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Did you know?
The original Nokia ringtone, known as the Nokia tune, is derived from a piece of solo guitar music called Gran Vals, composed by Francisco Tárrega in 1902.
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I'm thinking of getting the band back together.
Blood and Soil...
The Band:
A new Mandela Effect is rising.
Since when does the Soviet flag carry a star above the hammer and sickle?
Many of us remember it clearly without one.
If you recall the flag without the star… you may be from the old Earth.
Shifted into this denser, clown-world timeline.
The memory itself is the proof.
The body knows.
The soul knows.
We are not crazy.
We are remembering.
I miss the old Earth too.
Yet we are here now to hold the Light and anchor a higher one.
Who else feels this?
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Briljante comedy door een blanke over ‘the N-word’. Voor een zaal vol zwarten.
Dat is ballen hebben.
Let op de gezichten in het publiek.
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Antwoord Rensentheater:
Hallo Martin,
Dank je wel voor je mail.
Jazeker, je leest het goed: Rogier Kahlmann staat bij ons op het podium. En ja, dat is een bewuste keuze.
Het Rensentheater is er voor muziek, humor, cultuur én verschillende perspectieven. Wij programmeren artiesten met uiteenlopende achtergronden en meningen. Rechts, links of ergens daartussenin: niet iedereen hoeft hetzelfde te denken om welkom te zijn op ons podium.
Je schrijft dat een theater voor verbinding moet zorgen. Daar zijn we het mee eens. Maar wat betekent verbinding precies? Alleen samenkomen met mensen die hetzelfde denken als jij? Of juist ruimte bieden aan mensen met verschillende overtuigingen, zonder dat we het bij voorbaat met elkaar eens hoeven te zijn?
Je noemt Rogier racistisch en homofoob. Dat zijn stevige kwalificaties. Wij vinden dat mensen zich een eigen oordeel moeten kunnen vormen, bijvoorbeeld door naar een voorstelling te gaan en zelf te luisteren. Een artiest boeken betekent niet automatisch dat je het met alles eens bent wat diegene zegt.
En laten we eerlijk zijn: als een voorstelling je niet aanspreekt, hoef je geen kaartje te kopen. Er is gelukkig genoeg keuze. Dat er belangstelling is voor zijn show, laat bovendien zien dat er ook mensen zijn die deze vorm van comedy waarderen.
Moet een theater artiesten weren omdat hun opvattingen omstreden zijn, of moet een theater juist ruimte bieden aan verschillende stemmen? Wij kiezen voor dat laatste. Niet omdat we overal achter staan, maar omdat we geloven dat een podium niet alleen bedoeld is voor meningen waar iedereen het mee eens is.
Zoals de bekende uitspraak van Ricky Gervais het treffend verwoordt: “Because you feel offended does not mean you are right.”
Verbinding betekent voor ons niet dat we allemaal hetzelfde moeten denken. Het betekent dat er ruimte moet zijn voor verschil, humor, discussie én een eigen keuze.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Jannet Westebring
Eindverantwoordelijk programmeur
Rensentheater Emmen
>be Lula
>get convicted of corruption
>get sentenced to 12 years
>get released by the STF on procedural errors
>never actually acquitted lmao
>beat Jair Bolsonaro in 2022
>Jair gets thrown into jail over an alleged coup attempt
>Congress votes to cut his sentence
>Lula vetoes it
>four years later, face his son
>during a debate, threaten to also lock him up if he loses the election
>election day
>former private lawyer, now STF judge, extends voting by 2 hours nationwide
>request came from Lula's own coalition
>win by 4 million votes in a runoff with no paper trail
>next day, Moraes orders the losing candidate to surrender his passports
>victory speech: "we're going to regulate social media"
>"democracy" lmao
>RIP Brazil
In 1973, college girls in Santa Cruz would get into a stranger's car and spend the ride guessing what the killer looked like. The driver was the killer.
His name was Ed Kemper. Students had been warned to accept rides only from cars with a university sticker. His mother worked at UC Santa Cruz, so he had one.
He was 6 foot 9, and his IQ had tested at 145. At 15 he shot and killed his grandparents. He was released at 21, against the advice of the hospital's psychiatrists, and in November 1972 his juvenile record was erased. By then he had already killed three times.
The day after he killed a 15-year-old girl named Aiko Koo, he sat in front of a panel of psychiatrists for a parole check. They found no reason to consider him dangerous.
He had wanted to be a cop, but he was rejected for being too tall. So he drank with cops instead, at a bar across the street from the courthouse, and asked them how the investigation was going.
Kemper says a detective once came to his house to take away a gun he wasn't supposed to have. The loaded .22 he had used in the murders was under the front seat of his car. A purse, a book bag and the IDs of his last two victims were in a box in his bedroom closet. The detective left thinking he was a nice, helpful guy.
In the video below, recorded in prison in 1984, Kemper tells these stories himself.
In April 1973 he killed his mother and her best friend, then called the Santa Cruz police from a phone booth in Colorado to confess. They thought it was a joke and told him to call back later.
He asked for death by torture and got life instead. He is 77 now and was denied parole again in 2024.
Psychiatrists, cops and the girls in his passenger seat all looked at him and saw nothing. Who was supposed to stop him?
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I know that the rest of Europe is burning right now, but I'm worried Switzerland might be the hardest hit.
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One of the top ten performances in history, and all she does is stand there and sing—no dancers, no nose rings, no wild gimmicks, no auto-tune.
I don’t think the crowd realizes how lucky they are to hear this live.
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Someone recreated “Lose Yourself” by stitching together 187 random movie clips to form the lyrics.
[🎞️ Ross Thompson / RjSuspect]
Another great presentation from the @NoderunnersNET conference in @bitcoinstad . About self custody by @BitcoinBrabant.
youtube.com/watch?v=2oOxUg3Y…
The GREATEST verbal beatdown in cinema history. PERIOD.
A smug college punk decides to embarrass the wrong guy in front of two girls.
He has absolutely NO IDEA what’s coming.
Is this the most satisfying scene Hollywood’s EVER produced?
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Voor de mensen die het niet begrijpen. Dit is gaande in de gehele westerse wereld. Nu heel goed zichtbaar in Parijs. Binnenkort in dit theater.
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Noderunners conf 2026 Arnhem:
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-Bitcoin & Privacy:
Silent payments, CoinJoin/Wasabi, JoinMarket, Ashigaru, buying BTC p2p with @vexl +more.
And hear from @leamuirleyn, wife of Samourai Wallet developer @keonne.
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Be a small town politician.
A child puts bunny ears on your photo and comments on how you dress.
So mad you report it to the police.
Cops show up at the child's house.
Causes international outrage.
Now the bunny pic is in the New York Post.
And your Google results are just rabbit ears forever.
A UK teen made fun of a local politician. Then police showed up at his door. trib.al/0DnnRkr

























