Biden’s State Department is offering hundreds of employees taxpayer-funded therapy for staff who have ‘PTSD’ following Donald Trump’s election victory. According to reports, employees at the United States State Department are ‘deeply traumatized’ following Trump’s [...] The post State Department Staff Given Taxpayer-Funded Therapy for ‘PTSD’ Following Trump’s Victory appeared first on The People's Voice.

Joy Behar spread some crazy information on her show about Joe Rogan, which is what the ladies of The View do. She told the audience that Joe Rogan believed in dragons to prove that he was spreading disinformation. Joy Behar says people like their show because they tell the truth, unlike “dragon believer” Joe Rogan. […] The post Clown Show! Joy Behar Says Joe Rogan Believes in Dragons appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, West Yorkshire, is an incredible place to visit. Its exhibits span from ancient times to medieval times, the Iron Age, and the present. Visitors will find weapons, armament, and even movie props. Some of the most popular parts of a museum visit are the live shows and daily combat demonstrations. The jousting matches in medieval armor have prompted some questions from people about performing routine movements. The question is answered by one of the knights performing a dance demonstration. @royalarmouriesmuseum POV: you asked if medieval armour was hard to move in… Tickets for the joust available via our website, link in bio! #royalarmouries #historytok #museumtok #museum #medievaltok #armour #knight #byebyebye #nsync #deadpool ♬ Bye Bye Bye – From Deadpool and Wolverine Soundtrack – *NSYNC The knight happily danced to the popular “Bye Bye Bye” soundtrack from “Deadpool and Wolverine” by NSYNC. After the dubbed version of the dance was on TikTok, another follower asked how loud the plate armor was. The result is fascinating. The metallic sounds of the medieval armor are not as musical as a wind chime, but it does have a rhythm. @royalarmouriesmuseum Replying to @ Jay the much requested reveal… how loud is our dancing knight? #museumtok #historytok #leeds #museum #medievaltok #royalarmouries #knight #deadpool #dancepool ♬ original sound – Royal Armouries Museum It is impressive to be able to dance at all in medieval armor. The armor plate and chainmail tunics can weigh as much as 35 to 55 pounds. These suits were designed for protection during jousting and sword battles, not for dancing. Kudos to the knight who made us all smile by showing us their styling moves in full armor. If you visit the Royal Armouries Museum, you may not see a live dance performance, but you can catch a jousting match. Watch as the jousters aim lances at one another while charging forward on horseback. TikTok While the museum and many exhibits are free of charge, some special attractions cost a few pounds. The Crossbow Challenge allows visitors to shoot a crossbow at a target. If you visit the UK, add the Royal Armouries Museum to your list. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Old School Cool: Suit Of Medieval Armor Breaks It Down To NSYNC appeared first on InspireMore.

The word “King” carries a weight of authority, mystique, and grandeur, making it a compelling choice for countless rock and roll artists to use in their music. Whether symbolizing power, loss, heartbreak, or even rebellion, the concept of “King” has been woven into songs that transcend genres and decades. This list highlights ten unforgettable tracks where “King” takes center stage, showcasing the creativity and diversity of rock and roll. Deep Purple kicks things off with “Speed King,” an electrifying track that showcases their unmatched ability to blend hard rock and virtuoso musicianship. Sade brings sophistication and soul to the list The post 10 Best Songs With The Word ‘King’ In The Title appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

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