If you’re someone who’s obsessed with the idea of becoming one with nature‚ and you’ve never heard of a swim-up bar‚ I have very exciting news to share with you! At these unique bars‚ the counter where food and drinks are ordered is located at the edge of a pool or natural body of water. Inside the water you’ll find partially submerged stools and tables where you can relax and dine. Those located in pools are fun‚ but if you can find one like in the video below‚ you may just have a chance at meeting some friendly fish. That’s certainly what happened to this adorable couple! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pubity (@pubity) In the video‚ we meet a rather large fish who simply can’t stay away from this woman’s significant other‚ Jefferson. This prompts her to joke that “I lost my place to a fish.” This friendly fish seems to prove her point by doing whatever they can to ensure that only they get love and attention from Jefferson. Friendly Fish Wants All of the Pets Instagram “This fish doesn’t let any other fish get near Jefferson‚” she says in the video. “Look‚ he pushes all the others away and comes back to stay by Jefferson’s side to be pet!” Truly‚ it seems as though all this adorable fish wants are all of the pets — as long as they’re from Jefferson‚ of course. And you know what? This woman doesn’t blame the fish one bit. In fact‚ she quickly becomes quite fond of them. Instagram “Look at that‚ worse than a dog!” she exclaims before adding‚ “I’m in love with him. Let’s take him home.” Although I very much doubt the couple actually took this sweet guy home‚ the memory of their time together will live on in that hilarious video — and in our hearts. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Friendly Fish Won’t Stop Demanding Pets From Bargoers. appeared first on InspireMore.

One mom learned the hard way that her toddler is well-versed in fire safety. Mom influencer Brittany Stuht caught a scary incident on her home camera recently. As she was tidying up her living room‚ she bent over to put something away‚ and a candle lit her hair ablaze! When it first happened‚ Brittany was completely unaware. Despite the fact that the flames were significant‚ and smoke was billowing out of her top knot‚ a few seconds passed before she realized the situation. If it weren’t for her toddler‚ the mom could have lost all her hair after it caught on fire. @brittanystuht329 Can you hear Judah saying‚ “Hot mommy hair!” #hair #fire #haironfire #holidaystress #uhoh #oops #SAHM #toddlers #hotmess ♬ original sound – Britt The little boy immediately noticed the flames‚ and he called out “Mommy hot!” which made Brittany pause. She put her hands on her head‚ felt the heat‚ and took off running into another room. She wasn’t gone long before diffusing the emergency. When Brittany returned‚ she was much calmer than most of us would have been. But she was done with the candle. The first thing she did was blow out the flame. Then‚ she went back to cleaning‚ which is something all moms understand—even if they catch on fire‚ there is still work to be done. Watch the whole situation unfold above. Don’t forget to share the story! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post “Mommy Hot!” Toddler Warns Mom When She Accidentally Catches Fire. appeared first on InspireMore.

As the young brother of “Wild” Mick Brown of Dokken and Lynch Mob fame‚ Steve Brown might go by the nickname “Mild” due to his affable personality but make no mistake—his drumming is every bit as gut-punching as his hard-hitting older brother. These days‚ Brown is on the road with Tesla‚ bringing gobs of infectious energy and mega drum fills into the band’s well-loved mix. It’s a spot at the top of the hair metal heap he’s earned through years of service with Oleander and‚ like his brother‚ alongside George Lynch as part of his End Machine project. To watch The post Steve Brown Of Tesla Interview: 10 Albums That Changed My Life appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

