RESPECT my gangster, but ACCEPT my frailty. no PIECE of ANYthing is worth your PE☮CE!

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good lordt man
wtf is going on with Keyshia Cole, honey?!
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Happy National Chucky Day! (I miss that little guy) 💜
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oldest daughter, granddaughter & niece.
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& not just by sex..im the oldest period
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If you’re in LA, you can go check out my son’s mural right off of Crenshaw and Vernon, it’s pretty big you can’t miss it.
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2.5 days off just aint it dawg like i go back tomorrow idk how long this gon last 😵‍💫
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NFL player Matthew Judon is making headlines after Arabia Iman revealed their unconventional family living arrangement. Arabia, who shares a 7-year-old son, Roman, with Judon, revealed that they all live under the same roof as his girlfriend, Lex, who is currently eight months pregnant with his child. Lex also has two children, ages 7 and 8, from a previous relationship, bringing the household to three adults, three children, and another baby on the way. Arabia describes their living situation as an “unorthodox family” and says they plan to give the public a glimpse into their everyday lives. (🎥Arabia Iman/IG)
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This is the last morning of Jonestown, filmed by an NBC crew on November 18, 1978. Within 24 hours almost everyone you see here was dead, including the man behind the camera. The night before, a man named Vernon Gosney had walked up to an NBC reporter and slipped him a note: “Please help us get out of Jonestown.” Gosney had mistaken reporter Don Harris for the congressman. Congressman Leo Ryan had flown into the jungle of Guyana with the crew to find out whether Jim Jones was holding Americans there against their will. Around 900 members of Jones’s Peoples Temple lived in that settlement. In the video below Harris sits down with Jones, shows him the note, and asks about people who want to leave. Jones says they’re lying and want to destroy Jonestown. That afternoon about 15 people left with Ryan’s group and drove to the Port Kaituma airstrip. Temple members pulled up on a tractor and opened fire. NBC cameraman Bob Brown kept filming the shooters until they shot him. Ryan, Harris, Brown, a newspaper photographer and one of the defectors died on that airstrip. Gosney was shot too and survived. The same evening Jones ordered his followers to drink cyanide mixed into a fruit drink, and some were forced. 909 people died in Jonestown, more than 270 of them children. Jones was found with a gunshot wound to the head. Did showing Jones that note on camera help those people get out, or did it set off everything that happened next?
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Too $hort talks about getting Pimp C to participate in the “Big Pimpin’” music video shoot. ⸻ #TooShort #PimpC #JayZ #BigPimpin #TFUPodcast
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Jeffrey Dahmer killed 17 men over 13 years in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He kept body parts in his refrigerator. He dissolved victims in acid barrels in his apartment. Police returned one of his escaped victims - a 14-year-old - back to Dahmer's apartment. They apologized to Dahmer for the inconvenience. But none of that was the beginning. The beginning was a hitchhiker on a country road in Ohio in 1978. In the video below, the documentary traces how an 18-year-old boy picked up a stranger on the highway three weeks after graduating high school - and committed a murder that would haunt him for nine years before he killed again. Steven Hicks was 19. He was hitchhiking to a rock concert. Dahmer offered him a ride, then invited him back to his parents' house for a few beers. His parents had just divorced. The house was empty. They drank together for hours. When Hicks tried to leave, Dahmer hit him with a 10-pound dumbbell. He later told police he just didn't want him to go. Then nothing. For nine years - nothing. He joined the Army. Got discharged for drinking. Moved to Milwaukee. Lived with his grandmother. Worked at a chocolate factory. Nobody suspected anything because there was nothing to suspect. He was just a quiet man who drank too much. In 1987, he killed again. And then he couldn't stop. Seventeen victims in four years. All from the same neighborhood. All lured with the same offer - money, drinks, photographs. The scariest part of the Dahmer story isn't the apartment. It's that gap. Nine years of normalcy between the first murder and the second. Nine years of proving that a killer can look exactly like everyone else. Was Jeffrey Dahmer a predator who paused his hunting, or a broken man who spent nine years trying not to become what he already was?
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Matt Barnes' 7-year-old son is 5'2" and wears a size 10 men's shoe… And KG's mind is blown by what "Little Diesel" does on the court 😳🎯 New KG CERTIFIED with Matt Barnes is out now on YouTube.
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Everyone got different levels of funny....I like her funny. It reminds me of my family and how we carry on with one another..unbothered of offenses and everything is up for a laugh...EVERYTHING. Bold and Vulgar but always in good spirit and never absent of the underlying good nature of the funny person. I love Ms. Pat.
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my girl in there rolling dough, idk wtf she bouta bake, but i know ima fuck it up!
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GOODT GAWD ALMIGHTY
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kinda late onna pic🤣😵‍💫 my bad i couldn't wait💀
Missy is saying a whole lot here💀. That’s why I tell people to always pay attention to who is in Janet’s circle. Who she champions And yes, Janet could easily say I carved my own lane. I don’t even have to bother trying to compete with talent after me but she’s too humble to 😂
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On Christmas Day 2002 a West Virginia man won $315 million. A few years later he said he wished he had torn up the ticket. He was 55, a contractor who had built his own company and was already worth more than $17 million. On Christmas Eve 2002 he stopped at a store in Hurricane, West Virginia, and bought a Powerball ticket. The next night it hit. $314.9 million, at the time the biggest jackpot ever won on a single ticket in America. He took the cash. About $113 million after taxes. At first he did what a good man would do. He pledged 10% to churches. He put $14 million into a foundation. He bought the deli manager who sold him the ticket a house, a Jeep and a check for $44,000. Then the money started pulling in the wrong people. In 2003 thieves took $545,000 in cash from his car outside a strip club. Asked why he carried that much, he said: “Because I can.” His granddaughter Brandi was the light of his life. He gave her about $2,000 a week. At 17 she had four cars. New friends came. Then drugs. Her boyfriend was found dead of an overdose in one of her grandfather’s houses. A few months later Brandi disappeared. On December 20, 2004, she was found dead, wrapped in a plastic sheet behind a junked van. “My granddaughter’s dead probably because of the money,” he said. His wife said she wished she had torn up the ticket. He said he wished the same. His daughter died in 2009. His house burned down in 2016. He died in 2020. “I don’t like what I’ve become,” he said. His name was Jack Whittaker. Would you still take the $315 million? Yes or no.
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White woman going for a walk gets mad because a BW locked her car doors when she came by 😆😂🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️
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