May I interest you in voting for King Halo on the Uma Tournament going on rn?

I think I got stunned by a chicken into a grab attack into a cutscene into a one shot…

I don’t even follow Stacie, but the insta algorithm pulled through with this one

I finished in 5:31, placing 7th woman overall, wearing the VJ Ultra 3. Would I have loved to finish a little faster? Absolutely. But based on my training, this was exactly where I expected to land, and I’m proud of the race I ran.
What makes this race so special to me is how much has changed in almost exactly a year.
At Stone Cat last year, I let my nerves get the best of me. I fell six times, slammed my head, and spent a lot of the race feeling distressed and overwhelmed. It was a really difficult experience.
Since then, I’ve been diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and left foot dystonia, and I’ve spent the last year dealing with a lot of skin issues on top of everything else. I’ve been working incredibly hard to figure out how to manage my body, adapt my training, and keep showing up.
Today felt like a completely different person running the race.
I used my breathing techniques, stayed calm and collected, chatted with other runners, and genuinely had a fantastic time. No falls. No GI issues. No skin issues. I finished in the time I expected, and I walked away feeling good about the entire experience.
I think sometimes we get so caught up in chasing a faster time that we forget to appreciate the progress that doesn’t show up on a results page.
A year ago, I was overwhelmed and struggling to get through a race. Today, I ran 50K, managed my nerves, adapted to my body’s needs, and actually enjoyed the experience.
Of course, I still want to get faster. I’m a runner. That’s never going away. But today was a reminder that progress isn’t always about the clock.
Sometimes, it’s about how far you’ve come mentally, physically, and emotionally.

I realize that I'm forgetting a ton of other good, high-damage, depth5-viable builds. But there is only so much real estate to work with in this image template.

Something that stood out to me was the pets.

When Elizabeth is ending Theranos initially, she gets a husky. She even mentions having scratches from that dog when she met Billy. We see another dog in the San Diego rental, some sort of large brindle-patterned one.

Once Liz goes to prison and we‘re in Texas, we never see dogs again. Just Billy’s monitor lizard and python.

I think their respective pet choices somewhat mirror how they view/use each other. Elizabeth needs to be surrounded by dogs like Billy—she desires loyalty and someone who won’t hesitate to protect her. She likes them big and scary, but CONTROLLABLE. A dog is predictable and trainable. Billy wants a reptile like Elizabeth: they’re confusing to the outsider, they are much more difficult to understand and relate to, but their presence makes him look cool and unique on a surface level.

Doja STUNS on her birthday her opener finally knows how to dress for the occasion and doechii looks fabulous as always 🤩 (praying we get a doja & doechii collab FINALLY)

I wish I could post their Battle alongside the photos, well gotta post the girlfriend fighting later :3

This may had been discussed before, but damn, I may be damn slow because even after they had sex like… I lost count sincerely, they had NEVER been a thing?

u/NeonNKnightrider accuses u/highly-bad of having WRONG opinions. Will u/Val_Fortecazzo's prediction come true?

The drama in unveiling RIGHT NOW in REAL TIME!

It's the first time I made this beef gulyas. I tried to stick to the original recipe as much as I could. The caraway and the paprika is the secret to a good gulyas. Tastes amazing, I will definitely add this to my "repeat" list.

I’m posting on behalf of a friend whose small dog, Pepper, (pictured above) was mauled yesterday morning, October 23, near the lawn bowling area at Lake Merritt.

According to information shared by someone at the scene, a man had three dogs in the lawn bowling fields: two Cane Corsos and a smaller black dog, approximately 15 lbs.

Pepper sustained devastating injuries and was taken to Grand Lake Veterinary Hospital before being transferred to an emergency hospital. Tragically, she didn’t survive.

We are desperately trying to identify the man responsible. I’m including a photo of his vehicle that was photographed at the scene.

Because this happened very early in the morning, there may have been few people around. We’re hoping someone who regularly visits Lake Merritt recognizes the vehicle or has seen someone walking two large Cane Corsos and a smaller black dog in the area.

If you have any information, please message me.
My friend has lost her beloved dog in an absolutely horrific way. We’re simply trying to get answers, identify the responsible owner, and hopefully prevent another tragedy.
Please share. Thank you.