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Mount St. Helens had some unexpected rooftop visitors! 🐐
Five mountain goats were spotted hanging out on the roof of the Johnstone Ridge Observatory, enjoying a pretty spectacular view of Mount St. Helens.
The observatory has been inaccessible to vehicles since May 2023, when a landslide destroyed the SR 504 Bridge. With fewer human visitors, it looks like the goats have claimed the prime viewing spot! 🗻 #WAwx
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HEAVY DOWNPOURS NORTHWEST: BEGINNING OF WET SEASON🌧️❄️
A series of active atmospheric rivers is targeting the Pacific Northwest, bringing multiple rounds of heavy rain, high-elevation mountain snow, and strong coastal winds.🌬️
What is an atmospheric river? A large plume of moisture being transported from deep tropical Pacific moisture northward to the West Coast.
Would you take a walk on the beach in this?☔️
Please stay weather-aware & tag us in any updates near you!🚨
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@Of_3_Mama when are the next King tides
Absolutely wild today at Cape Disappointment as Kelvin waves has raised the high tide line by over a foot above forecast along the WA coast! Thus creating the perfect set up for sneaker waves and much higher impact along the beaches! These logs weigh thousands of lbs. #wawx
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@Of_3_Mama dont take offense lol
Marriage counseling before buying XRP:
Therapist: What’s the biggest problem in your marriage?
Wife: He doesn’t listen to me.
Husband: I know. I need to do better.
Marriage counseling after buying XRP:
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A man on The Price Is Right guessed the showcase at $23,743. The actual retail price was $23,743. The show's own staff thought he had cheated.
In September 2008, Terry Kniess was on stage with a trailer, a pool table and a karaoke machine in front of him. His opponent passed the showcase to him. He didn't round the number.
In the video below, host Drew Carey reads the result: "Actual retail price, $23,743. You got it right on the nose."
Kniess won both showcases, $56,437 in prizes. It was the first exact showcase bid since the early '70s.
Behind the scenes it was a crisis. Carey and the staff worried the show was rigged and that someone had fed him the answer.
Kniess later said he had recorded and watched every episode for four months and had seen all three items before. The 743, he said, was his PIN, built from his wedding date and his wife's birth month.
But there was someone else in the audience. Ted Slauson, a math teacher, says he went to 37 tapings and spent years tracking prices. "The same refrigerator freezer is on four different episodes... $789 all four times."
Slauson later claimed he helped Kniess make the perfect bid. Kniess says he did it alone.
After that, the producers started rotating in more and different prizes so the prices couldn't be memorized.
Bob Barker, who hosted for 35 years, put it best: "Without those people, I would have had to work for a living."
Was it the smartest contestant in the show's history, or the best-hidden helper in the crowd?
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@Of_3_Mama rated R but funny
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Democrats thought they had a huge Midterm win 😂 little did they know it would be the biggest L they would ever take 💀💀💀💀💀💀 #Midterms2026
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