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red750 replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
Then, by rights, I should have dies in 2012. You're unlikely to survive cancer for long, either. I have, 11 years tomorrow. -
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I've got a bit of an idea what happened to Gene Hackman, as it is very similar to what happened to me, and why I got a pacemeker implanted. However, I don't know why his pacemaker didn't save him. What happened to me was, I came home from shopping, came into the house with the groceries, and ended up on the floor unconcious. I soon regained conscienceness, my daugghter helped me get up and took me straight to the doctors surgery, from where I was admitted to hospital. As was explained by the doctor, my heart beating at 30 bpm was not getting sufficient blood to the brain which caused my collapse. Once my body was horizontal, the blood flow returned to the brain and I woke up. The pacemaker was set to stimulate my heart if the rate fell below 60 bpm. Kind of like the charge from the distributor not making it to the spark plug. -
Russia Cheers as Trump and Zelenskyy Clash in the Oval Office The fallout from the explosive showdown between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been nothing short of a spectacle for Russia—music to their ears. And they aren’t shy about sharing their delight with the world. In a stunning social media post, former Russian President and current deputy chairman of the Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, wasted no time weighing in on the altercation. Taking to X, he unleashed a scathing remark: “The insolent pig was finally given a proper slap down in the Oval Office.” Medvedev doubled down on his attack, backing Trump’s harsh criticism of Kyiv’s leadership and accusing Zelenskyy of “gambling with World War III.” According to Reuters, he also took to Telegram, gleefully celebrating what he called Zelenskyy’s “brutal dressing down in the Oval Office.” Meanwhile, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova chimed in with a bizarre twist—actually thanking Trump for his “restraint” in not resorting to violence against Zelenskyy. In a Telegram post, she took a jab at the Ukrainian President’s credibility, writing: “Zelenskyy’s biggest lie of all? His claim in the White House that Kyiv was alone and without support in 2022.” With Russia reveling in the diplomatic meltdown, the geopolitical stage is set for even more turmoil. The world watches as the crisis deepens—who will make the next move? Russia Mocks Zelenskyy as Fallout from Oval Office Clash Intensifies As tensions continue to ripple from the fiery confrontation between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Russian officials and media figures are seizing the moment to pile on. Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, didn’t hold back, accusing Zelenskyy of “biting the hand that feeds him.” She went even further, marveling at the “restraint” shown by Trump and Senator J.D. Vance, stating: “It’s a wonder they didn’t slap that slime.” She continued her scathing attack, claiming Zelenskyy had proven himself to be “unpleasant with everyone.” Meanwhile, Russian state TV pundit Vladimir Solovyov has jumped on the opportunity to fuel the narrative. He revealed he’s working on a special program dissecting what he dramatically calls Zelenskyy’s “suicide in the White House.” Despite the barrage of criticism, Zelenskyy has remained steadfast in his position. Speaking to Fox News after the heated meeting, he appeared unfazed, stating: “I’m not sure why we did something wrong. There are probably some topics that we ought to discuss outside of the media.” As the dust settles on this diplomatic showdown, one thing is clear—this confrontation has sent shockwaves across the geopolitical stage, and the world is watching what happens next.
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Is this what we have to look forward to? https://www.facebook.com/reel/491638316864364
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Marjorie Taylor Greene's partner (forgotten his name) attacked Zelenskyy for not wearing a suit to "the highest offfice in the land", calling it disrespectful, and asked if he even owned a suit. Zelenskyy said he would wear a suit whin the war was over. They are saying it was all a setup, with Trump winking at this creeep before accusing Zelenskyy of flirting with WWIII.
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Trump is like a lifesaver standing over a drowning man with a life preserver, saying: I will throw it to you if you give me all your valuables.
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14452455/Putin-missile-attack-sink-container-ship-British-weapons-Ukraine.html?ito=social-facebook
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Trump is like a looter who goes around homes damaged by fire and flood and stealing what few possessions the victims have left.
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Microsoft announced Friday it is shutting down Skype after a 21-year-long run. The tech giant, which bought Skype in 2011, warned users they will not longer have access to their accounts on May 5, 2025 and urged them to migrate to its free Teams app as soon as possible. Skype's last report showed it had 1.95 billion registered accounts. But Microsoft assured users that Teams will meet their needs with its one-on-one calls and group calls, messaging and file sharing. Skype shared a message on its X account, saying: 'Over the coming days you can sign in to Microsoft Teams Free with your Skype account to stay connected with all your chats and contacts. Thank you for being part of Skype.' Users can export their Skype data leading up to May, but monthly subscriptions will not longer be sold starting today. Skype launched in 2003 and quickly gained popularity as a way for people to talk to each other without paying a phone company. But once the smartphone-era hit, its users declined and this was exacerbated as similar services such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams gained popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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red750 replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
Interesting to hear this morning how important Hackman's pacemaket will be to solving some of the questions. They store a lot of detail in addition to pinpointing the exact time of death. -
A guy goes to the dentist to have a tooth pulled. The female nurse goes to give him a painkilling needle. The guy says, "No. no needle. I hate needles." So she goes to dive him gas. "No gas," he says."I get claustrophobic with the mask/" The dentist says, "How about tablets?" He replies, "Tablets are fine." She says, "Here, take trhis viagra." He says, "I didn't know viagra killed pain." She says, "It doesn't, but it will give you something to hold onto while I pull the tooth."
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red750 replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
Apparently there was decay and mumification of the bodies indicating they had been there for some time, possibly a couple of weeks. The front door was open but no sign of robbery. Gene was found in a mud room, his wife on the bedroom floor with pills scattered around, and the dog nearby in the ensuite. The dog may have eaten some of the scattered pills. Two other dogs were found alive and well outside. -
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red750 replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
Legendary Hollywood star Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa have been found dead in their Santa Fe home. The couple, who had been married since 1991, were found alongside their dog. Local media has reported that no foul play is suspected. Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza did not provide a cause of death, nor did he say when the couple might have died, when asked by local media. It is rumoured to be a murder/suicide. -
Spacey, I said old, not ancient.
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Well. I'm back home again after my surgery. I was told at breakfast yesterday the job would be at 1 pm. 1pm came, all packed up ready. 2 pm, no gurney. 2:30 pm, no gurney. Finally turned up at 2:45 pm. Moved up to coronary care ICU. Further testing and consulting between the team. Finally pushed into operating theatre at 3:15 pm Oxygen mask over nose, plastic sheet over face and they start. Done under local anaesthetic so awake through the whole procedure. A lot of pushing, pulling, probing before it's all over. Came out of theatre at 4:45 pm. Shoulder strapped up like a footballer with a dislocated shoulder. Can't raise my right arm above the shoulder for two weeks while the incision heals. Made eating a meal interesting. Surprising aside: When I was first pushed into theatre, the senior nurse picked up my paperwork folder and said, "Do you pronounce your surname 'Huff?'. I said, "Yes." She asked "Do you have a son named Andrew?" I said "Yes." She said, "I went to primary school with him." Makes you feel old.