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Nobody remembers the Weebl "Badgers Badgers" animation? You know the one with the "Badgers badgers badgers..mushroom mushroom" and then the "snaake ooooohhhh it's snake" and back to badgers again?
The site still exists, but there doesn't seem to be any sound.Nobody remembers the Weebl "Badgers Badgers" animation? You know the one with the "Badgers badgers badgers..mushroom mushroom" and then the "snaake ooooohhhh it's snake" and back to badgers again?
It's an animated GIF for me.Sound plays here on Brave, Linux.
It isn't an animated gif because they don't play sound.It's an animated GIF for me.
Doesn't Trump understand the serious risk of autism he's now contending with?Over the weekend, it was revealed that Trump received both a flu shot and a COVID-19 booster during his second physical of 2025. News of Trump’s inoculations came from Trump’s personal physician, Dr. Sean Barbabella, who wrote that the shots were part of a preventative health battery “in preparation for upcoming international travel.”
In any other timeline, the president receiving a routine vaccine battery wouldn’t even be a blip on the radar. But as the Trump administration has cast immense aspersions on vaccination, while fighting tooth and nail to uproot the last remnants of US public health infrastructure, it’s quite a statement.

President Trump criticized Time magazine early Tuesday over its new cover photo of him, which was shot from below, features his neck prominently and makes the wisps of hair above his forehead appear transparent from the light from the sun.
The president, on his Truth Social platform, said that while the outlet’s story on his administration’s efforts to reach a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is “relatively good,” the cover photo “may be the Worst of All Time.”
"Propensity evidence?" I'd say Carroll's lawyers had a propensity for facts in their evidence.President Donald Trump asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to throw out a jury’s finding in a civil lawsuit that he sexually abused writer E. Jean Carroll at a Manhattan department store in the mid-1990s and later defamed her.
Trump’s lawyers argued in a lengthy filing with the high court that allegations leading to the $5 million verdict were “propped up” by a “series of indefensible evidentiary rulings” that allowed Carroll’s lawyers to present “highly inflammatory propensity evidence” against him.
In retrospect, making them joint heads of the National Science Foundation was probably a mistake.
A "lot of good shots just to the wrong spots" is not a definition of good shots, darlin'. By they way, just how did Kai end up playing in the tournament (which continues through Sunday)?Kai Trump shot a 13-over 83 on Thursday in her LPGA Tour debut in The Annika, leaving President Donald Trump's granddaughter last in the 108-player field.
In breezy afternoon conditions at Pelican Golf Club, the high school senior bogeyed the first four holes and finished the birdie-less round with nine bogeys and two double bogeys.
"I was definitely more nervous than I expected, but I thought I hit a lot of great shots out there," she said. "I hit a lot of good shots just to the wrong spots."
Oh, sure. Anyway, so we can compare her skillset to others in her...class, let's take a look at all 3 golfers playing under sponsor exemption:The University of Miami recruit is playing on a sponsor exemption.
Hmm. In her defense, the player just above Kai on the leaderboard is Benedetta Moresco, who was also cut and ended up at...12 over par. Moresco was the low amateur (lowest or best scoring non-professional player) at the 2023 U.S. Women's Open. Something for Kai to shoot for, I guess.Anne-Sterre den Dunnen, position: T43, total: even par
Lauryn Nguyen, position: CUT, total: +6
Kai Trump, position: CUT, total: +18
Very on brand for a Trump family member."I hit a lot of good shots just to the wrong spots."