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Take the Diva off the stage, but you'll never take the stage out of the Diva Life is a dramedy Gen X mother musician biz owner and OG Ape. $AMC $GME

Texas
Joined November 2019
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@elonmusk we #Apes can't tell you how sick we are of seeing this post over and over in our feeds, but it's going to stay that way until our likes on the original post stick and tabulate. please advise. #ApesTogetherStrong
Brett Harrison, former head of FTX US, has made a long thread regarding FTX US and his time there. In December, Unusual Whales spoke to SBF where he said tokenized shares of $AMC, $GME were backed 1:1. Here is a video of Brett saying the same from Sept from a AMA with Reddit.
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This post has continuously been altering its Likes, When there is proof out there that it’s higher than what’s been shown, Likes are being removed to bury the post. It’s an important video that shows proof of a rigged stock market. x.com/jordan_a_m_c/s…
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BREAKING: Hedge fund Samlyn Capital has sold off nearly all its stocks except financials and is letting go of senior analysts, per Bloomberg.
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Remember when that serpent, Howard "The Island Boi" Lutnick said that data centers don't use water? That was awesome.
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Take heed. Or not. I'm out. I hope this reaches a fraction of who it should.
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I’ve only got one thing to say..2028 🇺🇸
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Playbook: Spend years rigging the system Require no ID to register to vote Withhold voter rolls Keep dirty voter rolls Flood states with illegal ballots Flood states with illegal voters Access machines remotely Add fake look-a-likes to ballot Flip vote counts Add extra votes Shave off Republican numbers Dump Republican ballots Use partisan USPS to handle ballots Close voting locations in red districts Create voting day chaos Hire criminals as vote counters Use the media to call races Use fake polls to set the narrative Use betting markets to set the narrative Call Republicans sore losers for questioning anomalies Double down on blue wave narrative Use the courts to stop investigations into fraud Create so many avenues of fraud it seems unbelievable ###
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voted for change, didja? oh, oops...
It's ALL OF THEM.
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Nowadays the Pledge of Allegiance should be more like: “One Nation, under Fraud, clearly visible, with bribery and corruption, for all.”
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BOOYAH!!!! Over $3.50! Keep going, Amy!!!!! $AMC
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$3.52! Nice dismount!! Let's do the earnings call!!!
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They blew up the twin towers, faked a pandemic, admitted that they eat babies, and everyone is still out here talking about voting our way out of it.
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$amc Hey shorts you know what happens to the last one out the door. They get left holding the bag!
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I’m 13 followers away from 10k 👀 Help a girl hit a milestone 🤍
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OG Ape.
A 60-year-old man set a new Guinness World Record by watching 1,207 movies at cinemas in a year. Glenwood Hoskin Jr. watched 3.3 films a day in his local theater but says the best part was getting to know the workers and experiencing the movies with people.
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sardines are my new thing now. my body craves them daily. that is all, pass it on...
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🎬 DID YOU KNOW? AMC Theatres was founded in 1920 when brothers Maurice, Edward, and Barney Dubinsky purchased the Regent Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. What began as a single movie theater would eventually become the largest movie theater chain in the world. In 1963, AMC helped revolutionize moviegoing by opening one of the first modern multiplexes, forever changing the theatrical exhibition industry. Over a century of cinema history! 🍿
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$AMC 🚨 $AMC 13G just dropped 🚨 Peconic Partners (Bill Harnisch, ~$3B fund, +79% in 2025) now owns 56.4M shares, 6.32% of AMC 🍿 That’s up from 3M shares at the end of 2025, ~19x 📈 And it’s MORE than the entire short position (47.4M) 👀 sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…
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The hill I'll get terminally ill on, not looking to die right now: Parties are for politicians. We voters should all be Independent, they should never know how we're going to vote so that they have to earn it, not take it for granted. Our vote is the only power we have, and when we started playing sports teams with it, we nullified it.
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Oh Captain, my Captain. Rest in Peace, mon capitain, @SirPatStew - watching "The Chase" (TNG S6, Ep 20) in your honor tonight. Thank you for everything. You were my inspiration to always "Make it so." In the summer of 1993, I had the great opportunity to freely meander around the Paramount lot on Melrose Ave in Hollywood with a kid friend of mine. During that day, we witnessed a couple of scenes being filmed for Wayne's World 2, with both Mike Myers and Dana Carvey in full Wayne and Garth getup! Out of the shadows, Lorne Michaels suddenly appeared and shook our hands and welcomed us to the set. We said hi to Wayne and Garth. Myers and Carvey were hysterical in each of the takes and it was fascinating to see them improvise on the spot. Being able to watch firsthand how a movie is being filmed was a moment I'll cherish forever. It certainly also allowed a long-gestating seed to germinate. Observing the gaffers of the lighting department alone was worth the visit. For the hours they were taping, I was surprised how little of that actually ended up in the theatrical release of Wayne's World 2. Then, a series of extraordinary events happened in short sequence; we walked by an open soundstage door and decided to walk inside. Suddenly, we stood in front of a life-size shuttle craft of the U.S.S. Enterprise 1701-D with carpenters busy working on its hull. To our delight, pretty much everything was made of wood. The rest of styrofoam and plaster. Indistinguishable from the real thing. Magic. It was an unforgettable treat to observe the deep diligence each of these impeccable craftspeople displayed in skillfully executing their mastery. We saw another door, walked through, and suddenly found ourselves inside one of the curved corridors located in the saucer section of the U.S.S. Enterprise... with turbo lift doors and everything! We were stunned! We had the whole place to ourselves... I also swear that we heard the comforting "engine hum" of the Enterprise in the background... Then we exited into the sun and as we walked down one of those alleyways between the massive back lot soundstages, out from a door on our right, in sequence, and in full Starfleet regalia, appeared Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Lieutenant Worf, and Commander Will Riker... on their way to the Commissary for lunch. Our mouths and eyes opened with delight (I think my jaw fell to the floor and clickety-clacked across the alley) and as each of them passed us, they each smiled, said "Hello!" and waved their hands at us. In Starfleet uniform. As die-hard TNG fans, we were ecstatic. (...we may or may not also have sat on the Captain's chair on the bridge of the Enterprise that day, but that's a story for another time.) No cellphones existed in 1993. Our brains were our picture and video takers. This one's seared forever. My condolences to Sir Patrick Stewart's family and friends. Thank you for the decades of entertainment and inspiration. You were one of the greats. Thank you for all of it. Live long and prosper, and engage. 🖖
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