ᴇᴅᴍ | ℕ𝕒𝕥𝕚𝕧𝕖 𝔸𝕞𝕖𝕣𝕚𝕔𝕒𝕟 | 𝒥𝑒𝓇𝓈𝑒𝓎 ♡ | Hardstyle ☣︎ | ⚢ | Capricorn ♑️✨ | Anti Texas Anti FL | 🔜 EDC Las Vegas / Defqon
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My fiancé proposed to me in front of our families last Saturday. I was crying, shaking and showing everyone my engagement ring.
That evening, I sent a picture of the ring to my best friend.
Me: Girl!!! I'M ENGAGED! 😭💍❤️
Best Friend: Congratulations, babe. I'm happy for you.
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I need people to STOP lettin ur cat out. I cant take this cat that roams around my neighborhood in bc it technically belongs to one the neighbors. But it breaks my heart seeing it so trusting and comin to me while its roaming in below 30 degree weather like COME GET YOUR CAT
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Tribes are pro tribal police because they have high cases of indigenous women and girls going missing it makes sense
I pray she is everything yall want her to be because listening to my attorney boyfriend and his friends (who did legal action work for over a decade for the Laguna Pueblo where she is from) the tribes are EXTREMELY pro-police and highly conservative. She hasnt had to weigh in on local issues as much as a congresswoman or as Sec. of the Interior.
I hope it works out given her new role!
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A female student pilot facing an emergency needed to land immediately and male airline pilots listening on the frequency began offering guidance and encouragement.
“You got it,” pilots repeated, helping her stay focused as she executed the emergency landing. Even after someone raised concerns about crowding out the frequency, the words of encouragement continued.
This is a glimpse into what aviation culture actually is like. Pilots are a tight professional community even when they have never met, bound by shared training and mutual dependence on ATC and one another. The communications here were excellent throughout, and she will never forget the support she received.
ENOUGH STFU US AVIATION EMPLOYEES ARE TIRED OF YALL WITH THESE NASTY POSTS STFU
TRISTE POR DEMAS 😢💔 NO POR MUCHO MADRUGAR SE AMANECE MAS TEMPRANO
¡LAS CONSECUENCIAS DE LA TERQUEDAD HUMANA TERMINA EN LÍMITES EXTREMOS QUE TE PUEDEN COSTAR LA VIDA!
El trágico avionazo del Learjet 60 en Florida que extinguió a nueve personas, dejó de ser solo un tema de "mal clima" para convertirse en un posible caso de terquedad humana.
Justin Crabbe, experto en aviación y en Learjets, desmenuzó los minutos finales del vuelo y apuntó directamente al error fatal de la tripulación: en lugar de sacarle la vuelta a la tormenta, LOS PILOTOS SE METIERON DE LLENO CON TAL DE LLEGAR RÁPIDO A LAS BAHAMAS.
Según Crabbe, los controladores aéreos ya les habían dado luz verde para desviarse y evitar el temporal, pero el piloto Jeff Gregory, de 55 años, y la joven copiloto Nathalia Filgueiras, de 20, sufrieron un episodio de lo que en la aviación llaman "get-there-itis" (fiebre por llegar).
Esta condición psicológica ocurre cuando la obsesión por aterrizar en destino nubla el juicio y te hace ignorar las señales de peligro.
Cuando Nathalia advirtió a la torre que el avión se estaba congelando, la tripulación tomó la peor decisión posible: en lugar de bajar o desviarse, intentaron trepar por encima del temporal subiendo a 37,000 pies.
El hielo es el peor enemigo de un avión, pues altera la aerodinámica de las alas y destruye la sustentación.
Crabbe asegura que al intentar subir de golpe con las alas congeladas, ahogaron los motores y mandaron el jet directo a una pérdida de sustentación irreversible.
Quedaron atrapados en una trampa donde cualquier movimiento los condenaba.
Al final, la necedad de ahorrar unos minutos de vuelo hacia el Caribe terminó en un dantesco clavado de 7,700 metros en 62 segundos, desintegrando a la tripulación, al empresario texano Adam Robinson, a su familia, a sus amigos y a la niñera.
Bien dicen que:
"Más vale tarde que nunca".
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🇺🇸 In 1999, a kitten born with two faces was brought to a veterinary hospital in Massachusetts to be euthanized. But veterinary nurse Marty Stevens chose to give him a chance.
She adopted the one-day-old kitten and named him Frank and Louie.
Born with an extremely rare condition called diprosopia, he had two noses, two mouths and three eyes, although only one mouth was functional.
For his first three months, Marty fed him through a tube until he learned to eat independently.
Against extraordinary odds, Frank and Louie grew into a friendly cat who played with other cats, bonded with the family dog, enjoyed car rides and even walked on a leash.
He lived for 15 years and 87 days, becoming the Guinness World Record holder for the longest-surviving Janus cat.
Frank and Louie died in December 2014 after developing cancer.
A kitten once given almost no chance of survival spent 15 remarkable years surrounded by love.
This cannot be for real 😭😭😭😭😭😂
Woman gets pulled over for driving in the HOV lane and tries to convince the officer that her dog counts as a second passenger.
When that doesn’t work, she starts belittling the officer, who warns her she could be arrested.
You can disagree with a ticket without being disrespectful. The officer is doing his job. There’s absolutely no reason to treat him that way.
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hey @Lowes , not sure why your guys showed up to my house and tried telling me i need to pay them $70 cash in order for them to haul my old washer away when that was something i already paid for with my delivery package. any explanation?
