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Posted On: July 13th 2026, 03:03 am
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Comment “deal” see what happens 😉#jewishcomedy #jewishhumor #comedy #funny #lol
First and maybe last
This is watching palms in the light wind. playful, innocent. palms. Then the image of the palms of Arrakis in flames passed through my mind. And the olive groves of Palestine and Lebanon burning, destroyed. Crimes against nature in art and life.
⁨ الجزء الثاني من قصة الزوجه الثانيه وانتظرو الجزء الثالث قريبا احبتي 💕 #العراق_السعودية_قطر_الامارات_الكويت_البحرين_اليمن_الخليج_الجزائر_المغرب_فلسطين #زواج #قصص_حقيقيه #ارشاد_أسري⁩
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Mean Girls – Regina George & Cady Heron (Deleted Bathroom Scene, 2004) One of the most memorable deleted moments from Mean Girls (2004) takes place during the Spring Fling dance, when Cady Heron, played by Lindsay Lohan, unexpectedly encounters Regina George, portrayed by Rachel McAdams, in the school bathroom. Wearing a spinal halo after being hit by a bus, Regina delivers her signature sharp remarks while Cady attempts to apologize for everything that happened between them. The scene offers an unexpected glimpse into their complicated relationship, revealing a quieter, more human side of the film’s famously ruthless queen bee. What makes the exchange particularly entertaining is Regina’s confession about her childhood jealousy and her habit of destroying something she no longer wanted simply because she could not stand the thought of someone else having it. Their conversation combines the film’s characteristic humor with a rare moment of honesty, allowing Regina to acknowledge her flaws without losing her unmistakable personality. Rachel McAdams and Lindsay Lohan bring warmth and comedic timing to a scene that adds another layer to their characters. Although the scene was removed from the original theatrical release, it became a fan favorite after resurfacing online. Its absence from the 2004 film left Regina and Cady’s reconciliation largely unexplored, making this deleted moment especially significant for fans who wanted more closure. The scene was later revisited in the 2024 musical film adaptation, demonstrating how enduring the characters’ complicated dynamic remains in Mean Girls history. #MeanGirls #ReginaGeorge #RachelMcAdams #LindsayLohan #DeletedScenes
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