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What was your favorite album when you were ten years old?
  • Probably Digimon the movie soundtrack

  • This would get me to actually watch a remake
  • Said it before I'll say it again, full original trilogy star wars with Muppets, all human characters are Muppets, all muppet aliens are humans (Jaba, Yoda, etc). It would print money

  • The Real Reason Republicans Are Attacking Kamala Harris as 'Childless'
  • If she is it's none of your, or anyone else's business

  • Trump will meet with Netanyahu at Mar-A-Lago this week
  • So Trump acting as a foreign agent? Again?

  • Trump team files FEC complaint over Biden transferring funds to Harris
  • I followed that pod for a good while during Trump's years, they made some good points, and also said some ass backwards shit that made me unsub

  • Robert De Niro and Lizzo lead celebrity reactions to Biden announcement
  • Who. Gives. A. Fuck. What celebs have to say

  • Good going, Ensign Expendable, you get an extra ration of hardtack to-night!
  • Hardly any proficiency needed at point blank

  • Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe says the auto industry needs to move beyond Tesla
  • Their sane approach being checks notes being heavily government subsidized?

  • Smell of human stress can affect dogs' emotions, leading them to make more pessimistic choices
  • I work in dog boarding and daycare, it's amazing how much dogs change the moment their owners leave the room, or we take the dog out in the yard and the owners watch on the camera.

    The most timid dogs will suddenly open up and fit right in with the other dogs.

  • Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe says the auto industry needs to move beyond Tesla
  • They're working on it, takes time when you're not a massive auto giant

  • Diesel-smelling
  • My bad I read wrong it ENDS October to November. But my point of it being summer remains. Butterfly don't enjoy the heat of the summer

  • Diesel-smelling
  • You'd have to ask whoever is running that show

  • COCONUT PILLED
  • They're just mad that she's an attractive young POC

  • Diesel-smelling
  • British butterfly season is October to November typically. So, duh, it's fucking summer

  • Over 60 Billionaires are Backing Donald Trump for President Who is Running as Anti-Establishment…
  • You have been around commenting pro Russia anti Ukraine aide shit, you deserve no respect

  • Some People Need A Reminder

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    Political Memes @lemmy.world BigFig @lemmy.world

    Have you guys heard the news!?

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    Mostly stable last 3 months

    I'm on a 2014 day streak

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    I have test anxiety

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    This dude used to terrify me as a child - Fidget from Great Mouse Detective

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    This Day in History @lemmy.world BigFig @lemmy.world

    April 25th

    1792 - First guillotine is used to execute a highway robber

    1859 - Construction begins on the Suez Canal

    1915 - ANZAC troops land at Gallipoli during World War 1

    1959 - St. Lawrence Seaway construction is completed

    1990 - Violeta Barrios de Chamorro is sworn in as President of Nicaragua

    1990 - Hubble Space Telescope begins operation

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    Summaries: (these are not robust or containing all important details; Don't @ me)

    1792 - The guillotine was invented by Antoine Louis and Tobias Schmidt as a means of capital punishment that would quickly end a life and inflict as little pain as possible. The first execution using the guillotine was the death of highwayman Nicolas Jacques Pelletier, which solidified its place as the only execution tool for decades to come.

    1859 - Construction began on the Suez Canal and would not be completed until 1869.

    1915 - Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) troops landed at the beaches of Gallipoli within the Ottoman Empire, beginning the Gallipoli Campaign. The goal was to continually advance North to Istanbul and take the Ottoman Capital. The campaign was a massive failure for the Allies, resulting in 56,707 Allied deaths (31,389 British, 9000 French, 8709 Australian, 3431 New Zealand; estimated) and 56,643 Ottoman deaths.

    1959 - St. Lawrence Seaway is completed, linking the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes allowing much larger ships to bring cargo in and out of the Mid-Western states and Canada. It is one of the largest feats of engineering ever finished.

    1990 - Violeta Barrios de Chamorro is sworn in as President of Nicaragua, making her the first head of state in Central America. She served from 1990 to 1997. This marked the first peaceful transfer of power in Nicaragua in over 5 decades.

    1990 - Hubble Space Telescope was placed into orbit by the crew of Space Shuttle Discovery. It would later begin its service May 30th, and continues to operate today.

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    This Day in History @lemmy.world BigFig @lemmy.world

    April 20th, 1912 - Detroit Stadium & Fenway Park Grand Openings

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_Stadium_(Detroit) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenway_Park

    April 20th, 1912 Grand Opening of both Detroit Stadium and Fenway Park. Detroit Park would later be renamed Tiger's Stadium and close in 1999.

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    This Day in History @lemmy.world BigFig @lemmy.world

    April 20th, 1914 - Ludlow Massacre

    Beginning in September of 1913, 10,000 workers for the Colorado Fuel and Iron company went on strike to protest low pay and poor working conditions. Workers constructed a tent camp housing 1200 workers near the company town. On April 19th, 1914, the Colorado National Guard deployed a machine gun overlooking the camp and demanded that the strikers give up. On April 20th, they opened fire killing 25 people, 11 of whom were children.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludlow_Massacre

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    Two of them

    Two of them.

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    Previous Stray

    This is Penny, I've posted her before a little bit ago. She is the opposite of the new one. Looks cute and cuddly and is instead an absolute bitch. But we feed and love her anyway.

    Shes about 3 now

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    New Stray

    Naming her Lily

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    Personal Milestone

    I just wanted to share that today I ran a 7:38 mile. This isn't huge, this isn't a record. But for me it's the first sub 8 minute mile I have ran in about a decade and I feel fucking PUMPED.

    Anyone who's out there struggling to meet what they used to be able to do easily, it's okay. We all feel that at one point or another. What matters is setting goals and working to get there no matter how long it takes.

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    Problemo

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    RIP Daisy. You will be missed.

    11 years old.

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    A ‘Pearl Harbor’ moment: Why didn’t Israel’s sophisticated border security stop Saturday’s attack?

    www.google.com A 'Pearl Harbor' moment: Why didn't Israel's sophisticated border security stop Saturday's attack? | CNN

    The gunmen came from air, sea and land. They shot at civilians, took hostages and forced families to barricade themselves indoors, fearing for their lives.

    A 'Pearl Harbor' moment: Why didn't Israel's sophisticated border security stop Saturday's attack? | CNN
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    Finishing Touch

    Bonus Panel

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    Don't be a Statistic

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    Lord Knows -

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/5002079

    > https://m.tapas.io/episode/2954238

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    Lord Knows -

    https://m.tapas.io/episode/2954238

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    Bird Chef -

    https://pbfcomics.com/comics/bird-chef/

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