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Today's the day

Hey, it’s Hershey. We already got our first exciting fan letter! Let’s see what it says

It’s from Forrest. Hi, Forrest! You suggested that we should delete our account on July 17th, 2021. 

Well Forrest, I have a suggestion for you. On July 17th, 2021, I suggest you start running. 

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Gastly got hit with the death star

SOMEBODY ON YOUTUBE HACKED THE GAME SO THEY COULD GET SKITTY TO DO THE LIGHT THAT BURNS THE SKY AND ITS SO FUCKIGM FUNNY I WANT TO CRY LOOK AT HOW SMALL SKITTY IS COMPARED TO HIS ENERGY THING IMANAJA

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my main goal is to be the conniving sneaky bastard bitch of someone's life story

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IT'S OUR 80TH ANNIVERSARY!

The Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum is America's first presidential library -- and the only one used by a sitting president. It was conceived and built under President Roosevelt's direction and opened to the public in 1941.

The Library's mission is to foster research and education on the life and times of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, and their continuing impact on contemporary life. Our work is carried out by four major areas: Archives, Museum, Education and Public Programs.

LEARN MORE: https://www.fdrlibrary.org/

"It seems to me that the dedication of a library is in itself an act of faith."

- Franklin Roosevelt, Remarks at the Dedication of the Franklin Roosevelt Library, June 30, 1941

On June 30, 1941, a crowd gathered on the lawn in front of this building. They had come to witness the dedication of America's first "Presidential library." As FDR looked out at the group assembled on that warm summer day, he observed they had gathered "at a moment when government of the people by themselves is being attacked everywhere." Indeed, as he spoke, totalitarian nations were threatening freedom in Europe and Asia. The dedication of his Library, Roosevelt affirmed, was "an act of faith" that demonstrated "our confidence in the future of democracy...will not diminish."

Creating the FDR Library Before FDR, Presidential papers were often lost to history. Presidents routinely took their papers with them when they left office. Some destroyed them; others scattered them haphazardly, making research difficult if not impossible. In the twentieth-century, the families of some presidents began donating their papers to the Library of Congress. But by then many Presidential papers had disappeared: given away as souvenirs, destroyed, lost in family attics, and sold to autograph collectors. A collector and student of history, Roosevelt was determined to change this. He devised a plan that revolutionized the way Presidential history is preserved and interpreted. He raised private funds to build a library on his estate to house his papers and display his eclectic personal collections. Then, he presented the library to the nation as a gift. In 1943, FDR donated his Springwood home to the country, on the condition that his family be able to use it after his death. It was transferred to the Department of the Interior in 1945 after the family relinquished their lifetime rights. America's Presidential Libraries The Roosevelt Library inspired a growing system of Presidential libraries. Subsequent presidents embraced FDR's model of a public facility - built with private funds - to preserve their papers, books, and memorabilia. Every president since FDR has built a Presidential library, and Herbert Hoover subsequently created one for his records. Today, there are over a dozen libraries in a system operated by the National Archives and Records Administration. Their records are open to the public and used by thousands of researchers each year. In 1978, the Presidential Records Act established that Presidential papers would be the property of the nation, starting with the president elected in 1980.

Legacy

In 2016, to commemorate our 75th anniversary, members of the Roosevelt Institute and the presidential library system spoke about President Roosevelt’s legacy and why he decided to create the first presidential library.

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isn’t zoroastrianism monotheistic??? how can you be that and pagan at the same time?

Found some kind of guy on reddit

#jesus christ #who the fuck

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only acting by kero kero bonito my beloved...

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god i love this song. i've only known about for like three months but it's already my favorite song like ever. time'n'place is just an amazing album overall.

#kero kero bonito #Spotify

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weezer release an album with more than 10 songs challenge

#yes i know most of their albums have more than 10 songs #but like #all of their good albums have 10 songs and are 30 minutes #weezer

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drinking cold water right after chewing one of the fresh flavors of gum is a mood and a half

#chewing gum

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say what you will about Weezer but you can't deny that every member is either adorable or hot

#weezer

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the amount of oasis blogs that would have existed had tumblr been around in the 90s frightens me

#oasismusic #90s music #fandom

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tobby:)

Tobby, 8.2 x 11.6 inches

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what you missed in Minneapolis this past week (6/6/21)

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The city and mayor are attempting to remove the community structures and memorials from 38th and Chicago to re-open the streets to car traffic despite the mayor’s promise last year and continued local opposition.

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U.S. Marshalls killed a Black man, Winston Smith for unclear reasons in Minneapolis. Minneapolis police then cracked open the head of a person at a vigil for Smith who was handing out pizza (no hospital info for her yet) while attempting to shut down the vigil. The task force that killed Smith does not use body cameras, but it’s believed witnesses may have recorded something. Police have stated that Smith was suspected of owning a handgun while being a (former?) felon.

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Gun control in the U.S will always be used to kill Black people. There is no legal measure that won’t be used to subjugate Black people. The law and its enforcement are murderous institutions of control for white supremacy and the rich.

This story might be being suppressed on social media according to local sources. This post will be updated as/if I learn more.

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(ʘ‿ʘ✿) “what you say ‘bout me”

(ʘ‿ʘ)ノ✿ “hold my flower”

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YOU THINK I’M JOKING BUT I’M DEAD SERIOUS

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i got alpha hunter. i would be the pack's comedic relief who doesn't live up to his name until the last battle of the movie

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I’m glad ppl on tiktok are doing ok