Writer and Professionalism Philosopher

St Joseph, MO
Joined December 2012
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Replying to @WarDogApollo
Oh darn. Fit bods and bikinis. That’ll learn the Chuds.
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Replying to @ThinkWrestling1
He was Perfect-Plexed by Curt Hennig. That was the greatest feat in all wrestling history. Mr. Perfect was the G.O.A.T.
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Peter Ostrum turned away from a successful acting career after “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and became a career veterinarian. Dude spent his life caring for animals. Retired a couple years ago.
Rick Moranis left Hollywood at the peak of his fame to raise his children after his wife passed away.
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He looked calm until he said the parents are the ones slowly dying. Graham was going on about the hospital visits, how much the kids love Captain Jack, all the pictures. Depp sat there, then flipped it. He said the visits aren’t a gift he gives them. They’re the gift. He started talking about Great Ormond Street, how he’d already been there as a parent when his daughter was ill. Called it the darkest time of his life, right around Sweeney Todd. Then he drew the line: the kids are strong. It’s the parents you watch break. He paused after that, like he didn’t mean to say it out loud, before adding that bringing even a small smile is everything now. Most celebrities treat those visits like nice press. He talked about them like the only part of the character that still feels real.
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Replying to @Formula_Stats
The only time the stewards got it right.
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Replying to @McGF192
Those Ferraris just dousing the track in oil. Right in the racing line.
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Cheers Lisa. Don't let the world dim your shine.
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After his wife fell into a coma and became paralyzed, Deng refused to let her give up and continued to care for her every day, even when she begged him to let her die
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This is objectively true.
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Replying to @racing_culture
Another story demonstrating just how incompetent the FIA organizational officials botched another call because they're egocentric bafoons.
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Replying to @GeeksGamersCom
It's weird how they're acting like they can joke about it. Everything about how they treated Steve Rogers was mean-spirited and vitriolic. They want to pretend it was light-hearted, like we didn't notice.
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Damon was in his best form. I know it might not have been the best situation, but I couldn’t help but cheer from my house loud enough for him to hear it in Europe.
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Replying to @JohnnyLCKai
They choose the worst possible people. This is no accident.
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It was amazing. It came will a full effort from Yamaha. May not have been the best of all its parts, but they all seemed to fit together nicely.
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If A.I. can do Leslie Nielsen justice. Maybe there's hope for everything else.
This Ain't Canon makes great stuff... This one is funny and heartwarming
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Replying to @wdwpro1
I hope it doesn't get too discombobulated with everyone trying to draw engagement through A.I. variants. If there's no established canon of meaningful timelines and story, then it will have the same effect as all the mishandled IP by political activists. It's fascinating to consider what captures the human imagination, and why it always pertains to some relatable part of the human experience. The weight of the storytelling that matters is something we take for granted.
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Replying to @sourpatchlyds
C'mon Burt! If you've got an elephant gun in a case. Make sure it's loaded at all times.
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Chad Arndt retweeted
Dog says final goodbye to her best friend. Mollie’s owner, 33-year-old Ryan Jessen, was hospitalised due to a brain haemorrhage. Learning that Ryan might never awaken from coma, his sister Michelle requested a special favor: to allow his best friend to visit him one last time.
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