Understatement o' the Week: "I don't think you like Donald Trump too much." That was Symone Sanders-Townsend‚ co-host of MSNBC's The Weekend‚ speaking today to George Conway‚ co-founder of the disgraced Lincoln Project. It came in response to the condemnation cascade that Conway had just unleashed on Trump. Even by Trump-hating liberal-media standards‚ this was an unusually vituperative performance. The heart of Conway's argument was that Trump has no strategy. That as a "narcissistic sociopath‚" Trump acts purely out of impulse.  But er‚ somehow he's dominating the GOP primaries and leading Biden in many polls. Other candidates who presumably aren't horrendous morons are losing to him. That surely inspires all of this frustration. The list of epithets that Conway hurled at Trump includes these lowlights [all quotes]: He's a psychopath‚ he's a sociopath. He has no real intellect. His intellect is reptilian. He's a five-year-old‚ except more intellectually-challenged than most five-year-olds [laughs].  He's emotionally stunted at five years old.  Psychologically‚ he's so damaged he cannot help himself. A man with no empathy‚ a man with no conscience.  His deeply damaged mind. Trump's authoritarianism‚ his racism‚ his misogyny. He's a narcissistic sociopath. He's a moron. He can't even spell. This man couldn't find Israel on a marked map. Sanders asked Conway asked Conway to explain what people are now getting on the "Trump train." Among the explanations Conway offered was "grift." Grift? You mean‚ like the tens of millions of dollars of donations to the Lincoln Project that were directed [according to this New York Times investigative report] to outside consulting firms owned by . . . co-founders of the Lincoln Project?  In fairness‚ there is no indication that Conway benefitted personally from any such transfers -- although his work at the Project certainly raised his profile greatly‚ securing countless media appearances‚ as the one today. He's clearly on the "MSNBC Train." Here's the transcript. MSNBC The Weekend 1/19/24 8:06 am ET GEORGE CONWAY: There is no strategy! Okay‚ everybody talks about him having a strategy. It's like that quote I remember once in Politico from a few years ago‚ where they said‚ he's not -- it was a blind quote from an administration official -- he's not playing [inaudible] conventional chess. He's just eating the pieces. And that's what he's doing in the courtroom in the Carroll case. That's what he's doing there. There is no strategy.  He's‚ he's a psychopath‚ he's a sociopath. And if you look at the diagnostic criteria for a sociopath‚ they're purely impulsive. He acts instinctively. He has no real intellect. His intellect is reptilian‚ in a sense.  He's got a limited number of riffs. There's bullying. There's lying‚ and‚ and‚ and‚ that's basically what it comes down to.     . . .  You know‚ he's like a‚ he's like a -- he's a five-year-old‚ okay? Except‚ except‚ more intellectually challenged than most five-year-olds [laughs]. He's emotionally stunted at five years old. And he throws tantrums. And this is a big tantrum. This is‚ this is him just showing frustration: yeah‚ throw me out: nah‚ nah‚ nah‚ nah‚ nah. All right? The judge says‚ you can't really help yourself. And he can't! He can't. Psychologically‚ he's so damaged he cannot help himself.   . . .  I think everybody overthinks this guy. There is no strategy. There is no thought. And the brand is just him. He‚ he‚ he lives in this world where there's just him‚ okay? MICHAEL STEELE: But it's not just him‚ George. It's a hell of a lot of people out there who have gotten sucked up into this thing‚ and are perpetuating that brand.  CONWAY: I understand. I agree with that. I'm talking about‚ in his mind. STEELE: Okay. CONWAY: None of us matter. Those people don't matter. They're not real people. He doesn't care what happens to them. If they‚ if they show him adulation‚ and they do what he's bidding‚ that's good! If they don't do his bidding‚ they can‚ they can -- he will destroy them‚ or he will discard them. None of it‚ in his mind‚ as a man with no empathy‚ a man with no conscience‚ it's just him. And that's -- it's not: I am promoting a brand. This is me. In his mind‚ in his deeply damaged mind‚ he is‚ has created this world where‚ I don't have to follow the rules. I shouldn't have to follow rules. If someone tries to make me follow the rules‚ they're evil and bad and nasty and should be destroyed‚ and it's a witch hunt. And I'm a victim. . . .  To understand Trump's authoritarianism‚ his racism‚ his misogyny‚ and everything else about him‚ you have to understand his basic psychology. Which is‚ he's a narcissistic sociopath.   . . . It's not about any legal principle. It's not about a brand. It's all about: me‚ me‚ me‚ me‚ me‚ I‚ I‚ I‚ I‚ I. And none of you‚ none of the rest of you matter.  SYMONE SANDERS-TOWNSEND: I was just wondering. What does it mean for all of these people that are now saying‚ uh‚ gotta get back on the Trump train? It's like‚ it's what you -- CONWAY: It's crazy‚ because this man intimidates. Look‚ it's all a combination of grift‚ cowardice‚ and‚ and it's it's -- and ambition‚ in the case of Tim Scott‚ okay? That's what this is all about for the‚ for the people‚ you know -- I'm leaving apart the masses. But these people -- those are the three things. And‚ and what's amazing to me‚ though -- all of it's amazing. The corruption‚ the grift‚ you know‚ I don't know what you can do about that. The cowardice‚ is just an amazing thing‚ because he's not scary at all. He's a moron. He can't even spell. He doesn't know -- I mean‚ this man couldn't find Israel on a marked map. SANDERS-TOWNSEND: I don't think you like Donald Trump too much [laughter.]                         

