I've talked to a family member twice since our dog passed and each time they asked me how the dog is doing 🫠
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I mean, just an all-time TV segment. Making Chuck do Who He Play For multiple times in a row with the same players is a brilliant idea and I was legit crying laughing by the end, my god.
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She’s seriously way too good at this.
We asked Stacey to sell us random objects... and she understood the assignment. #RHOP premieres in THREE DAYS!
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Scott Evans is an amazing example of who we hope a lot of our generation’s journalists could practice being.
He’s so beautifully considerate with who he speaks to. Like, just HUMAN with them. And so warm; bright. We need that so much in this half-assed and diluted media climate.
Meet your heroes and tell them how special they are. Come join @missjillscott and I for a very special House Guest episode tonight at 8pm ET
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I love this movie DOWN honey. Hang Double Jeopardy’s jersey in the rafters right next to Enough. Bc terrible husbands deserve terrible endings!!!
We learned this from the Housewives.
The only way to travel with a group of friends is to have dinners and go out together, and that's it.
If someone doesn't want to wake up for breakfast? That's fine. If three people want to go to the museum of orange juice and five other people want to go to the art museum, split up! People eat breakfast, lunch, and even sleep all at different times.
Use said dinners to discuss what you did that day and what you're planning tomorrow, you can pair up with likeminded people for the next day, or learn from another group member about some secret building or whatever they found and you can go see it the next day. No pressure, no compromises, no Forced Fun, no changing your schedule for others.
Just take everyone's traditional dinner time, average it out, and plan the rest of the trip around that.
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Imagine if Kamala Harris became the first female president of the United States and then tore down the East wing, obsessed about a ballroom, started a losing war with Iran, took away health care and food from children, raked in billions, fired everyone to put her friends in their positions, fell asleep on camera consistently, mouthed off on social media, openly prosecuted people she didn’t like without real cause, started a slush fund to fund domestic terrorists, and generally lied every second of the day. She wasn’t even allowed to laugh.
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Keisha Epps had a 1/2 inch of hair, long as a pinky finger and use to tear the girls up with her face. I’m talking muggy.
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Lmao y’all I’ve been laughing at Darius Cooks and reading these comments for the past 10 minutes! This man is crying about kids not knowing how to read and comprehend, and NOBODY cares because everybody is stuck on one thing:
DARIUS COOKS IS A TEACHER NOW?!
Sir no matter what you do with the rest of your life, the internet will forever know you as Darius CROOKS…the scammer. That rebrand is NOT rebranding 😂
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Killed for registering Black people to vote. America has a shameful history
The first NAACP official ever killed for civil rights work was taken from his home AT NIGHT by the police.
Elbert Williams. Brownsville, Tennessee. June 1940. He and a small circle had begun organizing Black voter registration in a county where no Black citizen had voted in decades.
One night, officers including the town's night marshal, came to his door and took him away in his nightclothes for "questioning."
His body was found in the Hatchie River three days later.
He was buried within HOURS, in haste, without an autopsy. No inquest worth the name. The Justice Department opened a file and quietly closed it in 1942 without a single charge.
Elbert Williams' name deserves to be remembered, not as a footnote, but as one of the first martyrs of the modern civil rights movement.
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