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The February 17 post by @_perfectmips drew over 5,000 likes but sparked replies highlighting 'Jesús' as hugely popular in Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, and Spain due to Catholic roots. Users shared stories of Mexican uncles, Peruvian grandmas, U.S. landscapers named Jesus, and even Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus. The exchange showed cultural differences: many English speakers view 'Jesus' as too sacred, while Latino traditions embrace it, and Muslims revere Jesus as prophet Isa. It turned into a reminder of Christianity's global diversity and the need for cultural context online.

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A post asked why Christians skip naming kids 'Jesus' like Muslims do 'Muhammad.' Replies from Latin America quickly shared that 'Jesús' is a everyday name there, with over 1.4 million in Mexico alone.

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Drag queen Maxie Andreison posted a rant criticizing AI-generated music for lacking human experience and soul. Users referenced O Bar’s 20th anniversary song made by AI and expressed agreement, urging support for real artists during National Arts Month. The discussion highlighted concerns about AI in music, visual art, and OPM.

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The Israel Defense Forces identified dozens of Hezbollah weapons sites and command posts in the southern Lebanese village of Beit Lif, calling it a violation of the November 2024 ceasefire. Local residents denied the claims and requested Lebanese army protection, which deployed patrols hours later. The accusations coincide with IDF strikes on suspected storage facilities in nearby Deir Kifa, Shehour, Tayr Filsay, and Aynata after evacuation warnings.

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Just 3.5 km from Israel's border, IDF troops uncover Hezbollah headquarters hidden in Lebanese homes next to schools.

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Charlie, a barn and cabin builder, shared a photo Thursday evening of his rustic general store: pine siding, wide porch, simple door amid the trees. He joked about no sales tax and teased finishing touches like a rooftop sign and church pews. Replies poured in with pioneer fantasies, Simpsons references, and offers to grill pies, all praising its authentic charm against big-box sameness. Fans see it as the American dream of building what you need, right where you want.

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Nestled among bare winter pines, a fresh wooden general store whispers of self-reliant backwoods life—and Charlie's photo brought that dream rushing back for thousands.

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In Tehran's Enghelab Square, crowds torched a statue labeled 'the devil Baal,' calling it a symbol of Satanism and Zionism. The Church of Satan, founded in 1966 by Anton LaVey as an atheistic philosophy using symbols like the Sigil of Baphomet, responded firmly: Baal is not one of theirs. Replies poured in from Christians insisting Baal is satanic by nature and conspiracy theorists linking it to modern scandals, while the Church quipped about believers schooling them on their own faith.

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Protesters in Tehran burned a Baal effigy as a satanic symbol, prompting the Church of Satan to jump in with a simple correction—and a dash of humor.

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Born in 1998 in Lagos' Olusosun slum near Africa's largest landfill, Osimhen grew up in a single room with six siblings after his mother's early death, his father scraping by as a dishwasher amid unpaid rent and collapsing roofs. Football became his escape through barefoot games and scavenged boots, leading to a breakthrough at Nigeria's U-17 World Cup in 2015 where he scored 10 goals for the Golden Boot, then pro stints at Wolfsburg, Lille, Napoli's 2023 Scudetto win, and now Galatasaray since July 2025. He shares his story to inspire kids from the same hardships: start in the gutter, but greatness can make your name echo for 1,000 years.

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At age 12, Victor Osimhen huddled in a fetid gutter, sobbing over his family's cut power and endless struggles. In his raw Players' Tribune essay, he calls it proof of God's grace that anyone knows his name today.

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Euro Pacific Asset Management chief Peter Schiff this week dismissed Bitcoin as a flawed medium of exchange and inferior store of value compared to tokenized gold. He referenced Cathie Wood's revised $1.2 million Bitcoin target for 2030, blaming stablecoins' rise in emerging markets. Amid Bitcoin's 5% year-to-date drop to $90,400, gold has surged 54% while drawing online mockery of Schiff's repeated past predictions.

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Peter Schiff strikes again: Bitcoin is doomed, he says, as stablecoins steal its transaction role and gold crushes it in value storage.

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During Thursday's session at Groupama OL Training Center, Real Madrid loanee Endrick from Brazil stationed himself by the fence, phone out to check times and jokingly demand payments from late arrivals like Rayan Cherki. Lyon’s official videos captured his cheeky French banter, with captions like 'Pay up, no excuses,' as teammates laughed and jogged in. Fans praised the lighthearted leadership from the Palmeiras product, who's scoring goals on his six-month Lyon loan since December 2025 and settling in with humor ahead of Brazil's World Cup hopes.

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Picture a grinning 19-year-old striker, gloves on, water bottle in hand, collecting €100 fines from tardy teammates at Lyon's training ground. Endrick turned punctuality patrol into pure fun.

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The Badminton World Federation updated rankings on February 17, placing Nigeria's Mariam Eniola Bolaji at No. 1 in women's SL3 para-badminton with 63,950 points, ahead of Indonesia's Qonitah Ikhtiar Syakuroh. Her rise followed silver at the 2026 World Championships in Bahrain and gold defending her Egypt Para-Badminton International title. At Paris 2024, the then-19-year-old won bronze, the first African badminton medal at Olympics or Paralympics. Discovered just four years ago in Ilorin, Nigeria, Bolaji competes in the SL3 category for players with moderate impairment in one lower limb.

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From a Paralympic debut bronze in Paris to smashing into the top spot, 21-year-old Mariam Eniola Bolaji has become Nigeria's para-badminton queen.

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Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai selected Real Madrid's Fede Valverde over Matheus Cunha, Vitinha, Martin Odegaard, and Frenkie de Jong, and chose Luka Modric over Gennaro Gattuso, Andrea Pirlo, and Andres Iniesta. The interview clip was shared by Anything Liverpool and Madrid Universal.

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Rudy Mancuso revealed a tattoo of Bruna Marquezine's full name on his arm in a lowercase Comic Sans-style font. The tattoo sparked widespread online discussion on social media.

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