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Youtube gives plenty of love to Tyler with more videos about our town than we ever thought possible. There are reasons to move here, reasons not to move here, and even one guy who says he hates Tyler. What?!

It's very real and very open.

I flipped on the light. To my horror, I saw my tomatoes had been mangled in the night. This was the doing of 'Jasper, the yellow peril.' *cue dramatic music*

They rallied in the finals, finishing with a score of 98.9667, which put them in the lead, in front of the now quite famous Navarro College Cheer Team.

I don't know enough about what's available on TikTok to know how to search for stuff, so I asked a few of my friends during our Friday Night Zoom party. "Tiktok...It's basically like going down a rabbit hole of 'likes'," says my friend J.

It was originally inspired by American Folk Music. Which yes, was one musical descendent of Celtic music--the early form of music in the British Isles.

You'll be screaming at your phone, trust me.

As she's crawling at first, she then begins to look like she's sliding.

The tone of her video has drawn criticism due to what is considered to be a harsh tone in response to concern. And due to how she referred to the missing girl.

After the headlines and heartaches of pandemics and political tensions, we needed the lighthearted fun of playing in the snow. Hey, I even built a snowman!

She's released a statement apologizing "for any harm [her] words caused," and she regrets "using a reference to one of the most evil dictators in history..."

Washington Post reporter Rebecca Tan said "some tried to scale the construction structures and have been tackled by police...Capitol police trying to hold them back."