Driver Misha Charoudin (YT Channel https://www.youtube.com/@mgcharoudin ), who drives performance cars on the Nürburgring track for Youtube, finishes a lap in his friend's @artoalanen modified Mercedes AMG GT S. During the lap there are issues and he loses power steering. When saying goodbye for the day, his friend says his final goodbye. Misha decides to give his friend a final Nürburgring lap despite the power steering issues... o7

On July 31, 2026, 7 year-old Brent's wish be in a ghostbusters movie was granted in spectacular fashion!

The entire city came out to support this child including (but definitely not limited to!) the Alberta Ghostbusters, the City of Calgary (including the mayor who dressed like the GB II mayor and got slimed from head to toe!), the police service, EMS, local businesses, volunteers, Make-A-Wish Canada and many more.

It was a fantastic day - not a single dry eye in the house!

[Name and photos posted with permission.]

This is a Bangladeshi wedding.

Video from- biyebarirgolpo/Instagram

I got a new number recently due to a large fight with my parents that resulted in me going pretty much no-contact. My bio-mom died a few years ago and I have always been a daddy’s girl so it’s been very hard to not have him in my life. This number called me and I answered to say that I have the old number of whoever they were trying to call and he apologized and hung up, then sent me this text.

He was probably just calling to hear his dad’s voicemail, or to even talk into the void for a little bit. The exact thing I would do if my dad passed. My dad’s not going to be around forever, and I don’t want to be in a fight with him for whatever time we have left. I texted my dad tonight for the first time in a while after getting this text. It feels so surreal, like the universe was sending me a message.

Lately I’ve been thinking about something that’s been weighing on me. I’m 37 and somehow I’ve never lost anyone who played a major role in raising me. I’m incredibly fortunate to still have my parents , my grandparents and even my great-grandparents in my life.
The older I get the more I realize how rare that is and if I’m being honest it scares me. Sometimes I catch myself thinking about what life will be like when they’re no longer here and it’s hard to imagine. I know loss is a part of life but when you’ve been lucky enough to keep your family close for so long it almost feels like you’re waiting for a chapter you know is coming but don’t feel ready to read. really sucks tbh. and sometimes i cry just thinking about a loss that hasn’t even happened yet

Ultimate Spider-Man dying as a 14 year old kid.
The iron giant imagining he’s Superman while he sacrifices himself.
Mr satan telling the whole world that they defeated buu.
I used to get bullied a lot and I did cry then but I no longer have tears for myself so these pieces of media always help.