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Americans Can Be Fined Up To $750K For Violating Canada's No-visiting Rule
As the world knows, Canadians are very polite people. We say “sorry” a lot and we try not to upset people. But sometimes, we have to be rude. You Americans have an idiot with weird hair and fake tan for a leader. Canada has a […] More
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This Is Our Future Now?
Hey, yo. PHD in TikToK check… https://t.co/y8f9r8MlbO — jimmy fallon (@jimmyfallon) July 28, 2020 I saw this posted on Jimmy Fallon’s Twitter page the other day and thought ‘Oh my God, this is the most hilarious thing I’ve seen all day.’ Obviously this was meant […] More
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Shades of Fantasia – Real Time!
source I loved Fantasia II with the flying whales. Love and Orcas to you! More
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SUCCESS ISN’T WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN TAUGHT
Success isn’t measured about how much money you make or how much wealth you have. Its certainly not about how many sales, homes, education, or lavish vacations you’ve taken. True success is the relationship you have with yourself in your own self-leadership physical human mastery […] More
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Album Review: folklore Is An Indie Album Much Cooler Than Yours – Fandomize
In a surprise move, Taylor Swift releases her eighth studio album “folklore” which is a delight to critics and fans alike. Check out my album review of what I consider Swift’s best album yet!
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Why Are Men Portrayed As Dummies In So Many TV Commercials?
Who are the brainiacs behind these crappy messages? I was watching TV the other night and a commercial for a model of an SUV came on the screen. I am not going to mention the brand as I do not want to provide any free […] More
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Why Netflix's The Baby-Sitters Club Is Worth Watching – Fandomize
This article does contain spoilers to the reboot of Netflix’s The Baby-Sitters Club. The Baby-Sitters Club is a reboot worth watching with your tweens to help navigate their world and their futures. They tackle various issues that serve as conversation starters for parents and their tweens. Hopefully, the series will encourage younger readers to jump into Ann M. Martin’s world once more and discover the girls as many women in their mid-thirties now did before them. The series is an absolute pleasure to watch, and the updates make the reboot possibly better than the original television series. The series also sticks to the format of one of the girls narrating each episode, which I enjoyed as well. If you have not given The Baby-Sitters Club a try, read my article to further entice you back into the world of these amazing young women.
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A Larger Than Life Basketball Player and Community Activist
source A friend of mine sent me this video and I thought it was worth sharing given all the current angst and controversy surrounding back lives and interaction between police. and the public. Shaq’s footprint on American culture was not confined to the basketball court. […] More
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Episode 7: Smart Eco-Conscious Swaps To Make Right Now
Welcome to the next episode of the Every Everything Podcast! Today we will be talking about protecting the planet by making simple and easy eco-conscious swaps that anyone can do right now. In the world we reside in today, being eco-friendly is becoming more common. […] More
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Black female soldiers brought order to chaos, delivering blow against inequality
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion endured stifling segregation while serving in World War II, but brought order to chaos by improving vital mail delivery for armed forces in Europe.
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COVID 19 Not A Hoax – BC. doctor hospitalized 105 days with coronavirus
“It’s not a hoax, it’s not a conspiracy, and people need to know that. The rules that are out there to save people,” said Doctor Greg Phillips.
In spite of what the man/child Donald Trump is telling the American people, COVID 19 is not”fake news”. With 145,000 Americans having died from the disease, how can he keep repeating this idiocy?
I am so thankful to be living Canada, eh?
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This S*** Runs Deep…
PSA: I did not write this, I only tweaked it a bit. I came across it on Facebook and as a woman and a mother, I feel compelled to share it publically on every platform I can. Facebook is already giving me trouble trying to […] More
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Agatha's: Help Keep the Mystery Alive organized by Ricky Warren
Due to COVID-19, a lot of small businesses are currently suffering. I’m hoping in the next couple of weeks to showcase fundraisers and companies in Georgia that are struggling and could use support from around the world. Dinner theaters have always intrigued me, and there are not a lot of them around anymore, let alone one with a unique theme. Agatha’s dinner theater has been entertaining customers for over thirty years, and we should not allow it to close. They have original and hilarious murder mysteries, and as their site says: Our special brand of comedic murder mysteries is centered on making sure that the audience is always laughing. On top of entertaining audiences, they also make the show interactive and bring audience members into the play. The seating is family-style to ensure that each audience member is in action. Although, sometimes, one can be sitting across from other patrons there to enjoy the show as well. The dinner consists of five courses and costs $73 a plate for adults and $65.00 for children. Join Agatha’s for a night out and help support the local dinner theater by clicking the link above to donate to their go fund me page.
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Human vs Universe
Human: I’m so ready to give up, this year can end, it was such a waste, how could we have wanted this to be our year? What did we do to deserve this? Universe: The only reason you have these thoughts is because you don’t […] More
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Does COVID 19 Spell The End Of The Age Of Meat?
Pandemic to spark the biggest retreat for meat-eating in decades according to an article in Bloomberg.Click: Bloomberg
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The coronavirus, which has shut down meat plants and put millions of people out of work, will reduce American meat consumption by 4%, or 10 pounds per person, this year, said the government on Tuesday in a new assessment of the impact of the pandemic on food and agriculture. Beef, pork, and poultry production are falling “as the sector adjusts to COVID-19 and economic uncertainty,” said the USDA.
Great for the planet and for animals if the above is the case.
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Governor Brian Kemp Continues Killing Georgians Via His Incompetence
The other night, early in the morning, I read that Brian Kemp had banned mask mandates made by various cities in Georgia. I became so enraged that I could not write about it without using a ton of curse words and wanting to tell him […] More
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What Is Marriage Today?
What is marriage today? What should your marriage look like? It’s all about foundation and what you want that foundation to look like and represent. It’s all about whether the partner you have or potential partner sees the relationship in the same light or that […] More
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Skincolorism – A Better Word For Racism
Yes. Absolutely without a doubt, black lives matter. However, dark-skinned people are just homo sapiens with dark skin. Nothing more and nothing less. Dark-skinned people are not more intelligent or less intelligent than people with pale skin. Throughout human history, people have had a tendency […] More
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A Distraction From COVID. Remembering the "Good Old Days"?
Were the good old days really the good old days? Will these current days once be remembered as the good old days? Two aspects of life back then were not the “good old days”. Dental treatment and medical procedures. I have many very bad memories […] More
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Confederate Statues Encourage White Supremacy
The other night my father and I got into an argument over statues. My dad intended to say if we don’t have any statues, there won’t be any more fighting by making the post he did. However, instead, it came across as super racist, and […] More
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Genocide denial gains ground 25 years after Srebrenica massacre
Even as remains continue to be identified, denialism is moving from far-right fringe into mainstream
by Shaun Walker in Srebrenica for The Guardian
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Life Can Change In A Second
Some things can occur and change your life in a second. Time is always synonymous with change. It happens but sometimes when change happens you have no control over it. That which you do have control of is entirely in your hands. […] More
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