oldheadBarb @megaBarb1

@gervontaa left hand! Pro Black Barb 🦄 @oldheadB is main🦄 support my nonprofit! thanks gmhcdc.org Baltimore, MD Joined August 2019

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ATP Challenger @ATPChallenger

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MOISE KOUAME, WHAT?!?! 😱 The 17-year-old upsets [2] Burruchaga with some of the best court coverage you will ever see. #ATPChallenger #OnTheRise

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Multiple patients at a Nashville hospital are paralyzed after staff accidentally gave them the wrong drugs. The hospital says they are "sorry" after injecting potassium chloride into the spines of people getting routine joint replacement surgeries. Hospital staff noticed

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oldheadBarb @megaBarb1

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@baltimoresun The only thing they understand is violence and money. Start suing them and start with an eye for an eye and a lot of this racial BS will stop!

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Mrs. Butters 🥧 @MrsButters

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HE MADE HIS GRANDSON PERFORM ORAL SEX ON HIM DURING A CRUISE TRIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm going to make as many posts as I have to go make sure this information goes viral. Ron DeSantis appointee and former Republican state Rep. Michael Caruso has been arrested on FIVE felony charges involving the alleged sexual abuse of a child under 12. Kidnapping. Lewd molestation. Lewd exhibition. Luring a child. Child abuse. And here’s the kicker: Caruso previously supported Florida’s brutal new penalties for people who sexually abuse children. The call keeps coming from inside the damn house.

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oldheadBarb @megaBarb1

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@TennisTV @b_nakashima Coco LITERALLY just did the same thing. Guess she’s not American enough? 🤏🏿

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Complex @Complex

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These friends graduated high school with GPAs over 4.0 and earned their associate degrees at the same time. [📸: @raflamez ]

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oldheadBarb @megaBarb1

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Tennis TV @TennisTV

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FRIDAY NIGHT FOE 🔥 2024 runner-up @FTiafoe battles past Musetti 7-6 7-5 to reach the semi-finals! #CincyTennis

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Baltimore County Police Department @BaltCoPolice

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#missing 31yr old Shade Thompson 5'1 180lbs last seen 7/28/2026 in the Owings Mills area operating a gray Toyota Yaris Md 2ES3067. If located please contact 911 or 410-887-1340. #helplocate #BCoPD #PleaseShare.

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wta @WTA

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PURE DETERMINATION 💪 @CocoGauff gets the job done and defeats Kostyuk in straight sets to head to the semifinals. #CincyTennis

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oldheadBarb @megaBarb1

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@IamJoe_lOmiat Daddy’s baby. Mama’s maybe 😍 looking like her Daddy for sure!

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AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives

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He was born enslaved. Three months before he came into the world, his mother was sold. And yet, seventy-eight years later, Daniel Webster “80 John” Wallace would die a millionaire rancher, a man so respected that white cowboys rode segregated trains just to sit beside him. Daniel Webster Wallace, born into slavery near Inez in Victoria County on September 15, 1860, the son of William and Mary (Barker or Barber) Wallace, both slaves. About three months before his birth, his mother had been sold to the O'Daniel family; he grew up with the O'Daniel sons, M. H. and Dial, and remained in close contact with the family all of his life. Tiring of his job chopping cotton near Flatonia, Fayette County, he ran away and joined a cattle drive in 1877. He drove cattle for C. C. Slaughter, Isaac L. Ellwood, Andrew B. Robertson, Sam Gholson, and C. A. "Gus" O'Keefe, and for the Bush and Tillar Cattle Company. He worked for John Nunn's N.U.N. cattle outfit on the headwaters of the Brazos River as a wrangler and horse breaker. Wallace had had little formal education, and at age twenty-five he returned to school in Navarro County, was admitted to the second grade, and in two winters learned to read and write. He eventually joined Clay Mann's outfit near Colorado City in Mitchell County. It was branding Mann's cattle with a large "80" on one side that gave Wallace his well-known nickname of 80 John. His dream of becoming a rancher was implemented by a plan with Clay Mann, who paid Wallace five dollars a month from his thirty-dollar wage for two years and put the remainder aside to invest in his own herd, for which Mann provided free pasture. This working relationship nurtured a bond of mutual trust and respect which lasted until Mann's death in 1889. Two years later Wallace moved his cattle to about 1,280 acres which he had purchased in 1885 and started ranching for himself southeast of Loraine in Mitchell County. He became one of the most respected ranchers of his time. His Durham cattle brand was a D triangle; on his Herefords he used a D on the right hip and a running W on one side. Wallace married Laura Dee Owens of Navarro County on April 8, 1888; they had three daughters and a son. Wallace was a member of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association for thirty years. He died on March 28, 1939, leaving an estate worth more than $1 million, and was buried on his ranch. A state historical marker in Loraine commemorates his life. A school in Colorado City was named in his honor in the mid-1950s.