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Pass time #2

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I let my rabbit run around the house

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I Inserted photos and edited it. I love it

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Who is you favorite Marvel Character?
“Black lighting.” *proceeds to run around the room*
What is your favorite TV show?
“Naruto for sure.”
Who is you favorite sibling?
“I don’t have a sibling.”
What is your take on COVID?
“I don’t know. Nothing has changed much for me.”
How has COVID affected you?
“It hasn’t really.”

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Six years ago I started playing guitar. It wasn’t because my parents forced me to. I just really enjoyed it and I wanted to get better. It started when I started taking lessons at School of Rock one day a week. That was never enough. I just wanted to learn more, so my parents asked someone at the school to teach me privately. Fast forward six years later, and I am a junior high student given the opportunity to play the hardest solo played in the high school guitar concert. When my teacher first asked me if I wanted to play a song at the concert,  I said no because I was intimidated by all the older kids who are better than me. However, he convinced me that I can do it, and I should. As you can probably tell, my guitar teacher has been and he has shown me how to grow as a person. I remember this one time where I was about to forget to go on stage because I had never done anything like this on stage, and he helped me through it. Overall, my love for guitar has grown and I glad I stuck with it and still do it today.

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Throughout Covid, there wasn’t much to do. I spent most of Covid standing in my room wondering what I was going to do for the day and waking up at noon. Around a couple weeks into Covid, I realized that this was not going to work, and Covid was going to be a long time and not just for two weeks to a month. In order to pass my time, I made two of the best friends I’ve ever had. These two, I am lucky enough to have as my neighbors  and I now talk to them every single day. One day, I asked my friend to go to an ice cream store down the street with me. When we got there we thought it would be a good idea to go to the dollar store right next to it. In the dollar store, I thought it would be a good idea to throw stuffed animals at random old people. I realize now that that wasn’t such a good idea, and my friend told me that at the time. As if that wasn’t bad enough, I may have gone to Publix and taken a package of pepperoni and chocolate over the aisle and hit a mother and her kid. That is why I am currently not allowed to go to Publix anymore.

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Playing Among Us at lunch and then having it banned so we have to use our hot spot to play instead

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Playing Among Us at lunch and then having it banned so we have to use our hot spot to play instead

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I can’t wait for Summer. I feel like that snowman from that one movie except there is no way I’d sing about it. I rather suffer in silence or listen to top hits from 2013, you know? I just want to not have to go to school and go see my family and stuff. Every year we drive up to New Hampshire because we own a cabin up there, same with my Aunt and her family along with my grandparents as well. Up there, I can go paddle boarding, swimming, ping pong, air hockey, walk to the library, hike, or just about anything else. One thing that I’m excited about that I probably shouldn’t be is that the phone service up there is terrible. In order to have wifi you have to go to this certain building about a football field and a half away from the cabin. The only reason I’m excited about that, not because I’m antisocial, I’m not at all, but I think I use my phone too much for dumb reasons when I could be doing something more productive. I’m getting better at it, like I walk around my neighborhood more or ride my bike, but it’s not the same as camp, you know?

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What is your opinion on wearing a mask?
“If it helps us get out of the Pandemic, I’m all for it.”
How has COVID affected you?
“I certainly stay inside a lot more and clean better for sure.”
What did you learn to do in your free time from COVID?
“Well, I go over to my neighbor’s house once a week, and she tries to teach me how to speak Spanish.”
What TV shows have you watched?
“I usually watch whatever is suggested to me by my daughter, or I just watch the Hallmark movies on the TV.”
Has something ever caused you to change your views on a topic?
“Recently, I watched an ocean documentary and since then I promised myself I would not eat any type of fish and I haven’t.
What is the highlight of your week?
“Every Sunday I come over to my daughter’s house and have dinner with her family. It is something I always look forward to every week.”

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no team just josh cult. This was the greatest rally I’ve heard of. I want to be named Mosh just so I can be involved.

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On April 24, 2020, a man named Josh Swain messaged several other men named Josh Swain on Facebook. He gave his fellow Joshes simple instructions: "Precisely 4/24/2021, 12:00 PM, meet at these coordinates," he wrote, sharing coordinates for Lincoln, Nebraska. "We fight, whoever wins gets to keep the name, everyone else has to change their name, you have a year to prepare, good luck."

What started out as a harmless Facebook joke went viral and turned into an epic battle among hundreds of people named Josh.

there can only be one pic.twitter.com/VPamxjJ0yL
- joshua swain (@joshswainaz) April 24, 2020

Exactly one year after that Facebook message, people named Josh from around the country actually showed up, descending upon a park and battling each other - with pool noodles. The original Josh Swain, who sent the Facebook message, is a a 22-year-old college student from Tucson, Arizona, the AP reports.

He told the Lincoln Journal Star the event was like having "an out-of-body experience."

"I'm sitting in my hotel room alone, just trying to act like I wasn't with 2,000 people just fighting for their name. It's incredible," he said after the battle.

