HeyJaredLouise Pieterse
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- Sep 25, 2026
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73 Facepalm-Worthy Examples Of People Being Proudly Stupid Online - AOL (opens the original)
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Alexander Pope famously said: "To Err is human." He is probably also saying from his grave that "to err on social media with confidence is really, really embarrassing." Or maybe we are looking at it all wrong. Maybe this kind of blind confidence should be admired. Even studied. Because the comment sections of the internet are full of them, and it is an epidemic that doesn't seem to be ending soon. What Pope did actually end up saying was that to "forgive is divine." We aren't sure what it makes
80 Cat Claw Pictures That Serve As A Gentle Reminder Of Who Is In Charge - AOL (opens the original)
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You are sitting peacefully, minding your business, and then a small paw reaches out and taps you with the gentlest extension of what is technically a weapon. Congratulations, you are a cat owner. When the claws come out, you know it is not in aggression, but just the casual way of a creature that has never once considered your feelings and is not about to start. It is, inexplicably, the cutest thing that has ever happened to you. Cat claws have destroyed furniture, shredded curtains, and punctur
Family Finds 8-Foot Python Living Under Their Shed, The X-Ray Of What It Ate Makes Everything Worse - AOL (opens the original)
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America is home to some of the most extraordinary wildlife on the planet. Bears in Yellowstone. Alligators in the Florida Everglades. Bald eagles soaring over the Smoky Mountains. Ah, we can hear the sound of freedom! It is a country where encountering a wild animal in its natural habitat is part of the experience, majestic, humbling, and deeply American. And then there is New Jersey, where a woman watering her flowers on a perfectly ordinary afternoon looked down and found an 8-foot Burmese pyt
Former Disney Heartthrob Unrecognizable At Nearly 40, Fans Can’t Believe Who They’re Looking At - AOL (opens the original)
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The hands of time wait for no one, not even for the magical wand-waving kids of Disney Channel. When a childhood favourite resurfaces on screen after years away, you probably rejoice. But you are also faced with your own mortality when the person looking back at you bears only a passing resemblance to the fresh-faced teenager you once had plastered on your bedroom wall. We know, rationally, that people age. We know that the clean-cut heartthrob with the perfect hair and the Disney-approved jawli
Spanish Man Stops Going To Work For 6 Years, Nobody Notices Until They Try To Give Him An Award - AOL (opens the original)
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If you are reading this article at your desk, daydreaming about never returning to work, you probably have more in common with one audacious man from Spain than you’d think. Joaquín García is the anti-hero we all strive to be, but his downfall came in the most unexpected way. For 6-years, his no-work-all-pay scheme was going on without a hitch. Government jobs are, after all, cushy, and he tested those limits even further. But you can only have so much luck on your side, and he would soon have t
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