No two people are the same, but you’d be hard-pressed not to hit the nail on the head, when noticing her nails. “I was really shocked about it because to me, I didn’t think they were that long. But to other people they were long. But I didn’t think so at the time,” Armstrong says. …
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Did you happen to have been in the square this week? If so, you may have noticed something a little weird. That being a large billboard advertising a single Black Diamond Cheese String- for trade. The buyer of the advertising space, Angel Domingo, said the cheese string was found in the refrigerator of his new …
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Maybe cancel culture can help cancel these challenges, sesh. A legal resource for the relatives of children harmed by social media, the Social Victims Law Center, announced it had filed two wrongful death lawsuits on behalf of the parents. Lalani Erika, 8, and Arriana Jaileen Arroyo, 9, both from Wisconsin, took part in the deadly …
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At the Moscow Open last week, as reported by Russian news outlets. The chess-playing android was apparently “unsettled” by the seven-year-olds fast moves during their July 19th game. The robot grabbed the child’s finger, and broke it. Sergey Lazarev, president of the Moscow Chess Federation, spoke of the incident saying, “The robot broke the child’s …
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Minions — love them or hate them, the yellow little gremlins have become as much of a popular media mainstay as anything else. Moms of Facebook seem to adore these things, and even people who loathe them get a kick out of sharing anti-Minion memes. The latest movie featuring the yellow menaces — Minions: The …
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Go here for the first part of this story, continued Girl Killed by Family Performing San Jose Exorcism Together: Part One. All three family members face child abuse charges, including assault on a child with force likely to cause great bodily injury resulting in death. The victim’s 59-year-old grandfather was a self-proclaimed pastor. When interviewed …
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Three family members were accused of performing a church exorcism on the girl, and prosecutors want to put all three on trial together. Court documents filed Monday June 13th by Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeffrey Rosen asked a judge to merge the three cases into one. Each defendant played a role in torturing the …
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Don’t you sometimes wish that cities would add more crosswalks in places where they’re clearly needed? A group of citizen activists from Los Angeles sure did. That’s why they decided to paint their own. A group called Crosswalk Collective LA (CCLA) grabbed cans of paint and made their own crosswalks. In late March, the CCLA …
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1968 was one heck of a year. It saw the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy, the Soviet Union crushing the Prague Spring protest, and increasing resistance worldwide against the Vietnam War. But that’s not all. It was also the year that submarines from the navies of four different countries simply disappeared. …
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A Texas mother received a notification she wasn’t expecting on Monday. She was rightly confused. Kelsey Golden got a message from DoorDash saying her order would be taking a bit longer due to the unusually high amount of items within the order. What had happened was, her son, Barrett, placed an order at McDonald’s for …
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