comment. Someone explained that Tyra tried to spoil AS5 by revealing that Shea won, but Netflix already spoiled it.

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@zannn_cek @Ashpea06 @thatdamntyra Thank you for explaining. So the post The Vivianne made was not insulting or shady, it was calling someone out for trying to ruin things for Shea. Knowing this now, I think Tyra is evil personified. How dare she make fun of the fact that someone lost their life.

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@veuxxz @theraulshow @THEVIVIENNEUK What does this have to do with Tyra? I really don’t understand the comment The Vivianne made and why Tyra is so angry 5 years later?

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@Ashpea06 @thatdamntyra I don’t understand what The Vivenne meant when she said Tyra was fuming? Can someone explain?

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@ayoooitslo Can someone please explain to me what The Vivianne’s was referring to, when she said Tyra is fuming about Netflix? I don’t get it.

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@DanGrohl Were there people inside the blue car? I hope not.

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@wayneaway1 @Xx17965797N This bridge has not been used in about 100 years

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@sjkaempf @Prolotario1 This is an unused 122 year old railway bridge on fire in Richmond, BC, Canada. Plenty of bridges here to get out of the country.

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@Mr_KyleD @Prolotario1 A 122 year old unused railway bridge at that.

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@GodIsGood4U_ @Prolotario1 It was a 120 year old rail bridge no longer in use. It is beside the Oak Street Bridge. In Canada.

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@Nikalopolas @Prolotario1 It’s beside the Oak Street Bridge. Old railway bridge no longer in use.

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@louiehippi37749 @Prolotario1 Also….it’s in Canada

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@DanHolliday23 @Prolotario1 This was in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. There are many many cities in the world named Richmond fyi

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@SpeakW_outFear @Prolotario1 Empty warehouse was on fire. It spread to a 100+ year old railway bridge which is unused. Oak Street Bridge is fine.

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@DigitalDanielG @Prolotario1 Yes, and the Oak Street Bridge was not on fire, it was an unused 100+ year old train bridge. The Oak Street Bridge is fine.

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@NuLuumo @Prolotario1 This happened in Vancouver & Richmond, BC in CANADA my friend. The Oak Street Bridge is not in fire either, it’s an unused railway bridge beside The Oak Street Bridge. Y’all need geography lessons down there.

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@Truth_Seeker_21 @Prolotario1 This was in Canada….so what is your theory now?

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@Prolotario1 First of all, this is in Richmond, BC, Canada. Second of all, Oak Street Bridge is not on fire, the unused railway bridge beside it is on fire. Nothing to do with the USA whatsoever.