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Dejan Kovacevic asked Penguins players what topic they know best in the room, sparking hilarious answers like Rickard Rakell's UFO documentary obsession, Sidney Crosby's World War II history deep dive, and Rutger McGroarty's fast-food fries rankings with Runza on top. Kris Letang claimed F1, Tristan Jarry trucks, and others boasted philosophy, Pokemon, geography, and diaper-changing skills. Fans adored the randomness, from photoshopped UFO jokes to pleas for Crosby's Operation Market Garden takes, highlighting why this fun squad shines off the ice amid their playoff push.

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Picture Penguins players spilling their oddball passions during the Olympic break—one simple question turned into pure locker-room gold.

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The group of 100 men and 67 women became full An Garda Síochána members at the Templemore training college, the first of four classes this year to tackle shortages after over 11,000 applications in 2025. Photos of the diverse recruits, including more Black and Asian applicants than before, drew cheers for integration and service alongside concerns about non-ethnic Irish officers policing communities, with some drawing Black and Tans parallels. Minister Jim O'Callaghan welcomed them for nationwide community policing, as the discussion reflects strains from immigration, housing, and crime.

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On February 6, 167 new Gardaí stood tall in Templemore, their uniforms crisp and international flags in the backdrop—a moment of pride that soon fueled Ireland's raw talks on belonging and service.

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South African music curator Sihle The Plug posted that J. Cole outshines hip-hop icons Nas, Tupac Shakur, and The Notorious B.I.G., drawing hundreds of likes and over 150 replies after Cole's February 6 double-disc album *The Fall-Off*. The 24-track project reflects on fame and legacy, with the song 'What If' imagining reconciliation between Biggie and Pac; Pitchfork called it Cole's greatest work despite some production critiques. Replies pushed back, praising Nas as the 'source code' of rap and noting Pac and Biggie's cultural impact, while one user called Cole a reliable 'Honda' compared to flashier peers like Kendrick Lamar and Drake. The exchange highlights how Cole's introspective career keeps sparking talks on rap's pantheon, even as he steps away.

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A bold claim named J. Cole the greatest rapper over Nas, Tupac, and Biggie—just as he released what he calls his last album. Fans jumped in with passionate takes on legacy and influence.

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The Thursday video shows him shouting 'six-two' before security locked the store doors and police arrived, leaving him looking scared. The '6-7' dance comes from a UK drill rap track that became a TikTok hit, even drawing Prime Minister Keir Starmer's attention last year before a school banned it. Online reactions condemned the stunt as clout-chasing, with calls for arrests and laments over declining public behavior, though no charges or identity details have surfaced from Lidl or police.

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A young man hopped onto a Lidl checkout counter in Croydon, poured milk over himself, and busted out the '6-7' dance while grinning amid stunned shoppers.

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On February 16, the First Amendment Troop staged 'ResistDance' in Washington, D.C., portraying the killings of Renee Nicole Good, shot by an ICE agent on January 7 after driving from a raid, and Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a nurse shot multiple times on January 24 during an ICE operation. The performance spread widely online, with supporters praising its artistry while critics called it corny and misleading. Tensions rose when Good's Minneapolis memorial was set ablaze on February 17, and U2 released an EP honoring her as an 'American mother of three' fighting for freedom.

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Twenty-two performers in maroon outfits stood on Lincoln Memorial steps, symbolically reenacting the deaths of a poet-mother and a nurse as modern-day resisters against federal agents.

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User @triiadxx's February 20 post paired images from del Toro's The Shape of Water and Frankenstein, claiming he understands women's yearning for monstrous beauty, and quickly drew nearly 2 million views. Critics like @vikare06 fired back with 40,000 likes on a simple challenge: make the monster short and fat to test true appeal, sparking memes of 'ugly' creature versions and jabs at height in romance. While some defend del Toro's empathetic outsiders from films like Pan's Labyrinth and Hellboy, the thread taps into endless online clashes over looks versus heart in fantasy attractions.

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A post praising Guillermo del Toro for grasping women's draw to 'beauty within the monstrous' exploded with replies questioning if it's really about personality or just tall, ripped creature designs.

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Edwards, a 21-year-old powerhouse midfielder, died from injuries in the 1958 Munich Air Disaster that claimed eight Busby Babes. Debuting at 16, the 6ft star won two league titles, earned 18 England caps, and drew praise as the complete footballer from Sir Bobby Charlton and Jimmy Murphy. Fans pilgrimage to his Dudley grave each anniversary, sharing stories of his thunderous tackles and shots, while tributes highlight what might have been in the 1960s.

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Duncan Edwards clung to life for 15 days after the Munich crash, giving fans a flicker of hope before his death on February 21, 1958. Today, Manchester United supporters worldwide leave flowers at his grave, keeping his memory alive.

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Nigerian striker Gift Orban, on loan at Hellas Verona from Hoffenheim, received a straight red card from referee Luca Pairetto for protesting a non-call during their 2-1 loss to Parma. Orban later posted on X that as a Black player in Italy, he feels treated differently and called for fairness on the pitch; Verona protested by skipping media duties. The incident followed Juventus' Pierre Kalulu's controversial second yellow for a dive the day before, with Serie A referee chief Gianluca Rocchi apologizing for that error but silent so far on Orban's case amid fan debates over inconsistency.

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Just 11 minutes into the match, Gift Orban raised his arms in frustration toward the referee—and suddenly Verona were down to 10 men for nearly 80 grueling minutes.

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