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I am unable to check my notifications. I feel as if my hands are tied.

Originally posted by: S_H_Y

https://youtu.be/-VLEPhfEN2M

Ye aadmi tha kaun?

Bolo kaunse gaane ka yaad dilata hai?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uB1D9wWxd2w

Originally posted by: hotchic2

I am unable to check my notifications. I feel as if my hands are tied.

I also. No notification until i load it manually

Originally posted by: Billi_Bangalan

I also. No notification until i load it manually

Manually, how? To me, it shows error null yadda yadda.

Originally posted by: Mishh007

Ye aadmi tha kaun?

Fred Rogers was the host of an insanely popular kid's show, Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, that aired from 1968 to 2001. The show itself was kind of notable for being very calm and direct with kids, not using excessive sight gags or lots of bright colors or action, and taking the time to handle some more serious topics. Fred was fairly famous for the show, but was also well known for basically being exactly the kind of guy he presented himself on the show, calm, friendly, understanding, and pretty much the platonic ideal of the word "wholesome." Some things of note that he did:

Making it clear that what was going on was a TV show, including taking time to discuss or show off the support staff, and just helping kids understand the difference between was was on TV and what was real.

At one point a blind child wrote in explaining that they were worried the on-set fish that were occasionally mentioned weren't getting fed enough, since Mr. Rogers would sometimes do so without saying. After receiving the letter, he made sure to mention it every time he fed them.

At one point he was driven via limo to a TV executive's home for dinner. Upon finding out the driver was basically going to wait in the limo while they ate, instead invited him in, and after the dinner stopped by the driver's home and spent time meeting his family.

Despite being an ordained minister, refused to agree or comment on things like homosexuality when asked, always insisting that God loved people the way they were.

He saved both public television and the VCR (which can by extension be considered saving the entire home-recording industry). During testimony to congress about the issues, he explained about the potential of TV to help educate and motivate children caused them to over double the funding PBS received, going from $9m to $22m, as well as preventing laws being made that would have stopped home recording, because it allowed parents to record and spend time sitting and watching programs with their children as a family.

Francois Clemmons, an African American entertainer, was tapped to play the part of a police officer that would sometimes get a segment on the show with Fred. In an episode in 1969, he showed the two of them together cooling their feet in a small plastic pool, and even helped Clemmons dry his feet (keep in mind that this was during some of the high points of the Civil Rights movement), one of the most open and well done shows of equality at the time.

There's basically absolutely no evidence that any of the things he said, did, or presented himself as on his show were anything less than his true self. It wasn't a character, it wasn't an act, all evidence indicates that Fred Rogers was that damned wholesome and kind.

https://netizenbuzz.blogspot.com/2019/07/netizens-demand-sm-cancel-exos.html?_sm_au_=iVVRd563s3nqJ4V2

Knetz being dramatic again with their hate for Japan .

Originally posted by: hotchic2

Manually, how? To me, it shows error null yadda yadda.

https://www.indiaforums.com/my/notifications

Isme kholti hu roz

Omg somebody just taareefd a menu i posted.