You’re a weirdo. :) Why you checking this? I barely do.

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Please talk to your Boomer parents about “warrant” scams. The sheriff, your local pd, etc will not demand that you send them money immediately. They will not tell you to not call your spouse/family. The @FTC is who you file w/ as they do bust/track scam rings.
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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. Listen to Jon Ossoff talk about how he isn’t letting the country descend into chaos.
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McGraw Hill is the world’s largest educational publishers. They produce educational books, curricula, digital learning platforms, and professional resources for students and educators from PreK through higher education. It is now owned by an Israeli private equity firm.
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Un médico rompe a llorar ante una niña palestina de 10 años con un brazo amputado y sin anestesia suficiente para aliviar su dolor. La pequeña vio su propio brazo arrancado, lo recogió del suelo y pidió que se lo volvieran a poner. El horror de Gaza supera cualquier pesadilla.
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What could possibly go wrong? Part 2 #ResidentEvilㅤ
#ResidentEvilㅤ What could possibly go wrong?
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#ResidentEvilㅤ What could possibly go wrong?
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There were MULTIPLE toddlers at the Resident Evil screening and I was mad until several of them screamed and then it was hilarious.
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Just a reminder that the Kennedy Center was built with 3,700 tons of gifted white Carrara marble donated by the Italian government. Mined from the same area of the Tuscan Alps that supplied marble for Michelangelo’s David. And one narcissistic man wants to destroy it
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We have Love Island. We have Survivor. We have The Bachelor. Now please make a show where you put a billionaire CEO in a regular apartment, give them their lowest-paid employee’s paycheck, and tell them it has to last 30 days. I’d watch every episode.
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If you've returned an item you bought via Amazon over a several-year period, you may qualify for payment in a new class action settlement. ktla.com/news/nationworld/ch…
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Warren Buffett disowned his granddaughter in 2006, writing that he had never accepted her as his grandchild, legally or emotionally. Buffett has largely avoided publicly discussing what happened between them. In the video below, Nicole Buffett tells her side of the story. Nicole had grown up as part of the Buffett family after Warren’s son Peter adopted her. She visited Warren in Omaha, called him Grandpa, and Warren’s wife Susan even referred to Nicole as one of her “adored grandchildren.” But being the granddaughter of one of the richest men in the world never meant living like one. Warren paid for her education, but Nicole didn’t have access to his fortune. She worked with children at Family Human Services in San Francisco and built her own life while carrying one of the most famous surnames in American business. Then their relationship fell apart after Nicole appeared in The One Percent, a documentary about wealth inequality. She later received a letter from Buffett telling her that he had not emotionally or legally adopted her as a grandchild, and that the rest of his family had not adopted her as a niece or cousin either. One detail made the letter even more painful. Buffett signed it simply “Warren.” Nicole still had a card from only a year earlier signed “Grandpa.” One of the richest men in the world had spent years as her grandfather. Then a letter told her he no longer considered himself one. Do you think Buffett had the right to draw that line, or did he take it too far? Save the video to finish Nicole’s story later, and follow for more heartbreaking stories from behind the lives of the world’s most famous billionaires.
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🚨New ICE facility for unaccompanied migrant kids is about to open in Louisiana. ICE is sanitizing optics, calling it the "Alexandria Family Staging Center." Lawmakers, child advocates are raising the roof warning of child trafficking risks. #Trafficking thequeenzone.com/new-ice-fac…
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Hitler could not defeat Great Britain, so they bombed the residential areas of its cities. Stalin could not defeat Finland, so they bombed the residential areas of its cities. Putin cannot defeat Ukraine, so they bomb the residential areas of its cities. All fascists are alike…
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California just made it legal to turn balconies into tiny power plants grist.org/solutions/californ… The state is the biggest to approve solar panels that plug into walls, giving residents a cheaper way to generate their own electricity.
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🚨 BREAKING: Texas Republican candidate David Flores called a police officer the N-word during his arrest.
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Bloomberg is now arguing that Paramount’s debt sale was not merely painful for Paramount — it may have become a market event that changes how other companies borrow. That is a bigger escalation. The core new point is this: Paramount sold roughly $50B+ of buyout debt, much of it
Borrowing is getting harder for companies. Paramount Skydance sold about $50 billion of buyout debt across markets this week, only to see much of it weaken within hours. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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NEW: An Airbnb host attempted to scam a guest out of A$1,700 (US$1,183) by creating an AI-generated image of the property’s blocked and overflowing toilet and submitting it as “proof” to support claim that the guest had caused the damage.
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Replying to @TheInsiderPaper
@Airbnb has a real problem with scammers. Just happened to me this week. Take pictures when you leave the property for protection
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lock-step, which suggests the market is already pricing a common sponsor risk. That is not just punditry; it is showing up in credit protection costs. This matters enormously for our Skydance thesis because it means the debt pressure may be more externally constrained than we
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in terms of their “total Larry Ellison risk” rather than treating Oracle and Paramount as wholly separate credits. And the CDS chart is the most important visual in the article. The one-year default-insurance costs for Oracle and Paramount have converged and started moving in
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financing. That creates a nasty correlation problem. If Oracle stock falls sharply at the same time Paramount underperforms, then the supposed safety net behind Paramount weakens exactly when Paramount might need it most. Bloomberg quotes investors saying they now have to think
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