on hour 3 of elden ring

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red dress and a glass of wine. should i stay up
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Grateful for another day
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Because she's shown herself to be so trustworthy.
I was silenced for a long time. And then imprisoned. I am fighting to prove my innocence and come home to my babies and the love of my life. I have now been imprisoned for 1,216 endless days and nights. During that time, as we fight for freedom, my loved ones have helped manage my account. Billy is one of the people carrying that responsibility for me. He fights fiercely for me and our family. I love him beyond space and time. Starting now, all posts in my own words will be marked -EAH Posts without that signature are from the team managing this account. I am profoundly grateful for the support we receive as we fight to expose the truth and challenge deeply entrenched perceptions. Opening letters from my supporters at the end of unforgiving days constantly ignites the fire in my heart. “The truth will set you free.” John 8:32. -EAH
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Elizabeth Holmes was convicted after a public trial of wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud Theranos investors; her conviction and sentence were upheld on appeal by the 9th Circuit. She is serving a reduced federal prison term for those crimes. justice.gov/usao-ndca/pr/e… abcnews.com/Business/thera… nytimes.com/2026/09/23/tec… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth
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Well said!
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they know there is enough for everyone. Everyone knows that. Thats why there is still unsold product online for 30th. But, as long as people cant buy it in the shop, they HAVE to buy it from 3rd party. Its ARTIFICAL scarcity so they can control price.
2 guys wiping out 30th celebration at Walmart and leave none for the rest waiting. 😭😑
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Far-left wingers be like: “We fight for the working class!” By crushing productive workers under the state to subsidize a work-avoidance class that produces nothing but demands more.
Right Wingers Be Like
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Veteran teachers are now saying something they almost never said before. A North Carolina middle school teacher just described kids sleeping through class, skipping, arguing, losing materials, and showing up late—if they show up at all. Teachers with 30 years in the classroom told her they’ve never seen behavior like this. That matches the latest Education Week survey: 75% of K-12 educators named student behavior their top concern for the 2026-27 school year. 71% also flagged low engagement. Most said it’s gotten worse. This isn’t one bad classroom. Multiple national surveys now show the same pattern years after schools reopened. Attention is shorter, routines take more effort, and the old discipline tools don’t land the same way. The data is no longer in dispute. The only real question left is why the slide has continued—and what actually reverses it.
American middle school teacher in North Carolina says it’s never been this bad She’s losing it because she’s never had kids behave this badly, “I have 30 year teachers telling me they've "never seen anything like it." My god people. What the ACTUAL F*** are we doing?!” “They're sleeping, skipping, getting suspended, leaving early, goofing off, straight up not doing the work, making up excuses, arguing with each other, losing materials, showing up late, if they show up at all.! could go on” She actually says she will go “insane” if she has to keep teaching because of how kids act now on school It never used to be this was but unfortunately this is the new normal in America There was a national poll: - 75% of K-12 educators surveyed by Education Week identified student behavior as their top concern for the 2026-27 school year - 71% says their biggest concern is also low student engagement - 64% of teachers reported overall student behavior has worsened compared to previous years - 35% saying it is “a lot worse” than last year
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Well said!
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How it feels having Will the Thrill as my kicker
BREVY BRIGHTLIGHTS
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Interesting perspective
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This great-thank you. I hope the admin. will also roll back the absurd regulations that have been pushing car prices up and making them ever more complicated and computerized to the point where they're unaffordable and a punishment to drive.
A major victory for America’s auto workers is COMING MONDAY 👀
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This is so true
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GUESS WHAT? I picked up Bruiser today and held him in my arms!! No wriggling. He purred in my arms! This cat is so happy to have me home. He’s full of cat food and Churu treats. But mostly he just wants to stick close to me. When I’m inside he’s watching me from the windows.
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The downfall of America began when an America-hating Kenyan Muslim was elected to the highest office in the United States.
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Many Indigenous legal traditions and tribal customs had explicit mechanisms, severe punishments, or social codes specifically designed to address sexual misconduct and offenses. The existence of these rules and punishments indicates that such behaviors did occur. 🙄 How can Liberal women be so educated and dumb as the same time?!? Does she realize how stupid she sounds?