Joshes from as far as Washington and New Jersey showed up to what has been dubbed the "Battle of the Joshes." In addition to the pool noodle battle, there was also a massive game of rock, paper, scissors.

The winner of the pool noodle fight became ultimate Josh - and it wasn't Swain or any of the original Joshes in the Facebook group. In fact, the winner likely doesn't have a Facebook and needed help getting to the Josh fight.
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That's because he's a 4-year-old, who the other Joshes affectionately call "Little Josh," Swain said.

Little Josh won the battle and was honored with a paper Burger King crown - which was too big for his head.

The Josh fight wasn't just a spectacle for Nebraskans and those who watched online. The event raised money for the Children's Hospital and Medical Center Foundation in Omaha. Which is why Little Josh is perhaps the most deserving out of the hundreds of Joshes, as he spent time at Children's Hospital when he suffered from seizures at 2 years old.

In addition to raising $8,000 for the hospital, the Joshes also donated nearly a ton of food for the Food Bank of Lincoln, according to the Lincoln Journal Star.

Little Josh's win was a major moment for another Josh - his dad, Josh Vinson Sr. When his son won, Vinson shouted "lift him up," and Little Josh was hoisted into the air in victory.

The whole event was made possible by spreading the word on social media platforms like Reddit and TikTok. A video posted on TikTok by Nebraska Wesleyan University student Ryan Wall received 1.3 million views.

Wall soon became the event's spokesperson and helped Swain buy supplies for the fight.

Betsy Walker, a 20-year-old from Lincoln who saw Swain's Reddit post about the event, helped spread the word about donations.

Of course, out of all the Joshes, two have gotten the most attention - Little Josh, who went viral on Twitter, and Swain, who took hundreds of photos with other Joshes that day.

"I'm just a dude," he said. "I'm just a guy, and people are like 'Oh, my God. Can I get your autograph? Can we get a picture?' I'm like, 'Yeah, I guess.' It's so weird. It's so bizarre."

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Hundreds of people named Josh show up to Nebraska park to "fight" for their name

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On April 24, 2020, a man named Josh Swain messaged several other men named Josh Swain on Facebook. He gave his fellow Joshes simple instructions: "Precisely 4/24/2021, 12:00 PM, meet at these coordinates," he wrote, sharing coordinates for Lincoln, Nebraska.

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In my opinion it was an extremely smart move to take away one of the Saber’s best player. Even though it is completely impossible to make the Sabers worse than they already are, it was great that we get to sabotage them by trading for their best player.

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BOSTON (CBS) - Taylor Hall is coming to the Boston Bruins.

Boston acquired the 2018 NHL MVP from the Buffalo Sabres, along with Curtis Lazar, for Anders Bjork and a 2021 second-round pick, the team announced Monday morning. The deal was first reported late Sunday night.

Hall was the top overall pick by Edmonton in the 2010 draft, taken just ahead of Tyler Seguin who went to the Bruins. Hall played six seasons with the Oilers before being traded to the New Jersey Devils in 2016. He spent three-and-a-half seasons there and won the MVP in 2018 before being traded again in the 2019-20 season to Arizona.

A free agent heading into this season, he signed a one-year deal with Buffalo, but only has 2 goals and 17 assists in 37 games for the Sabres.

It's a Hall of a morning.

Welcome to Boston, @hallsy09!#NHLBruins pic.twitter.com/yTubboTEm4

- Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) April 12, 2021

It's a low-cost move that could have a big payoff for the Bruins, who are currently in fourth place in the East Division. A change in scenery - and playing alongside David Krejci - could be exactly what the 29-year-old Hall needs to get going this season. Hall is expected to skate on Boston's second line with Krejci and Craid Smith.

Lazar, a 26-year-old forward, has 5 goals and 4 assists in 33 games this season. A first-round pick by Ottawa (17th overall) in 2013, he has 25 goals and 45 assists over 317 career NHL games.

In a separate trade, the Bruins also picked up defenseman Mike Reilly from the Ottawa Senators for a third-round draft pick.

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Bruins Trade For Former NHL MVP Taylor Hall

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BOSTON (CBS) - Taylor Hall is coming to the Boston Bruins. Boston acquired the 2018 NHL MVP from the Buffalo Sabres, along with Curtis Lazar, for Anders Bjork and a 2021 second-round pick, the team announced Monday morning. The deal was first reported late Sunday night.

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Nothing More to say...this was incredibly stupid but produced one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen. How can someone think that it is a good idea to glue their head together?

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This woman used Gorilla Glue instead of hair spray. She ended up in the hospital

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A Louisiana woman has sought medical treatment after mistakenly using Gorilla Glue industrial strength adhesive in place of actual hair spray.

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Fountain Bleuuu

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Secretly went to an accomplice’s house to document my presence

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Secretly went to an accomplice’s house to document my presence

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Tikkity Tok

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I kidnapped my friends, fed them, and drowned them in cold water...Birthday Party

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I kidnapped my friends, fed them, and drowned them in cold water...Birthday Party

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Bahama Breezeeee