There are certain milestones that every parent watches out for in their kids. A baby’s first steps and words are some of the most common, of course. But few parents ever expect to one day discover that their baby is remarkably good at darts. And yet, that is exactly what happened to Vanneste Jelle. Their little one is named Luke Littler. Although he barely has any hair on the top of his head, he’s already got an eye for the game. In fact, one of his parents created a whole social media account dedicated to showing off his impressive skills. Worried this might be too dangerous for a baby? No need to worry! The darts Luke uses aren’t sharp — it appears he uses magnetic ones instead. So, without further ado, let’s see Luke’s skills in action! Check him out in the adorable viral video below. @vanneste_ #darts #pdc #pdcdarts #lukelittler #projectlittler ♬ origineel geluid – Ramon “His stance gets me every time… he’s like a pro!!” someone shares in the comments, with another person pointing out, “Dude has a better throwing technique than his walking technique.” Meet Luke Littler, the Talented & Adorable “Dart Baby” Stealing Everyone’s Hearts With a game of professional darts playing on the TV just behind the talented tot, do you think he’s watching in hopes of copying some of their moves? In any case, it’s clear that Luke has unique skills. This can be seen in the numerous videos posted on his account. Another fan favorite can be seen below. @vanneste_ No look shot #darts #pdc ♬ origineel geluid – Vanneste jelle Throwing the darts without even looking!? Now Luke is just showing off… and we love it! “He is so unbothered by his talent,” someone points out in the comments of the second video, another adding, “Bro really wants to miss, he is tired of hitting the target.” “I saw him at the bar last week,” a third person jokes, “great player.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Baby Throws Darts Like A Pro & It’s Seriously Impressive appeared first on InspireMore.

Bob Woodward is the most overpraised journalist in modern American history. He’s an “icon” because he took out Richard Nixon. Every book should be titled “Democrats Pounce” because that’s how these books succeed. Back in October 2006, when Woodward’s Bush-bashing book “State of Denial” came out, NBC’s Tim Russert proclaimed: “Mr. Woodward will be all over the media talking about this book, talking about this issue. You know the Democrats will pounce on it.” Yes, “he’ll be all over the media” and “the Democrats will pounce on it” is pretty much the same thing. This has become a pattern with Woodward when he’s writing “Democrats pounce” books. The next book, “The War Within,” came out on Sept. 8, 2008. The trend continued with the anti-Trump books: “Fear” on Sept. 11, 2018; “Rage” on Sept. 15, 2020; and “The Trump Tapes” on Oct. 24, 2022. And now “War” on Oct. 15, 2024. All the networks are sharing Woodward’s usual anonymous sources making wild claims, like former President Donald Trump shared COVID-19 tests with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Pounce! All the networks loved that, and not so much Woodward’s claim that President Joe Biden told staffers that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was a “bad [bleeping] guy.” Vice President Kamala Harris jumped on Woodward’s Trump story and knew her softball interviewers wouldn’t ask a question about the “BFG” tale. Now, what would happen if Woodward had written a book that went after Biden the way that he has gone after Trump? What if Woodward worked his shifty secretive sources into talking about how they all hid Biden’s cognitive decline from the public? Would all the networks share that? We’ll never know, because Woodward has no interest in upsetting the people who rush out to buy his books. What if Woodward wrote a book that carried shocking allegations like the ones Josh Boswell has filed for the U.K.’s Daily Mail? The networks have treated those stories like they do not exist. The Daily Mail is not a prestigious Nixon-ruining Democrat rag like The Washington Post. On Oct. 3, the Boswell scoop was headlined “Kamala Harris’s husband Doug Emhoff ‘forcefully slapped ex-girlfriend for flirting with another man’ in booze-fueled assault after date to star-studded gala.” This claim was set in 2012, before Emhoff began dating Harris. “One of her friends told DailyMail.com that the woman called him immediately after the incident, sobbing in her cab, and described the alleged assault.” On Oct. 8, Boswell posted another scoop. “Kamala Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff faces explosive new allegations from his time at top LA law firm.” He was allegedly “inappropriate” and “misogynistic” at work, according to anonymous former colleagues. They claimed that “he yelled expletives, held a men-only cocktail hour in the office, revoked work perks from women who didn’t flirt with him, and took only young, attractive associates in a limousine to a ball.” One can respect the decision to avoid a story until it can be confirmed—if it’s ever applied in a bipartisan manner. It isn’t. No one showed this restraint when women made wild accusations against Supreme Court Justice-to-be Brett Kavanaugh in 2018. Addressing this Emhoff silence, Trump told Ben Shapiro: “If that were me, it would be the greatest story in the last five years.” You could laugh out loud when they would make the excuse, like Lesley Stahl did about the Hunter Biden laptop: “It can’t be verified.” What they mean is, “We refuse to try and verify that.” They’ll admit, “This has not been confirmed by NBC News” or whatever with Woodward and his anonymous sources/conspirators. But it’s too juicy to wait for confirmation.  COPYRIGHT 2024 CREATORS.COM We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post What If Bob Woodward Wrote a Book About Doug Emhoff? (He Won’t) appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Developer Atlus’ Metaphor: ReFantazio was released this week with a couple of major milestones. It is not only the company’s fastest-selling game on Steam, but also the biggest launch. While this might come as a surprise to some, it shouldn’t, because turn-based RPGs pull in thousands of players every week. Atlus’ latest is part of a long line of turn-based hits, and it once again proves we need more of them. Continue reading Metaphor Refantazio’s instant success joins the recent turn-based RPG explosion MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Metaphor Refantazio review, Best RPG games, Best JRPGs

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