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Art the Clown's origin will be revealed in βTERRIFIER 4β.
(Source: comicbook.com/movies/news/teβ¦)
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He's in the public domain. You own him. Go make something with him. Do it. Nothing is stopping you. Make a Felix Cartoon. You're allowed to his filmography is in the public domain you can do whatever you want make something with Felix the Cat please
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Friday literally died five minutes into Infinity War.
When Ebony Mawβs ship broke Earth's atmosphere, Tony lost his connection completely. Her exact line was, "Boss, we're losing her. I'm going, too..."
before cutting to dead air.
There was no Friday on Titan, no satellite link to Earth, and no AI in his ear telling him where Thanos was going to strike. Every single parry, counter, and nanotech blade strike came straight out of Tony's own head.
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My Creepy_Experience_Guarding_Hayden Panettiere
Tyler Grey is a former Army Ranger and Delta Force operator who appeared as a guest on Brent Tucker's Tier1 Podcast. During the interview, he shared a now-viral, lighthearted story about his time doing private high-threat celebrity security for Hayden Panettiere.
#tier1podcast #tylergrey #sealteam #specialforces #militarylife #inspiration #mindset #veteran
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Readers added context they thought people might want to know
These images are stills from a March 2022 Instagram reel by r33.gram.
instagram.com/reel/CbKVYijJKβ¦
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Some scenes are just too special to ever get old, and this is definitely one of them. No matter how many times I come back to watch it, the excitement, emotions, and satisfaction remain exactly the same. Every little detail makes it worth watching again and again. The delivery, the expressions, the timing, and the way everything comes together are simply outstanding. This is the kind of scene that reminds you why some movies deserve to be watched repeatedly. It never loses its charm, and it never fails to entertain. Honestly, I could watch this a hundred times and still enjoy every single second. Pure brilliance from beginning to end. Some moments are unforgettable, and this is one of those scenes that will always remain special. Absolute masterpiece! π₯π
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That nigga James Gunn said he was thinking about a Polka Dot Man show and them executives put two in the back of his head
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The X-Files has to be one of the greatest shows of all time. I wasn't one for the whole main arc of extra terrestrial life forms.
Rather, I loved the Monster of the Week stuff.
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I be cuttin bitches off over anything, fuck u mean u eatin long john silversβοΈ
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Fire Escape Collapse is a famous photograph taken by photographer Stanley Forman on July 22, 1975, during a fire in Boston. The image captures 19-year-old Diana Bryant and her 2-year-old goddaughter, Tiare Jones, falling after a fire escape suddenly collapsed about 50 feet above the ground as firefighters tried to rescue them.
The dramatic photo won the Pulitzer Prize and was named World Press Photo of the Year. Published in more than 100 newspapers, it shocked the public and helped lead to stricter fire escape safety laws across the United States.
More photos just before tragedy struck: bit.ly/4502B4j
































