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Good news thread
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I made a new thread about trump so Macdocs thread can remain happy and apolitical. Future discussion on this goes in the new thread.
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Trump Guilty
I'll start a new thread to save Macdocs happy thread. Guilty on all 34 counts. That really surprised me. Since they needed a unanimous verdict, I expected that there would be at least one juror that dug in their heels along party lines and got him a hung jury...
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X 34 charges. Not a dud in the bunch.
80th anniversary of D-Day coming up this week and always loved this clever bit of theater by the Brits
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D-Day deception Operation Fortitude: The World War Two army that didn't exist
The biggest deception operation of World War Two – the invention of an entirely fake Army group in England, with dummy tanks and aircraft that fooled the Nazis.
www.bbc.com
Fading memories of those still alive from D-Day. Unusual look at Canadian centric footage and interviews from those that were there. Stuff I've never seen
Dirty Frank
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Normally someones demise wouldn't be good news but I'm happy that my tax dollars will no longer be contributing to this guys existence.
globalnews.ca
Serial killer Robert Pickton dead following beating in Quebec prison | Globalnews.ca
Robert Pickton, an inmate at Port-Cartier Institution in Quebec, died in hospital following injuries resulting from an assault involving another inmate on May 19, 2024.
globalnews.ca
The only loss is from not being able to dissect his brain while he was alive to see if it could be rewired.Normally someones demise wouldn't be good news but I'm happy that my tax dollars will no longer be contributing to this guys existence.
Serial killer Robert Pickton dead following beating in Quebec prison | Globalnews.ca
Robert Pickton, an inmate at Port-Cartier Institution in Quebec, died in hospital following injuries resulting from an assault involving another inmate on May 19, 2024.
Iconic bomber makes return flight to former home of Goderich
Exactly six decades after it first arrived, hundreds gathered for a heartfelt homecoming at the town's airport to watch it return. David Zura explains how it was made possible and for how long it will stay in the town.
toronto.citynews.ca
Boy survives after falling off Dorset clifftop while having photo taken
Emergency crews astonished as 15-year-old walks away from 18-metre plunge at Old Harry Rocks in Studland
www.theguardian.com
I can't stand that show, seems so phony.Americas Got Talent moment...you work as a janitor for 23 years, had never been on a plane ....and pulls this off.....
That being said I watched this clip on YT and was moved by just how humble yet talented that guy was.
Hopefully this is the start to something bigger and better for him.
What a talent!
There's more to the background. Don't get me wrong as I like his win but this wasn't his first rodeo. The earlier ones were obviously many times smaller but some people get the impression Goodall never sang outside of his bedroom.
I don't know what happened to Ziggy, a guy I worked with 50 plus years ago. He would have been 60 ish at the time and could go toe to toe with Potts. He was a warehouse worker, did small deliveries and mixed paints.
Suddenly he would break out in song, Man of LaMancha etc and he was good. Apparently he was accepted at U of T on a music scholarship but turfed out when they discovered fabrications in his resume.
Catch the look on the dogs face at rescue
Road sweeper denied crowdfunded holiday will go on trip after all
Travel company finds loophole with personalised competition that allows Paul Spiers to win £3,000 voucher
www.theguardian.com
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