How do we know this isn't a planned video like almost every other one like this
Internet users have raised over $120,000 for the Red Baron worker who went viral after an influencer started harassing him.
The man has been identified as ‘Walt Z’ from Michigan and he is thankful for the support.
“Walt Z out of Michigan sends a heartfelt thankyou, and is absolutely blown away by how much people have cared over this,” the GoFundMe organizer said.
“They are requesting privacy, and GoFundMe is taking the lead in transferring all of this to him. You're all Rockstars, and it shows.”
Glad to see this man is being taken care of. GoFundMe link is below.
If I won the Euromillions no one outside of my immediate family would even know I did. This is why
She was a millionaire at 16. Today she earns £12,000 a year as a carer
Callie Rogers won £1.85 million in the UK lottery in 2003. She was working in a shop
Within months she'd bought a house with her boyfriend, a house for her grandparents, cars, holidays and gifts for everyone she knew
She lent £20,000 to one person and £13,000 to another. Never saw it again
People took her bank card and used it for themselves. She says they still owe her about £200,000
"I was a soft touch. Now I realise what they were like."
In the video below, she tells This Morning what the money actually did to her
Should a 16-year-old even be allowed to win that much?
Oh right, didn't realise we were in a title race losing 2-0 at home to Spurs but I stand corrected
Xabi Alonso on Carabao Cup exit:
“This is the least important competition for us. The Premier League is the main focus.”
🎥 @CBSSportsGolazo
Selling headlines for tomorrow's newspapers lads @TheSun @DailyMirror @MailSport @TeleFootball @thetimes
@Daily_Sport
"COMOING OR GOING?" (in reference to Carrick)
"IT CONTE GO ON LIKE THIS" - Antonio Ready for Reds
"MICHAEL HAS HELL TOUPÉ" - Wig man Conte to take Carrick job
I watched this film at the time, given the Oscar buzz, and outside of this one scene, it made zero lasting impression on me. Couldn't even tell you what it was about
Most people call this scene “the most perfect in cinema history” and you scroll past. This one nearly earns it.
A grieving, racist cop learns his only protector just killed himself. He crosses the street, smashes through a glass door with his nightstick, beats an advertising guy, and throws him out a second-story window. Then he walks away like nothing happened.
Sam Rockwell plays the rage as stupid and inevitable. One unbroken tracking shot follows him the whole way no cuts, no mercy. The violence is ugly, almost casual, and the dark comedy sits right beside the horror.
That single sequence captures the whole film: grief turning into cruelty, power vanishing, and a character so broken you almost want him destroyed. Later he tries to change. None of it works without this low point.
Is it the most perfect scene ever? No. But it’s one of the cleanest, meanest, most controlled explosions of character and craft in recent cinema. That’s why the clip keeps getting called perfect.
Number 2 if huge if true
If he gets the job, these will happen
1. He will improve the teams Work rate.
2. Tactically, he will set up the team.
3. You can expect United to go into matches and fight.
4. Fighting spirits in team will be woken up.
5. He will bench or release the lazy players in the team
6. The board won't back him during the summer.
7. He will call them out, then they will sack him.
The circle continues!!
Remember Conte is Italian, they fear no one!






















