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Posted On: May 17th 2026, 03:18 pm

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It is so surreal to begin sharing this with you all!! What the hell!! Look at my insanely sexy sisters!! I can’t really put into words what this project means to me and how much love and care we all poured into it from beginning to end. I hope everyone finds something in this that speaks to them, whether it’s your first introduction to Austen or if P&P is your read-it-once-a-year-book. Dolly has done something truly remarkable here and I can’t wait for you to curl up in December and let all the joy and the yearning and the many bonnets fill your screen ✌🏼
Every pirate needs a ship 🪎⁣ ⁣ Hunt across Tokyo for your shot at the Gold G-Wagon. 11/1 - 11/8. ⁣ ⁣ No Purchase Necessary. Japan only 18+ Subject to Official Rules. https://fn.gg/th-rules
Government cares about us by telling us to prep? LOL. Is it for the govt orchestrated alien invasion or govt orchestrated cyberattack? 🔔Ways to take back your power: grow your own food, build a greenhouse, drill a well, DC off grid solar, electroculture, get some chickens, buy seeds, buy sound money, learn to make tallow candles, buy ammo, swap wifi for ethernet, and order some homesteading books. #cultivateelevate #education #homesteading
Flying Blind Official Lyric Video is out now. Click the link in bio now to check it out. #slashnews
BREAKING: Voting machines across Westchester County, New York, are having trouble accepting paper ballots on Election Day, prompting officials to implement emergency procedures. The county's Board of Elections says affected ballots are being placed in secure, monitored emergency bags and will still be counted as officials work to resolve the issue. Republican Rep. Mike Lawler says the problem appears to involve ballot thickness and machine formatting, while the New York State Board of Elections says the issue stemmed from a "programming" mishap. New York Attorney General Letitia James says her office is monitoring the situation and reassured voters that their ballots will count. Read more about the voting machine issues in Westchester County and how officials are responding at the link in our bio.
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