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I’ll take this another step further: when you act crazy and you don’t have money, you’re called “crazy.”When you act crazy but you have money, you’re called “eccentric”
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DIGGER (2026) feels like the kind of original, completely unhinged Hollywood movie that barely gets made anymore. Tom Cruise and Iñárritu making something this weird is exactly what cinema needs.
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❤️ So proud of James and Tom and Naomi and everyone who worked so incredibly hard…
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Same issues facing Austin
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@AtlantaFalcons i am currntlyy driving 85mph on i-75 northbound and if cooper rush comes back out onto the field i am going crash my car intThe highway median
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Adventure through Hyrule and become the Hero of Time when The Legend of #Zelda: Ocarina of Time releases Nov 5 on Nintendo Switch 2. #NintendoDirect
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My dog passed away this morning. I will eventually make a longer post about him but for now I’m too heartbroken.
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He said goodbye to his best friend the same way they had spent so many years together, riding the waves side by side.
In August 2026, Costa Rican surf instructor Diego Jiménez gave his beloved dog Thai one final trip to the ocean after 16 years together.
Thai had been battling cancer, and when the time came to say goodbye, Diego carried him onto a surfboard, scattered flower petals around him, and let the waves become their final shared place.
Diego later wrote, “See you soon… we will always feel each other, in every wave, in every sunset, always in the sea.”
Their farewell touched millions online because it was more than a goodbye. It was one last moment in the place where so many of their happiest memories had been made.
Sixteen years of friendship, one final wave, and a love the ocean could never wash away.
