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I think this should be already understood internet safety 101 but:
PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL THIS SCAM SITE WITH YOUR INFO IN HOPES OF GETTING YOUR FICS REMOVED. THIS IS CYBERSECURITY 101. THEY ARE ALREADY THIEVESβ WHY WOULD THEY RESPECT YOUR WISHES ANYWAYS.
Anyone who is still blaming this girl or shitting on her name I WILL reach out if your screen to fucking [REDACTED] you in Minecraft.
Fuck off you ugly fucking salted slugs
π¨ CONFIRMED BY FAMILY: 20-YEAR-OLD CO-PILOT IDENTIFIED IN DEADLY FLORIDA LEARJET CRASH
Nathalia Gadelha, just 20 years old, has been identified by her mother and stepfather as the co-pilot aboard the Learjet 60 that crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, on November 1, killing all nine people on board.
Nathalia could fly an airplane before she could legally drive a car.
In October 2023, she was featured in a local news interview as a 17-year-old senior at West Boca Raton High School. She had earned her private pilotβs license the previous month and had already accumulated 88 hours of flight time.
Her passion for aviation began years earlier. Her father started flying recreationally in 2018 and helped introduce her to aviation. Nathalia began ground school in 2020, while still a teenager.
Her public-school aviation program helped fund her flight training.
American Flyers, the flight school she attended, publicly celebrated her accomplishments on its own social media account before this tragedy.
She continued advancing her aviation qualifications, reportedly earning commercial, multi-engine, instrument, and flight-instructor credentials. She also shared that her boyfriend was pursuing aviation, and that they had achieved an extraordinary amount before turning 21.
She dreamed of flying commercially.
The aircraft, identified as Learjet 60 registration N722BD, was traveling from Austin, Texas, to North Eleuthera in the Bahamas.
Flight-tracking reports indicate that the aircraft had arrived in Austin from Little Rock, Arkansas, the day before the crash.
During the final flight, the crew reported icing, turbulence, and precipitation before requesting a higher altitude.
Flight-tracking data reportedly showed the aircraft losing approximately 26,500 feet of altitude in roughly two minutes, with an extraordinary descent rate recorded during its final moments.
The NTSB is investigating.
Pray for these families.
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I casually forget that Drifter got a "default" face that is in the cinematics of duviri, have to try do their face sometime
But I do think It's pretty cool when people draw them like this interacting with other characters
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Stubble trouble? Nah, itβs just #Movember 2026!
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Balancing out the cursed mustache post with some... horny Roathe
#warframecaptura
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Share the fit your Sportsmate or Mii character is rocking in the replies! π
Just read that the copilot of the plane was only 20. Just, 20. She wasnβt even old enough to drink; she looked like just a young girl.
Christ. My heart hurts.
"Where's the debris?"
Here. Here are some of the planes debris.
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Most of it either disintegrated into small fragments or is buried deep in the soft, rain-soaked soil. But some of it was thrown out by the explosion and the impact, glanced off the asphalt where part of the jet hit the road, and landed in the mobile home park next door.
Residents there are finding pieces of the plane all over the neighborhood. In the video he's saying, in Spanish, "Look, that's a part of a plane... pieces everywhere."
Look at what he's finding: small pieces of riveted aluminum skin and structure, some still wearing the yellow-green primer used inside airframes, mixed in with sand and gravel thrown out of the crater. No wings, no tail, no big sections. Just fragments.
That's exactly what physics predicts. The jet hit at about 700 mph at a steep 68 degrees, so most of the airplane drove straight into the ground. But it was still moving sideways at roughly 260 mph when it hit, the fuel went up in a fireball, and the impact blasted soil out of the crater. All of that flings the lightest fragments outward, and thin aluminum skin carries a long way.
This is also the difference between a ground impact and a mid-air breakup or missile strike. Hit something in the air and wreckage, including big pieces like the tail and wings, rains down along a trail that can stretch for miles. Here you have a crater with small fragments sprayed around it, and a transponder that kept reporting all the way to the ground. One impact, one spot.
The plane didn't vanish. Most of it is in the ground, and the rest is in people's yards.
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Annie owes Quincy another favor as he finishes up a tattoo for herβ¦
Thank you to the magnificent @GcubedArt for this comm of my sillies! π
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Endless dream #Warframe
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So I guess now spectrum is saying we need a new modem.. and itβs not the line lol.
They never came out but we thought they did at some point cause our net was working decent for the past week, but now it isnβt.
I give up.




































