One of twelve children raised in a cabin, Dolly Parton left home carrying nothing but songs to become the most beloved figure in American music. She wrote "I Will Always Love You" as a goodbye to Porter Wagoner. Today it belongs to all of us.
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My new comedy special Worried is out now on the Nateland YouTube channel! Please go watch it and share it with others!
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Tune in to @EdWiley’s Nateland Presents: The Showcase set tonight at 7:00 CT. You won’t want to miss this!
🔗 youtu.be/oNr3CvYOb4U?si=a2sZ…
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Replying to @KatharinaLeAnn
You know how being mad at people takes up energy in your life? Forgiving them lets you move on
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Ben Sasse: "What’s really happening is these superdevices in our pockets — the largest tools any median individual’s ever had access to in all of human history — allow our consciousness to leave the time and place where we actually live, the places where we break bread, the people who are living next door to us, the people that you can physically touch and hug, the small platoons of real community, and we allow our consciousness to go really far away"
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AI took my job and then gave it right back because it didn't want to go into the office every day to sit on teams calls.
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Pouring one out for The Reverend Jesse Jackson. A giant and a champion for civil rights and equality.
But can anyone read Green Eggs and Ham better? No.
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That may have been the most clothing worn in a Super Bowl halftime show in 20 years.
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fyi MapQuest is NOT renaming the Gulf of Mexico — not because of politics but because we haven’t updated our maps in like 15 years and don’t remember how to do it
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I had the great pleasure of working with Bob and being his friend. He was as kind and nice as he was funny. He will be missed.
























