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No cause of death has been reported for Robert Trump so some people think that is a HUGE sign that he died of COVID-19 and that Donald is ashamed of taking this virus so lightly. As you recall, his good friend Herman Cain recently died of the virus after attending the Trump rally where nobody wore a mask because they were encouraged not to by Donald Trump who pretty much believes the virus is a hoax.

Introducing 3 trending/viral annoying social media and dating phenomena that are occurring right now:
(I didn't make these up. I read an article about them.)

Stashing:
Stashing is when someone dates someone, and seems happy enough to spend time with them one-on-one, but they never introduce them to their friends or family.
More often than not, their social media profiles don't show any evidence that they exist.
Ex: "It's been 2 months and I haven't met a single one of his/her friends yet. I think he's/she's stashing me!"

Paperclipping:
Paperclipping is when a person pops up, now and then, for no particular reason, but on their own schedule, you never know when; there's an inherent flakiness to the person, as they come and go as they please.
Someone has you on the backburner. They'll reach out - not in an attempt to see you, or move things forward, - but to restoke the flame and make sure you're still an option.
"Truth is, I'm flaky, damaged, and I like the attention, I'm not particularly interested in you, but I don't want you to forget I exist."
The name originates from 'Clippy', the Microsoft Office animated paperclip character.

Breadcrumbing:
Breadcrumbing is the act of dropping enticing little digital "breadcrumbs" (texts, whatsapps, comments, stories, etc. on social media posts) in order to make sure that the breadcrumber remains on the radar of the breadcrumbee.
Sort of like, "Heeeere, kitty, kitty, kitty... I have something for you..."

So, which one (s) are you most likely to do?

She is 51 now.

https://youtu.be/1L6UbVz4WCY
https://youtu.be/DmY80Uxtits
https://youtu.be/6U-_wt8NAKU

I just heard a lady on the Fareed Zakaria show say that 150 species go extinct every DAY! What? So I pulled out my calculator. 365 X 150 = 54,750 species in a year. 20 x 54,750 =
1,095,000 species in 20 years.

Then I googled extinctions in a day and found an article that mentioned the same 150/day number. But at the end of the article, it had another stat: "According to IUCN data, only one animal has been definitely identified as having gone extinct since 2000. It was a mollusc."

So now I know extinctions over a 20-year period is estimated to be somewhere between 1 species and 1 million species.

ARTICLE: Biodiversity loss: How accurate are the numbers?

Please do not inject or ingest bleach. It could kill you.

Britain please take your trash back, also Meghan we revoke her citizenship

So, how you doing?