Okay, ready? One, two, three. Surprise! No! Oh! No! No! I'm sorry! Nothing's happening! Oh, my God! I can still see it! I can't believe that just happened. What were they doing? Nothing. Whatever it was, it looked like Dad was winning. It! They were doing 'it'!
The New York Times ran an 18-month-old boy named Muhammad Zakaria Al-Mutawak on its front page under the headline 'Young, Old and Sick Starved to Death in Gaza'. Days later, they added an editor's note admitting that the child actually had a pre-existing health condition that affected his brain and muscle development, information they got from his
Steven Crowder exposes how the media manipulated the truth. cut it out. Did you know that? No, I didn't hear that. Yeah, you probably heard he said there are fine people on both sides. Right before that he goes, look, look, I'm not saying white supremacists or neo-Nazis who should be condemned totally. But outside of that, you had on this monument
NEED THIS APP RELEASED ASAP! I am not trying to argue with you. Just ring up my sh*t! It says 10 items or less. You have like 30 items here. F**k you! *everyone gasping* Has this ever happened to you? Crazy lady rocks your sh*t in public and you can't do anything about it? I'm calling the cops. Wow! You really gonna call the police on a lady? There
POV: You're an American trying to find still water in Europe. Don't worry, I'm here to help you. Around Europe the rules are almost the same everywhere. If you want still water, look for a clear bottle with a clear lid. See, this one is still water. It's most likely gonna be like this everywhere. Now if you want sparkling, look for any other color.
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