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Thanks for sharing this
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For YEARS I’ve heard: **“Scott, you need to come to the UK.” “Scott, you need to speak at Parliament.”** **HERE I COME. 🇬🇧** 📅 **OCTOBER 21ST** 📍 **UK PARLIAMENT — LONDON** @jk_rowling @genspect @_CryMiaRiver @Glinner @AllianceLGB @blablafishcakes @ChrissieEvert @Martina
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In all earnestness, Ray, it's clear from your increasingly bizarre and malicious social media output over the past week that you are spiraling into a delusional mania. Is there a person in your life that cares enough about you to give you a reality check? Would you listen to them if they tried?
Who is more fashionable? Transsexual femboys? Or ugly ass TERFs
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Man do I love screenshots. You can’t treat ‘fewer than 1% will pay’ as a promise. Senate Democrats rejected Amendment 696, which would have made the tax void unless voters locked the 9.9% cap and $1 million threshold in the constitution this upcoming election. That floor is just a statute. Future sessions can move it. Here’s the link to the amendment for reference: lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/bienn…
While fewer than 1% of Washingtonians will pay into the tax, it would earn the state an estimated $3.5 billion each year. komonews.com/news/politics/m…
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Yes!!!! Do it!!!!! Expose all of the corruption in the DC Sewer!!!
🚨BREAKING: President Trump pushes for public release of classified Ukraine funding report. Opponents say this would cause both parties to collapse and send many lawmakers to prison. A. Release it. Let the sky fall. B. No
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Leading questions that introduce shame harms kids. She asks her son a leading question and she affirms his body shame.
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The German secular scholar Salomon Reinach wrote: "From the literary point of view, the Koran has little merit. Declamation, repetition, puerility, and a lack of logic and coherence strike the unprepared reader at every turn. It is humiliating to the human intellect to think that this mediocre literature has been the subject of innumerable commentaries and that millions of men are still wasting time in absorbing it." (Reinach 1858 - 1932)
The Quran makes it extremely clear that Muslims are to hate Christians and Jews.
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This is so true
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The @MinnesotaDFL thinks it’s FUNNY that they are WASTING your tax dollars…🤡🌎 ⁉️IF that makes you 😡?WHAT are YOU doing to help us WIN and #SaveOurState…!? DONATE to Aaron Paul & help us permanently remove this joke, Tabke! aaronpaulmn.com/donate/ #NoSittingOnTheSidelines
Brad Tabke in Minnesota won by only 14 votes. He laughs his sinister laugh after the DFL spent your $18 billion dollar surplus. Listen.
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The #Giants have been doing “legwork” on #Vikings QB JJ McCarthy and he is an option for them via trade, per @RapSheet and @AdamSchefter. “McCarthy is intriguing because of his talent and because he is currently entrenched as Minnesota's third-string quarterback.”
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Great point!
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Nick Brown, @AGOWA, are you failing to advise state employees on the laws in Washington State? As one AAG told me, AAGs were told they were now "corporate" attorneys. You made some Perkins Coie (think Steele Dossier) private attorneys "special AAGs". You were in the US Army in the JAG corps. I'm really curious about what is really going in quiet places where we cannot do oversight on state government employees like yourself? When I worked in DSHS the AG's office told us why we lose cases in court. My supervisors blew off the AG's advice. YET the AG then defended them in court cases. Why? Under RCW the AG is not "required" to defend managers who break the laws. So why? Why do you do that? To the detriment of the child who is in custody care in Washington State the AG office did that from 1995 onward even as we got a GREAT law from the legislature that year. @KatieDaviscourt @Susan_Dupres @PCsnot @CowlynKrull @SheldonRothMD1 @POTUS @AGToddBlanche @FBIDirectorKash @TeamDrazan @KimRice28 @KING5Seattle @NewsFromCCT @TCSWashington @JimWalshLD19
Want to know how Washington government is spending your hard earned money?
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Busy adding some completely normal potatoes to the game
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