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Two brain-rotted high school girls tried to cancel their teacher with some cringe fake messages, but it was all just a mid bruh moment that ended with them taking the L thankfully because no innocent person deserves to go through this when there’s actual predator teachers out there.
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Disclaimer: this podcast episode isn’t mean to offend or mock the victims of these fires. I and many others are praying for these victims. This is just to shed some light in these hard times. And to have another way of reporting on the news without everything being all sad. :( when clearly everything is sad for California at the moment.
Ong, there's this massive fire, the Sunset Fire, poppin' off in the Hollywood Hills, no cap. It's like, right by Runyon Canyon, and it's already munched through 50 acres, fr fr. They had to evac everyone from, like, Laurel Canyon to Hollywood Blvd, which is so sad for all the people who had to dip out of their homes. Like, imagine losing your crib where you keep all your stuff, it's so skibidi sad. The fire's close to some major spots too, like where they do the Oscars and the Hollywood Bowl, and they're doing everything to stop it from going cray. But, like, props to the firefighters for dropping water from the sky and trying to keep this under control. It's just so sus how quick these things can spread, and I feel so bad for anyone affected, no cap. And like, the vibes are just off with all these evacuations, you know? People are out there with their pets, trying to find somewhere safe, and it's just not fair, fr. Everyone's just tryna keep their rizz up while dealing with all this chaos. The air is all smoky and it's giving everyone major FOMO for just, like, normal life. It's so sus how these fires keep popping off, and it's just a reminder of how life can go from 100 to 0 real quick. Shoutout to all the first responders, they're the real MVPs in this mess, trying to save what they can. But for the victims, it's like their whole world is glitching, and it's just sad to see their lives on pause like this. Here's hoping they can bounce back and get back to their grind soon, no cap.
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Mangler du episoder?
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- Ong, Sony's out here tryna make your PlayStation game sesh a full-on sniff fest, with tech that lets you catch whiffs of in-game vibes, no cap. They dropped a patent for this wild move.
- This ain't new, fam. Sony's been on that immersion grind, just like they did with the PS5's haptic feedback and that 3D audio, tryna make you feel like you're in the game, not just playin' it.
- This concept's lit, buildin' on old school moves like Smell-O-Vision and even Microsoft's Xbox controller that was tryna make you smell the game. They're tryna hit all your senses, sight, sound, touch, and now smell, ong.
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Disclaimer: this podcast episode isn’t meant to offend.
Aight, here's the tea on the NOLA chaos:
- Victims on Deck: 14 peeps got iced, 35 more got banged up. We talkin' college kids, locals, all kinds of folks, showing this dude wasn't choosy about who he hit.
- About the Sus: Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old vet from the Army in Texas, got capped by the cops after he started blastin'.
- Terror Vibes: FBI's all over this, callin' it a terror move 'cause they found an ISIS flag in his whip and he was droppin' love for ISIS on the net.
- Sec was Slacking: Them security blocks meant to keep cars out? Yeah, they were gettin' fixed, so the streets were open, leavin' everyone on edge about safety.
- City's Shaken: This hit home hard, fr. Folks are shook in a place that's usually all about good times. They've got support stuff going for the peeps hurt and their fam. We stand with you!
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Disclaimer: this podcast episode isn’t meant to mock the New Orleans victims as not only am I a citizen of New Orleans myself but it’s meant to bring a bit of a new perspective to the tragic story. Prayers to New Orleans.
In the early hours of New Year’s Day, a tragic event unfolded on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. A man, identified as Shamsud Din Jabbar, drove a pickup truck into a crowd of revelers, resulting in the deaths of at least 10 individuals and injuries to more than 35 others. After the collision, Jabbar, clad in body armor, engaged in a shootout with police officers before being fatally shot. Two officers sustained injuries during the exchange but are reported to be in stable condition. The FBI is treating the incident as an act of terrorism, especially after discovering improvised explosive devices at the scene. Mayor LaToya Cantrell has labeled the event a “terrorist attack.” The motive behind Jabbar’s actions remains under investigation. 
