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An excavator destroying a bridge (it was posted in 2009 and with 353 views)
youtu.beTaylor Swift Surpasses Geppetto The Incredible Waltzing Horse As Most-Awarded VMAs Artist
theonion.comBarefoot Ed Sheeran Introduces Sock Puppets That Will Open For Him On Tour
theonion.comErnie Accorsi, Who Brought Eli Manning to the Giants, Dies at 84
nytimes.comHorrified Guests Begin Gagging As Dinner Host Reveals They’ve Been Eating USDA Beef
theonion.comThe Mongolian death worm is a creature alleged to exist in the Gobi Desert. Investigations into the legendary creature have been pursued by amateur cryptozoologists and credentialed academics alike, but little evidence has been found to support its existence.
en.wikipedia.orgTIL The Penny Black was the world's first adhesive postage stamp used in a public postal system. It was first issued in the United Kingdom on 1 May 1840 but was not valid for use until 6 May. The stamp features a profile of 21-year-old Queen Victoria.
en.wikipedia.orgI love that in one board I find racists and in the other I find this
How will you react when Chris Chan dies?
I've never watched a single live stream of Chris's. My knowledge of him is limited to internet videos, his page on the drama encyclopedia, Kiwi Farms, and clips of Chris found on YouTube. One thing that keeps nagging at me is what it will be like when this figure dies. It's a very strange question because I don't know how I'll feel about his death, and I wouldn't know how to react to it.
And what makes me saddest when reflecting on this is imagining that if Barbara and Bob had enrolled Chris in a specialized school for people with autism, he might have turned out just like you—having friends, a family, a daughter named Crystal, and living as a normal American citizen. Instead, because of his parents' ignorance, he ended up the way we know him today.
And the interesting thing about all this is that I used to think all autistic people were like him, since I didn't have any autistic friends. But after making neurodivergent friends and discovering that I’m autistic (Level 1), I realized it wasn't just the autism that made Chris the way he was; it was largely due to his upbringing and his parents' terrible choices. Looking back at Chris—from the moment I first saw him until his death—I don't find it funny; I just feel pity for him. Even at the start of his career, I just found him odd and felt sorry for him. (P.S.: This last part was a bit off-topic; I just wanted to express my feelings about his story.)
TIL Cloth of gold or gold cloth (Latin: Tela aurea) is a fabric woven with a gold-wrapped or spun weft—referred to as "a spirally spun gold strip". In most cases, the core yarn is silk, wrapped (filé) with a band or strip of high content gold.
en.wikipedia.orgZelensky dismisses high-ranking SBU official, demands investigation after shootout between Ukraine's security services in Kyiv
kyivindependent.comCan the Premium plan handle a medium-sized imageboard?
After next year, I'm thinking about creating my own wine-focused imageboard hosted on a .org domain, but I'm really unsure if 20 GB of SSD storage can handle moderate traffic. I asked a few AIs, and they say it's fine at first, but if the number of users grows, I'll have to migrate to a VPS.
I’d like to know if Hostinger’s terms of service allow me to host a site here. I’m aware of the company's reputation, and I want my site to be a healthy environment free from extremists, but I want to confirm that this type of well-moderated content is permitted. I’m interested in hosting here because I’ve heard great things about the excellent service, and my cousin hosted a site here too (though only for a short time due to a lack of funds). I hope the Hostinger team can clarify this for me.