PsychoChicks - we've all had 'em

The meeting between motivational speaker Brad Burton and Sam Wall lasted less than a minute. She posed for a picture with him after attending one of his workshops and later left a glowing video testimonial.

It was unremarkable, Mr Burton says. "Just one of the thousands of people I must have met over the years."

Two years later, she started attacking him online.

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Wednesday's gifs

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Good Morning

 

Waffle House - The Roman Colosseum Of The South

VIDEO HERE (16:34 minutes)

This was not at all what I expected and I'm actually pretty impressed.

Tuesday's memes

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Tuesday's gifs

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Good Morning

-WiscoDave
 

Monday's gifs, Part II

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Memes to help salvage the disaster your Monday has been

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*snaps strap* "Yeah, that ain't goin' nowhere"

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Mondays again, in gifs

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Why, it's not even big enough for a plate of tacos

A full-grown goat standing at just 1 foot, 3 inches tall has been dubbed the shortest living goat in the world by Guinness World Records.

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-magnumgirl

Mondays.....

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Good Morning

 

Hmmm, must be Monday.....

 

And finally, your Friday night gifs:

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Joe Bonamassa "Beacon Theatre: Live From New York"

VIDEO HERE  (1 hour, 55 minutes)

-JD

Damn, Junior was right

A babysitter in Kansas found a troubling surprise after a child she was watching complained there was a "monster" hiding.

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And from this point forward, both the babysitter and kid will be checking under their bed every night.

Hell Under The Sea: WWII Torpedoman on Destroying Japanese Ships

VIDEO HERE  (27:53 minutes)

-Jeremy

Patrick Zilliacus was born in Helsinki, Finland. He would emigrate to the United States with his mother and brother in 1940, following his father who become the Finnish Military Attache to the United States in Washington, D.C.

After the attack on Pearl Harbor Zilliacus would lie about his age and enlist in the United States Navy. He would eventually become a torpedoman on the USS Spot (SS-413) and join two other submarines in a hunter-killer group patrolling the Pacific.

During World War II, the submarine force consisted of less than 2 percent of the Navy but had an outsized impact — they destroyed 1,178 Japanese vessels and 214 enemy warships. The cost, however, was high, as more than 3,400 submarine crew members, roughly 22 percent of the force, were killed and 52 submarines were lost.

Interview recorded on February 22, 2025

And finally, your Friday Politics in memes

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