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Disclaimer: this podcast episode isn’t meant to offend or mock the death of Jimmy Carter. May he rest in peace. Rip to the former President.
Bro, Jimmy Carter just yeeted from this world at 100, fr fr. Like, dude was the GOAT of wholesome ex-prez vibes. Always reppin’ the peanut farmer drip and doing the most for peace and humanity. Now he’s vibin’ in the big peanut farm in the sky, prolly negotiating angel treaties or something.
Man really said, “Y’all got this” after living through wars, crises, and the entire meme era. Homie built houses for people when most dudes his age were just snoozing in recliners. And he did it after being prez. Like, who does that? A king, that’s who.
Rip bozo, but not in a clown way, more like a “you did it, legend” way. We’ll miss u and your peanut energy, Jimmy. The world feels low-key empty without you. 😢🥜👑
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Hey, you didn’t think I’d leave you hanging, did you? After battling a relentless case of sneezes, I’m taking a break for the holidays to soak in some Christmas cheer. Tune in for my chaotic (and totally unprofessional) apology, some big holiday vibes, and my plan to return in 2025—unless something wild happens in the meantime. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, folks! 🎄🎉 2025 we gonna kill it just as we did this year. (2024)
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Addison Rae dropped her fandom name as “Raecists,” and the internet instantly hit her with a collective side-eye. Chaos ensued, no cap.
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Some dude legit found unreleased Michael Jackson tracks chilling in an abandoned warehouse—straight heat from the King of Pop’s prime. This is wild, no cap.
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Yo, Trump just dropped a bombshell at his gyatt fortress, saying Canada's gonna be the 51st state, fam. The vibes? Totally wrecked. Everyone's like, "WTF, did he just say that?" while Trudeau's probably in his feels, trying not to yeet the meeting. News is blowing up, social media's on fire with memes, and folks are straight up shook. Is this cap or real talk? No one knows, but the internet's having a field day.
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This is my first ever episode where I’m speaking in brain rot terms. It’s a new thing a new wave. So if you vibing with it. Let us know and we will make it your #1 Source for brain rot news
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To anyone thinking of sending me links to Temu promotions—please stop. I understand the appeal of a good deal, but I’d much rather get my gifts from reliable sources. It’s frustrating to see people fall for these deceptive schemes, and I would encourage everyone to do a bit of research before trusting an app that promises “too good to be true” offers. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
In conclusion, while Temu may seem like an enticing way to shop for gifts, the risks outweigh the rewards. As consumers, it’s vital to stay informed, exercise caution, and choose reputable platforms that offer transparency and value without hidden agendas.
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Debbie Nelson, Eminem's mother, whose difficult relationship with her son was reflected in much of his earlier music, has died at the age of 69.
The rapper's representative, Dennis Dennehy, confirmed his mother's death to US media.
The cause of death has yet to be confirmed but Nelson was known to have lung cancer.
Eminem is yet to comment publicly on his mother's death.
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Big news for gamers: GTA 6 is generating so much hype that experts predict a phenomenon called ‘GTA flu.’ It’s a playful way of describing how millions might call in sick or take leave just to immerse themselves in the game when it launches. This isn’t new—Rockstar Games saw similar behavior with GTA V and Red Dead Redemption II. If you’re an employer, brace yourself for some empty desks. And gamers? Plan those ‘sick days’ wisely!”
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No political agendas here. Just thanks.
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It's absolutely ridiculous for legacy media to claim that celebrating Christmas is an act of narcissism. Christmas, for most people, is a time of family, tradition, and goodwill—not a self-serving display of vanity. This kind of statement misses the point of why people celebrate the holiday. The idea that Christmas represents narcissism is both a misunderstanding of the holiday's true meaning and an attempt to push an overly cynical agenda.
Such ridiculous claims are a big part of why many people trust social media more than traditional news outlets. Social media, despite its own flaws, offers diverse perspectives, often free from the bias of legacy media. People are tired of being told how to feel or what to think, especially when it comes to something as universally positive as Christmas. When legacy media perpetuates absurd narratives like this, it drives people away. On platforms like social media, individuals can filter through content, finding what resonates with them personally, without being lectured or manipulated. This freedom of choice and the ability to find trustworthy voices is why social media often feels like a more reliable source of news than traditional TV.
