I bet you’ve all seen this famous photo circulating online: A dozen wars, millions dead, 1 nobel peace prize. 0 charges. pic.twitter.com/Eq6z8A7dXH — Rev Laskaris (@REVMAXXING) May 31, 2024 Some view it as a historic gathering of Presidents and their spouses. Otherwise like Rev above view it as a gathering of Elite Monsters who started a dozen wars, killed millions, and are basically some of the worst war criminals to exist. Like Chay, who captions the photo “Killers Club”: Killers Club pic.twitter.com/KycgL8yfhH — Chay Bowes (@BowesChay) June 1, 2024 Or Dom who asks “what is the name of this band?” What’s the name of this band? pic.twitter.com/TGYO1e6Dba — Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) November 15, 2023 Ok, but did you know that’s not the REAL, original version of this photo? I’m about to blow your mind. The original version included Melania Trump! Yes, really. Take a look: Why does everyone cut Melania out the picture? pic.twitter.com/z1PaTewflQ — Refusenik Bex (@silver918111) November 16, 2023 Here’s another look: Why cut Melania out? They’re all on the same team! https://t.co/xQnR9BhTTb pic.twitter.com/e6d7ysGXIq — Sunny Life (@Sunnyskies1111) June 1, 2024 And if you compare it to the version we’re all used to seeing you can see the tight crop eliminating Melania. I actually didn’t believe it was real until I looked into it myself, but it is indeed authentic that Melania was in this picture. Do I think Melania is “in the same club” as these Monsters? Hardly. I think she’s just a nice human being who posed for a photo while they were all at the same gathering. In fact, according to local KCBD, the gathering was First Lady Barbara Bush’s funeral on April 21, 2018: A photo of four past presidents and three first ladies at former First Lady Barbara Bush’s funeral on April 21, 2018 went viral. The image quickly went viral — a symbol of the strength and continuity of American democracy said a reporter for CNN Chris Cillizza. The man who took the original photo, Paul Morse is a New Orleans-based photographer. According to CNN, the photo was organized at the reception prior to the funeral service. It was taken before they walked into the service. Bill and Hillary Clinton, Barack and Michelle Obama and Melania Trump joined George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush and Laura Bush in the photo. The day after the photo went viral, the Lubbock County Democratic Party Headquarters posted the photo without a caption – however, it was missing one person. The photo had been cropped to show everyone except Melania Trump. When KCBD reached out to the Lubbock County Democratic Party Headquarters to learn why the photo was cropped, Leo Flores, the Vice Chair said, “It was an honest mistake.” He told KCBD he grabbed the photo from his (Facebook) feed and must have grabbed the wrong one. He said once he noticed the mistake, the post had more than 30 comments on it so he decided to leave it alone. He also said he got busy and has not edited the social media post to say it was an error. After speaking with KCBD, the post was edited and the caption of the photo now reads: I apologize for posting an incomplete picture. I didn’t realize anyone was missing until it was pointed out. Thank you for your concern. What do you think? Just an honest mistake? I have to say I like the picture a whole lot more with Melania NOT in it. I don’t like seeing her with these horrible people. So just like Bob Ross, I call the cropping out of Melania a “happy little accident”.

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Almost every family has some form of “family tradition,” even if they don’t call it that. Some have Taco Tuesday every week without fail, while others meet Grandma for brunch every Sunday after church. Jennifer Langford and her husband have taken a photo of their son sitting in his first Easter basket every year since that first Easter celebration. @jenniferlangford45 2025 Update! Every year since he was born, we’ve taken a photo of our son in his first Easter basket. If you have a newborn, this is a sweet tradition to consider starting! #Easter #Basket #Egg #Tradition #Easteregg #EasterEggHunt #HappyEaster #NewMom #Emo @jessicaallossery #IllLetYouGo ♬ Ill Let You Go by Jessica Allossery – Jennifer Langford The video begins with the Dad helping a strapping 16-year-old Josh gently climb into the oversized basket. After they get him situated and he poses, smiling, with legs crisscrossed, the picture is snapped. The video cuts to a montage, beginning with Year One and progressing through Easter basket photos from past years. Age five was the last year he fit in the basket. After that, you can see where he just kept growing and getting more legs and arms than the basket would contain. If the basket holds out, it will be something he can do with his children. As an only child, it offers a unique opportunity to carry on this tradition. Images from TikTok here and here. After 16 years, the basket has become a member of the family. It has even made an appearance on the TV cartoon series Family Guy. Josh might be tiring of it and has expressed some misgivings about the basket. Their son is 16, but there are 17 images in the video. One fan stated, “I wish he had a Goth phase” in the comments of the original montage. Jennifer was happy to insert an edited photo into the video version above. She was hesitant about the authenticity of the image, but eventually admitted it was entirely fictitious. Josh can have fun explaining the goth phase that never happened. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post “Every Year Since He Was Born, We’ve Taken A Photo Of Our Son In His First Easter Basket…” appeared first on InspireMore.

Nothing is more infectious than baby giggles. When a child starts giggling, resisting the urge to join in is difficult. As a parent, you never know when your kid will erupt with a volcanic flow of magical giggles. For Whitney, one of those moments was while she was chopping garlic to prepare a meal. @towhitneyandbeyond Who knew cutting garlic was so funny #babiesoftiktok #babylaugh #cooking ♬ original sound – towhitneyandbeyond Whitney held the baby in one hand while using the “smash” method to remove the outer layers from garlic cloves. As she pounds the cloves flat, the baby giggles louder with each smash. It doesn’t take long before Whitney is giggling at the baby giggling. There is no hope if you didn’t giggle when you watched. You shall spend eternity trapped without the ability to smile. Whitney gets plenty of giggles with her baby. She is one of those fortunate parents blessed with a happy child. In another video, Whitney is rocking with her daughter, playing. That little laugh is contagious. @towhitneyandbeyond When you realize you have ZERO responsibilities #giggles #babylaugh #fyp #happy #love #babiesoftiktok @Carter’s @Gerber @Gerber Childrenswear ♬ original sound – towhitneyandbeyond These are the types of videos that you save in a queue to revisit on gloomy days. They are a perfect pick-me-up when you need a smile and a glimpse of sunshine. Whitney is a work-from-home mom. She made a video introducing the world to her one-year-old boss. Using the tagline “Baby Giggles Live Here” and referring to her daughter, Myla, as “your TikTok niece,” Whitney conveys a feeling that if you are watching, you are family. The internet is full of giggling babies. You can find compilations on every social media stream. TikTok does have some of the best baby giggles, though. @little.bubble24 So cute #newbornbaby #newborn #babytok #babycute #baby #babyvideos #babiesoftiktok #babies #cute #loveyou #tik_tok #viralvideos ♬ My Baby Songs – My Little Boo Seeing and hearing a laughing baby can turn your entire day around. Play peek-a-boo in the grocery line with that crying infant in the next cart. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Baby Can’t Stop Cracking Up At Mom Cutting Garlic & Her Giggles Are Magical appeared first on InspireMore.

The rock group Staind began in Springfield, Massachusetts when Aaron Lewis connected with Mike Mushok at a 1993 Christmas gathering. They completed their lineup with Jon Wysocki handling drums and Johnny April on bass by 1995. February of that year marked their initial public show, showcasing a sound that blended heaviness with emotional depth. Through consistent performances at local venues like Infinity and regional tours, they established a dedicated fanbase in the Northeast. November 1996 saw Staind independently releasing “Tormented,” citing musical influences including Tool, Faith No More, and Pantera. Their big break came unexpectedly in 1997 when they secured The post Complete List Of Staind Songs From A to Z appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

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