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Never knew who the institute was named after

Before this I congratulated Eid to my bestie from Gaza, then I watched some astrology video randomly, also because we talked about the crescent and because I searched for the date of the crescent I found out that this morning was a solar eclipse and then this astrologer on YouTube said that it means a death of a king and I prayed Netanyahu dies this weekend. For happy Eid.

Then finally BadEmpanada appeared on a live stream.

(I'm atheist and I don't believe in astrology, but, gosh, it would be so awesome if Netanyahu dies for the Eid. Karmic justice for Gaza.)

Cheers 🍻

There’s a story in the news right now about someone crashing into seven parked cars at the Dallas Stars parking lot but the part I’m interested in is how this somehow ripped a cybertruck in half?? Like clean in half??

https://bsky.app/profile/ladyemily.nebula.tv/post/3lljueafogc2z

i was just looking for monkey stuff online. he's just spreading his ass hole for the world to see. why is this on a shirt lmao

Here is the lemmygrad post I made it at (don't wanna have to copy everything over).

Please give the post lots of , the post would really appreciate it

Don't be afraid to ask questions.

linky to ap

Republican Gov. Spencer Cox signed legislation Thursday barring cities and communities from deciding whether to add the mineral to their water systems.

Florida, Ohio and South Carolina are considering similar measures, while in New Hampshire, North Dakota and Tennessee, lawmakers have rejected them. A bill in Kentucky to make fluoridation optional stalled in the state Senate.

The American Dental Association sharply criticized the Utah law, saying it showed “wanton disregard for the oral health and well-being of their constituents.”

Cavities are the most common chronic childhood disease, the ADA noted. Fluoride strengthens teeth and reduces cavities by replacing minerals lost during normal wear and tear, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The anti-China narrative in the west is collapsing, especially among young people

https://xcancel.com/rasr_31/status/1905749654295416910

https://xcancel.com/rasr_31/status/1905759912115757535

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnlvygy8uRE

In the video, he says "we say to America and Israel, the same thing as this foreign person said" and then holds up the photo of Hasan giving the middle finger to America and Israel.

Full translation stolen from twitter

Welcome, and of course, today's strikes were ten powerful ones targeting Sana'a. There were 72 airstrikes in Sana'a, Saada, and Amran, as well as in several Yemeni provinces. However, America and Israel will not scare us or defeat us. We are used to these targets. They hit these same targets in 2011 and from 2014 onwards. There's nothing new; they are just trying to suppress the Yemeni people.

Why are they striking the Yemeni people? Because the Yemeni people want peace. The Palestinian people asked them to send aid to Gaza, to stop their aggression, and lift their siege. They are killing children and committing all sorts of crimes. The Yemeni people stood against this, which is why they are now targeting the Yemeni people.

But we say to America and Israel, as this foreign person said-he is the one who stood most strongly with Yemen and Palestine. He is the one spreading and revealing the truth. My regards to you, Hasan, and thank you. I have no words to express. My greetings to all the foreigners and everyone who stood with us.

It starts at 6:01:13 in the VOD.

She calls herself the Queen of Threads

https://www.threads.net/@vivllainous

https://xcancel.com/nikolatrevor/status/1905412785661772107

In many ways, Vivian Jenna Wilson is a lot like any other 20-year-old girl. The Los Angeles native spends hours a day on Discord with her friends; loves reading, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Chappell Roan; and she runs late — two full hours late, to be specific, for our scheduled Zoom meeting. Also like many 20-year-olds, she has a complicated relationship with her father. But not everybody’s dad is the richest man in the world — a man who spent the last few years consolidating power, becoming one of the most prolific posters on a social media platform he purchased, and suddenly, one of the most powerful figures in the US government. Wilson is, whether she likes it or not, the daughter of Elon Musk.

Wilson entered the public consciousness because of her father, but not for typical nepo baby reasons. (Before you ask, Wilson says she’s been financially independent from her father since she came out as trans in 2020, so you can stop sending her Venmo requests for thousands of dollars, something she says has happened before.) At the time, she was trying to disconnect herself from Musk, eventually writing in a 2022 petition to legally change her name that she doesn’t “wish to be related to [her] biological father in any way, shape or form.” Though she’d never publicly spoken about Musk before then, her attempt to distance herself from him is what ultimately drew her into the public eye.

“I have a sharp tongue,” Wilson tells Teen Vogue in her second-ever published interview. “When you spend all of COVID [lockdown] in online communities of queer people who are constantly getting into drama and trying to read each other, [you] learn how to make a response very quickly, and you learn how to be funny and snap at someone else in a comedic way…. Getting into fights with other queer teenagers — that's how you learn how to be quick and witty.” Much like her father, Wilson is extremely online; unlike her father, she’s really good at it.

Full Article

https://xcancel.com/AtlantaFed/status/1905634375313617101