Deborah Perrin

Paul and Jools Holland, playing 'A Town Called Malice', performed on BBC's ‘Later With... Jools Holland'

I am glad Florida is investigating the DSA. Thry are the enemy within.

if AI is what you claim it to be then the let tech bros be tech bros bruh code argument doesn’t make sense AI security is national security therefore a public example must be made of Jensen otherwise the honeypotting will not only continue it will grow we all must act accordingly to the threats & this includes the techbrohood

America... Fought a Civil War once... About a symptom... not the problem... The symptom was slavery... The problem was... The Democratic Party... Because we did not solve the problem... The Democratic Party... Has been constantly creating new symptoms... Until we fix the problem... Ridding America of the Democratic Party... We will constantly find ourselves... Returning to the same circumstances as now... Again... and again... and again... Stop treating the symptoms... Start fixing the problem... When the problem is fixed... All of the symptoms... disappear...

We need a thousand of him!

Someone tell Thomas Massie that our side in Congress knows better than to tie themselves to him. They also know better than to take election advice from someone who was defeated in a landslide. He is the Titanic that hit the iceberg, & voting yes on hia destructive legislation is a suicide pact. Nobody wants him around, & Masshole needs to take a damn hint. 52 more days & he is gone.

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Brave instructor, as if he's saying "no no no not under my watch" 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The man who built J.C. Penney into a retail empire once wrote goodbye letters to his family because he didn't believe he'd survive the night. The next morning, he heard a song that changed everything. His name was James Cash Penney. In 1902, he opened a little store in Wyoming built on the Golden Rule: Treat others the way you want to be treated. That little store eventually became one of America's most recognizable retail chains. But when the Great Depression struck, Penney lost nearly his entire personal fortune. His health deteriorated. His hope disappeared. By 1932, he was being treated at a sanitarium in Michigan. One night, convinced his life was ending, he wrote farewell letters to his family. But he woke up the next morning. Walking through the building, he heard people singing a hymn. "God will take care of you." He followed the music and joined them. Something changed. Penney later described feeling as though an enormous weight had been lifted from his shoulders. His health improved, his hope returned, and he went on to live to be 95. The man who had built a fortune discovered something money couldn't buy. Peace when everything seemed lost. And maybe that's the reminder someone needs today. You don't have to know how everything will work out to trust that God is still working. Sometimes the smallest reminder of faith arrives when we need it most.

Dave thought he was raising a good boy. Turns out he was raising a tiny attorney with a photographic memory and absolutely no respect for double standards. Dax didn't want another scoop of food. He wanted Dave to explain what happened to that entire sleeve of Oreos last night. The defense rests. Dave has no further questions.

When Latto photoshopped the crowd during her 2023 #Coachella performance. 😭😭

Kinda makes sense 🤔

The bartender cut him off. Gravity finished the job.

Not every invitation deserves your attendance. Sometimes the best thing you can do for yourself is stay home, eat your food and avoid becoming part of somebody else's drama

Little weiner Wednesday