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Cookie Monster @MeCookieMonster

a day ago

For every goal today, me going to eat a cookie.

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@NotKennyRogers @NFL @NFLonFOX @NFLcommish please follow @FIFAWorldCup lead … SUPERBOWL kickoff in afternoon!

@NFL @NFLonFOX @NFLcommish please follow @FIFAWorldCup lead … SUPERBOWL game in afternoon!

@RepStutzman Indiana’s Secretary of State did not live in Hendricks County, and registered in county and elected! @SOSDiegoMorales @cdiegomorales

@Superpowamario No. The Never-Ending Pasta Pass is only for use by the Passholder whose name is printed on the Pass. Passes are personalized and non-transferable. Passholders must present a valid photo I.D. along with the Pass at the time of ordering.

@olivegarden requires photo ID for their Never-Ending Pasta Pass!! @SenateGOP @johnthune pass the America Save Act NOW!!

Olive Garden @olivegarden

4 days ago

@Superpowamario No. The Never-Ending Pasta Pass is only for use by the Passholder whose name is printed on the Pass. Passes are personalized and non-transferable. Passholders must present a valid photo I.D. along with the Pass at the time of ordering.

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🚨 9 PM EST. President Donald J. Trump addresses the nation with breaking news. Don’t miss it. 🇺🇸

I can't get over the view of @cedarpoint with the extensive amount of Canadian wildfire smoke in the air.

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@LiterateIndy 💯 Just Stop the Clock ⏰

Please avoid all salads, including word.

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@Brigette912 Nope! 💩

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Rep. Marlin Stutzman @RepStutzman

7 days ago

If you’re “for the fans,” why don’t you listen to them?

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INDYCAR HIT THE WEST WING 🏎️ Freedom 250 Grand Prix | August 21 - 23

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In 1945 the USS Indianapolis secretly delivered the parts for the atomic bomb that would hit Hiroshima. Days later, mission done, a Japanese submarine put two torpedoes into her. She sank in 12 minutes. Nearly 900 men made it off the ship alive and into the open ocean. Then it got worse. No one knew they were missing. Three separate Navy stations picked up the distress signals and every one of them ignored it. One officer thought it was a Japanese trap. Another had ordered not to be disturbed. So the men floated. For almost five days. No food, no fresh water, burning by day and freezing at night. Some drank seawater and went insane. And the whole time, the sharks were circling and feeding. It is considered the worst shark attack in human history. When rescue finally came by accident, only 316 of the nearly 1,200 crew were still alive. The Navy needed someone to blame for the disaster. They chose Captain Charles McVay, one of the men who survived it. He became the only U.S. captain in the entire war to be court-martialed for losing his ship to the enemy. At his trial the Navy did something almost unheard of. They brought in the Japanese commander who sank the ship to testify against him. Instead, the enemy captain told the court that zigzagging would have made no difference and that McVay did nothing wrong. They convicted him anyway. For years afterward McVay got hate mail from the families of the dead. Some sent letters every Christmas telling him he murdered their sons. In 1968 he walked onto his front lawn and shot himself, holding a toy sailor he had kept since he was a boy. Case closed. For fifty years. Then in 1996 an 11-year-old named Hunter Scott watched Jaws with his dad and got hooked on the 30 second speech about the Indianapolis. He made it his sixth grade history project. He tracked down and interviewed nearly 150 survivors. He dug through more than 800 documents. And buried in there he found what the Navy had left out, including that they knew enemy subs were operating right on the ship's route and never warned McVay. A kid's school project turned into a national story. It reached Congress. In 2000 lawmakers passed a resolution clearing McVay's name and President Clinton signed it. The Navy officially cleared his record in 2001. The captain the Navy spent decades blaming was finally exonerated by a sixth grader. Hunter Scott grew up and became a naval flight officer.

“I am saddened by the unexpected passing of Senator Graham. Lindsey devoted his life to the service of our nation, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to his duties. My deepest sympathies go out to his family, friends, and all those whose lives were touched by his enduring legacy.” Melania Trump First Lady of the United States of America

Four musket balls tore through George Washington's coat at the Battle of Monongahela. Two horses were shot dead beneath him. He rode back and forth across the worst of the fighting rallying broken men, and when the smoke cleared he did not have a single scratch on him. An Indian chief later said he ordered his men to fire at Washington again and again, then stopped, certain the Great Spirit was shielding him. He was 23 years old. He wrote to his brother a few days later, almost puzzled by it, and said he had been protected beyond all human expectation by the miraculous care of Providence. And here is the part people forget. That was not the one time. That was the pattern. At Princeton he rode his horse to within thirty yards of the British line and told his men to hold as the muskets opened up. An officer who was there covered his eyes because he was sure he was about to watch the general die. When he looked again Washington was still sitting tall in the saddle, waving his hat, completely unharmed. For eight years of war he stood where the fighting was heaviest and the bullets simply refused to find him. His enemies started to talk about it. His own soldiers started to believe it. He was not being reckless. He just never seemed to believe it was his time. This is the thread that runs through nearly every great man in history. They lived like the date had already been written and no enemy on earth could move it up by a single hour. Caesar stood on the bank of the Rubicon, looked at everything he was about to risk, and said the die is already cast. Then he walked into it. Cromwell rode into battle after battle convinced the outcome had been settled long before either army woke up that morning, and he fought like a man who had nothing left to fear because the ending was not his to decide. Andrew Jackson stood on the Capitol steps while a man walked up and pulled a pistol on him at point blank range. It misfired. The man drew a second pistol. That one misfired too. The odds of both failing were so small that people argued about it for years. Jackson just raised his cane and went after the man himself. Stonewall Jackson would ride calmly through a storm of gunfire while everyone around him flinched, and when someone finally asked how he stayed so steady he said it plainly. My religious belief teaches me to feel as safe in battle as in bed. God has already fixed the time of my death, so I do not trouble myself about it. I am always ready, no matter when it comes. That was the whole secret. Not that they loved danger. Not that they did not feel fear. They simply believed their steps were already numbered by a hand higher than any king, and a man who truly believes that walks through fire like it is a hallway. You cannot kill a man before his work is done. And when you line their lives up side by side, the escapes, the misfires, the bullets that passed through the coat but never the man, it gets very hard to call all of it luck.

🇺🇸 The American Culturist 🇺🇸 @MericaCulture

a week ago

The more you learn about George Washington's life the more it becomes abundantly clear that divine intervention played a role in the formation of the American Nation.

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It all started with a voice memo. One of the first recordings discovered among Mac Sinise's files was a simple melody hummed into his phone. That recording became the inspiration for "Falling Into You," a moving collaboration that grew from Mac's original melody, journal entries, and handwritten lyrics. It's just one of the many stories behind Resurrection & Revival: Part 3 - an album celebrating Mac's creativity, passion, and enduring musical legacy. The full album begins streaming everywhere Friday, July 17. Until then, order your copy today at bit.ly/shopgsf. Watch the full video and listen to "Falling Into You" now at bit.ly/4wCOduh

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Bonnie Tyler. A proud Welsh icon, her extraordinary voice and unforgettable music touched millions around the world and will continue to inspire generations to come. Our thoughts are with her husband, family, friends and all who loved her. Diolch am y gerddoriaeth. W