An Oklahoma man could face the death penalty for allegedly raping and murdering an 18-year-old star athlete and student. The district attorney described the crimes as "especially heinous‚ atrocious and cruel."As Blaze News previously reported‚ 18-year-old Madeline Bills was found dead in her bedroom by her family on April 22‚ 2023. The bedroom was a converted pool house that was separate from the main home. An autopsy found that Madeline had died from being strangled. Bills considered moving back into the main house because she was terrified of her ex-boyfriend. Moore Police Department Lt. Wes Yost told KWTV-DT‚ "She was so scared of him that she talked to friends about going into the main residence and not staying in the pool house."Investigators said surveillance cameras caught her ex-boyfriend traveling approximately two miles away from Bill's home the night before she was murdered.A neighbor's surveillance camera spotted an "unknown" suspect climbing the fence and entering the Bills' property around 4:38 a.m.‚ according to the detective's affidavit. Detectives said the suspect left Bills’ backyard roughly 90 seconds after he initially entered the property.Video shows the likely vehicle of the ex-boyfriend – 20-year-old Chace Cook – driving in front of the Bills' residence at approximately 6:34 a.m.‚ police said. The suspect allegedly climbed the fence at 6:42 a.m. and went toward the pool house. At 7:17 a.m.‚ the suspect was reportedly seen on video leaving the backyard by climbing back over the fence. Law enforcement questioned Cook at the More Police Department on April 25‚ and collected a DNA sample. Police executed a search warrant on Cook's vehicle‚ and officers found clothing and his cell phone. A detective wrote‚ "Upon review of the content‚ it was discovered Cook’s cell phone was in the area of the victim's residence during the time the surveillance video shows the unknown person climbing over the fence."Investigators found a video on Cook's cell phone that appeared to show him "having sex with the victim‚ who appears to be unconscious‚" according to the affidavit.Police arrested Cook in May 2023. He was charged with the rape and murder of Madeline Bills. The District 21 District Attorney's Office filed a Bill of Particulars seeking the death penalty for Cook – a decision that "was not made lightly." "After reviewing the evidence of the case and speaking to the family it is our position that the death penalty is a fair and just punishment to seek in light of this defendant’s crimes‚" the district attorney's office said in a statement. "Our priority is to seek justice for Madeline Bills and our hearts go out to her family and friends as they continue to grieve."Cleveland County District Attorney Greg Mashburn said‚ "The murder was especially heinous‚ atrocious or cruel." A formal arraignment is set for Feb. 28.The Bills family issued a statement last week: It has been nearly a year since our daughter‚ Madeline Marie Bills‚ was tragically taken from us. Our family continues to grieve her loss‚ and we are grateful for the support and comfort we have received from our community. We wish to express our gratitude to District Attorney Greg Mashburn and his office for their tireless efforts in pursuing justice for Maddie. We fully support their decision to seek the death penalty for the defendant. We believe that this is an appropriate sentence given the heinous nature of the crime and the devastating impact on our family and community. Our family continues to respect the legal process‚ and we will cooperate fully with the prosecution as they proceed with the case. We ask for privacy during this difficult time as we navigate the legal proceedings and as we continue to honor Maddie's memory and impact on our lives. We thank the community for their continued support and for keeping Maddie and our family in their thoughts and prayers.Bills – who was just weeks away from graduating Moore High School with honors when she was murdered – was a star student and athlete who was "literally is every coach’s dream‚ every teacher’s dream‚" according to Madeline's former basketball coach."She didn’t live like other people. She lived differently‚ and she carried a light‚ and she made an impact on literally every single person that she came in contact with‚" Stephanie Brady told KOCO-TV. "Selfless and servant-hearted‚ Brady said she outworked everyone in the room."Madeline had dreams of playing college basketball at Northeastern Oklahoma A&;M. Man accused of raping‚ killing 18-year-old Madeline Bills could face death penalty www.youtube.com Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Palworld servers‚ both third-party and straight from Pocketpair‚ can't handle how over one million people are playing the survival crafting game at once. So if you've been struggling to get into co-op or a 32-player server‚ it's because everyone's trying to catch up with immense demand. Continue reading Here’s why Palworld servers are struggling under all this pressure MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Palworld pals‚ Palworld review‚ Palworld system requirements

January 21‚ 2024 - Palworld has now overtaken Cyberpunk 2077's peak player count. Story continues below. Palworld is big right now. Very big. So big‚ in fact‚ that the survival crafting game packed with Pokémon style Pals has just crested an astonishing milestone on Steam that even the might of the all-conquering Elden Ring couldn’t manage‚ and it might well be on its way to even greater heights. Despite being available through Microsoft’s PC Game Pass‚ the multiplayer monster-collecting game is topping Valve’s Steam charts left and right‚ and it’s only early days. Continue reading Palworld beats Steam record Elden Ring couldn’t manage at its peak MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Palworld pals‚ Palworld review‚ Palworld system requirements

Hades 2 is one of my most anticipated games right now‚ so seeing another game clearly inspired by its action roguelike mold is bound to spark my curiosity. Match that with an equipment system reminiscent of Dead Cells‚ another personal favorite of mine‚ and a gorgeous‚ inky artstyle‚ and Realm of Ink has already captured my attention. With a free Steam demo out now‚ I’ve already found myself hooked in by its combat‚ and I’m eager to see whether the full game can deliver. Continue reading Hades meets Dead Cells in gorgeous new roguelike with free Steam demo

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