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"Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, and Coastal Flooding Expected in New Orleans This Weekend"
New Orleans faces an increased threat of heavy rainfall throughout the weekend due to a combination of weather systems. A cold front approaching from the west, Tropical Storm Rafael to the south, and a high-pressure system to the east are creating conditions that will funnel tropical moisture into the area. This setup could result in life-threatening flooding in western and central Louisiana on Saturday, with rain and storm potential spreading to western parts of New Orleans.
Expect cloudy skies with temperatures in the mid-80s, and winds gusting up to 30 mph by evening. Coastal flooding is likely as persistent strong winds from the east cause tides to rise 2-4 feet above normal.
Sunday brings the highest chance of flooding rain, as a low-pressure system moves north from the Gulf, increasing the risk of “training storms” that produce heavy rainfall. Rain totals could reach 2-4 inches, with isolated higher amounts in areas hit hardest.
The rain threat continues into Monday before a gradual drying trend mid-week. A colder front is expected late next week, potentially bringing near-average temperatures for the first time in a while.
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I can’t contain my excitement about Donald Trump’s historic victory in the 2024 presidential election! After months of anticipation, watching every rally, debate, and poll, Trump has finally secured the win, and it’s a moment that feels like a new chapter for America. He claimed victory with 277 electoral votes, and as he steps forward as the 47th president-elect, there’s a renewed sense of hope and optimism across the nation.
For many of us who have followed Trump’s journey, this is more than just an election victory; it’s a victory for the values we believe in. We’ve seen Trump’s dedication to putting America first, to prioritizing the rights and freedoms of everyday Americans, and to fostering a strong and prosperous nation. His return to the White House promises a continuation of the bold, decisive leadership that makes us proud to be Americans. This is a time of renewed strength, where we’re reminded that the voices of hard-working, patriotic Americans are heard and respected.
Trump’s policies and vision have always been focused on America’s potential, and his win represents the resilience of that vision. There is a palpable energy across the country as people look forward to the changes that his presidency will bring. From creating jobs to strengthening our borders, Trump’s leadership is expected to restore a sense of security and pride. His dedication to keeping our country safe, both at home and on the world stage, gives us confidence that we’re on a path to even greater prosperity.
This victory also feels personal. It’s a powerful reminder that when we come together for what we believe in, we can overcome the odds. Every supporter who rallied, campaigned, and believed in this cause played a part in bringing about this incredible moment. We didn’t just elect a president; we stood up for our country’s core values and the future we want for ourselves and the next generation.
As we look forward, I’m more inspired than ever to see what Trump’s leadership will bring to our nation. This election win isn’t just a celebration of the present but a call to action for the future. With Trump at the helm, I’m excited to see our country thrive, to see our communities strengthened, and to witness an era of growth and prosperity that will make history.
The energy in the air is undeniable, and today, as I celebrate this win, I’m filled with pride, optimism, and the excitement of what lies ahead for the United States of America. This is the dawn of a new era, and I couldn’t be more thrilled to be part of it!
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Here’s what to know:
• Americans are heading to the polls to vote for their next president. Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris each need at least 270 electoral votes to secure a win. The key battleground states—Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—are expected to be decisive in determining the outcome. Go out in one of these states and make your voice heard whether it’s for Donald Trump or Kamala Harris. Today is the day that you will help decide the next four years of our country. Vote vote vote!
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A 14-year-old boy, struggling with feelings of isolation and disconnection, became deeply infatuated with an AI program that provided him with companionship and understanding he felt he couldn't find elsewhere. Over time, this obsession intensified, leading him to withdraw from family and friends. Despite attempts to reach out for help, the boy ultimately succumbed to his despair, tragically ending his life. This heartbreaking story highlights the potential dangers of over-reliance on technology for emotional support and the urgent need for awareness around mental health issues in young people.
- Se mer
