The Army One is extremely funny! 😂

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the selfies that these people tried to take risked their lives or even took them all together. This teaches younger kids with phones not to lean off or on unstable objects don't do it if you're not stable either. Don't do any dares or because of popularity, your life is more important. This goes for adults to whether you are taking a selfie or your child. protect you and the people around you.

It does NOT matter what the color of your skin is white, black, brown, tan IT DOESN'T matter I just wish people could understand that the world is going through a lot right now WE are going through a lot right now we have covid 19 to and you guys probably think that "we want to help but we are just kids" well we may be just kids some of us but I know that all of us are special and I also know that WE can make a difference too we can stand up for different colored people because I know I just know that the world is BETTER than this. We have to stand up for whats right and whats wrong. People shouldn't get treated differently for how they look, talk, or anything for that matter! And I know that one of us could be the next Martin Luther King Jr. So PLEASE help stop racisim because we are all special. #Blacklivesmatter #Staysafe #Bekind Thank u for reading my comment because it was very long and I hope to see you guys standing up for other people 💗💗💗

"That poor little girl won't have her dad watching her growing up!" is what I hear. And its somewhat true. But I know George Floyd is watching his baby girl growing up as he sits I heaven. George is in a better place and is protected by God. God bless his family and Rest In Peace George Floyd. #Black Lives Matter

Hi guys do you have any good book recommendations? I love reading and all the book's I want to read are on wait list.

From renowned author William Golding, The Lord of the Flies explores the farthest, darkest, and most primitive reaches of the human mind. Stranded on an island in the midst of the vast Pacific Ocean, Ralph and a group of schoolboys are left to fend for themselves, with no adult guidance they revel in their newfound freedom. With the hope of rescue crushed with the crash of their plane, their last hope lies in their signal fires. Soon Ralph's tribe begins to forsake their civilized ways, lapsing back into the lawless abyss of true human nature. Without the promise of rescue on the horizon, the boys forget their last hope for rescue, as all of their previous experience is consumed by the primal will to survive. Filled with page-turning intensity, Lord of the Flies is an ardent and harrowing tale, a hard book to put down. Readers will be fascinated by the down-to-earth Ralph, the reckless Jack, the sensible Piggy, and the reliable twins, Sam n' Eric. A good book, but not recommended for those younger than middle school age or particularly sensitive due to its blunt and straightforward nature, and minor language, but an over-all magnificent and meticulously structured plotline. Placed in 1950, and published in 1945, it may contain words and references used differently than in modern times. Ever a classic young adult or teen novel, readers will be transfixed by its looming reality. -armcginn