Source: firenze_pickpocket on Instagram

From the post (translated):

"But how is it possible that certain people are still walking free? Thank heaven, how many times have I personally caught him in FLORENCE and how many times have two carabinieri whom I know very well stopped him, even caught in the act of committing a crime. Yet, once again, he is free. I truly no longer understand Italian law."

not trying to mean, but I truly don’t get how this look and vibe elevates any brand.

she has basically no aura, looks like she’s about to vomit and is constipated at the same time — overall, I don’t understand.

could they not find anyone else ??

this photo is legit sad - like it makes my stomach hurt. And it makes me want to RUN from Sephora if buying their products is going to make me look like that …

And it's the documentary about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos.

Is her kit any good at least

Voltamos ao 8° lugar na economia Global nas projeção do FMI.

Bolsonaro entregou em 13° lugar, a pandemia afetou o mundo td, n só aqui.

Ata, argumento invalido, pq o FMI é comunista né.

Which is it for you at this point?

Four boys were enjoying a day at the creek when a little girl suddenly disappeared beneath the water. What happened next turned them into real-life heroes.

On May 17, 2020, at Hubble Creek in Jackson, Missouri, a young girl named Kinsley Stuart was swept into a dangerous current beneath a low-water bridge.

Eleven-year-old Aiden Kyle noticed her hand above the water and immediately rushed to help. But the current was too powerful for him to pull her free alone.

His friends Isaiah Randol, Elias Kyle, and Alex Niedbalski joined the rescue. Together, the four boys fought against the rushing water until they managed to bring Kinsley to safety.

She was taken to the hospital for an examination and was later released.

Overwhelmed with gratitude, Kinsley’s mother, Casey Stuart, decided to thank the boys in a way they would never forget. Her family owned a restaurant called Kenny’s Flippin’ Burgers, and she promised all four boys free meals for the rest of their lives.

But the most powerful part of this heartwarming rescue story wasn’t the reward. It was four young people choosing to help someone in danger, proving that courage and compassion have no age limit.

Years later, this incredible act of kindness remains a must-see reminder that everyday heroes can make an extraordinary difference

Tunak Tunak Tun (Daler Mehndi) Critics claimed his music videos were only popular because they featured attractive women dancing. Mehndi responded by making a music video featuring nobody except multiple green-screen versions of himself. It became a massive hit and his most famous song.

Five Nights at Freddy’s - Scott Cawthon previously made a family-friendly game called Chipper & Sons Lumber Co. Critics complained that the characters looked like creepy animatronics. Rather than abandon that visual style, Cawthon decided to turn them into an actual horror game using scary animatronics.

Superman Kingdom Come - Mark Waid and Alex Ross were reacting to the 1990s trend of increasingly violent, cynical superheroes.

Their story deliberately challenged the belief that traditional superheroes like Superman were outdated. It portrayed the consequences of abandoning heroic ideals and argued that compassion, restraint, and morality were still essential to superheroes.

Hi all, happy to provide any other info if it helps, but I (30m) recently closed on this gorgeous 5b/3b in the Phoenix AZ area right up against a beautiful mountain.

Purchase price was $799k, I put 10% down. I am married, but for the mortgage we just used my income to keep my wife's credit clean for a later investment property. We are both on title regardless.

This is a new build, and with the current environment and some clever due diligence, I was able to get extra promos from them and we stacked $40k in seller credits to end up with a 4.75% 30 year fixed rate, and $0 closing costs including first year escrow covered. Honestly I couldn't believe the rate, that difference in rate savs about $350k over the life of the loan.

We closed about 10 days ago but just getting around to posting. Including some pics of the finished living room as well since we had time to unpack!

It's been a whirlwind. I spent over $30k just this past weeks since we closed! Blinds were $8k, water softener $5k, table $3k, fridge $4k, etc.

Overall we are loving it, I had so much planned for when I had my own house I just let it all out. We got the 12' home Depot skeleton, permanent outdoor lighting installed, etc. It's coming together!