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12/30/2025

BREAKING: Epstein survivor DEMOLISHES Trump with six words after his Christmas social media meltdown.

Donald Trump tried to turn Christmas Day into yet another all-caps grievance parade — and ended up getting absolutely flattened by a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse with just six words.

In one of an avalanche of rambling holiday Truth Social posts, Trump bizarrely wished “Merry Christmas” to what he called “sleazebags” connected to Epstein, accusing unnamed elites of partying on Epstein’s island, funding his crimes, and then — somehow — blaming Trump for it all. As usual, Trump crowned himself the lone hero, claiming he was “actually the only one who did drop Epstein,” before lashing out at Democrats, the “Radical Left,” and even tossing in a stray insult at Rep. Thomas Massie for good measure.

It was classic Trump: deflection, self-praise, conspiracy theories, and zero acknowledgment of victims — all wrapped up in a Christmas bow.

But Marijke Chartouni, an Epstein survivor, didn’t need a manifesto to respond.

“Every accusation is a confession. Cheers,” she wrote, punctuating it with a champagne-glass emoji.

Six words. Game over.

Chartouni, who has said Epstein sexually abused her when she was 20 years old, cut through Trump’s performative outrage with brutal clarity. While Trump was busy rewriting history and pointing fingers, a survivor reminded the world of a truth Trump desperately tries to avoid: when powerful men rant about shadowy conspiracies and “witch hunts,” they’re often telling on themselves.

Trump’s post was less about justice and more about ego — an attempt to distance himself from Epstein while weaponizing the trauma of survivors to score political points. Chartouni’s reply, meanwhile, did what Trump never does: centered reality.

No self-pity. No shouting. No lies. Just a devastating reminder that survivors see through the noise — and they’re done being props in Trump’s endless victimhood cosplay.

Merry Christmas indeed.

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12/29/2025

BREAKING: How a South Park writer just SABOTAGED Trump’s Kennedy Center renaming scam.

Just when you thought the Trump rebrand machine couldn’t get any tackier, reality delivered a punchline even Saturday Night Live couldn’t write.

As the Trump-appointed board rushed to slap Donald Trump’s name onto the Kennedy Center — a cultural landmark meant to honor art, not ego — they forgot one tiny detail: someone already grabbed the web domain. And not just anyone. A comedian.

While workers were literally bolting Trump’s name onto the building, comedy writer Toby Morton was sitting back, refreshing his inbox, watching the chaos unfold… on a website he already owned.

TrumpKennedyCenter.org? Taken. TrumpKennedyCenter.com? Also taken.

And not by Trump and his minions — but by a satirist who’s made a hobby of turning conservative branding exercises into political self-owns.

Morton, a veteran comedy writer with credits on South Park and Mad TV, saw the writing on the wall months ago. Having previously acquired domain names related to MAGA reps such as Lauren Boebert, Nancy Mace, and Marjorie Taylor Greene for his satiric web-based purposes, the writer knew exactly when to spring into action.

As Trump purged the Kennedy Center board and replaced it with loyalists, Morton quietly scooped up the domain names, anticipating exactly what would happen next. And happen it did, completely validating his prescience.

Now, as Trump attempts to immortalize himself by stapling his name onto a national arts institution, Morton is preparing to turn the whole thing into a digital roast — one that mocks the ego, the vanity, and the absurdity of a president treating a cultural landmark like a piece of personal merch.

The irony is rich: Trump can rename buildings, bully boards, and slap his name in gold letters across history — but he can’t control the internet. The satire has already landed and will get even more savage once Morton decides on the content he’ll add to the sites.

And in a twist that feels almost poetic, the man who once rebranded casinos, steaks, universities, and water bottles can’t even lock down his own name online.

As Morton put it, once art becomes ego, parody becomes inevitable. Some monuments are built to last. Others exist just long enough to be laughed at.

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12/28/2025

06/05/2025

If you have a child who is a mouth breather seek help!

03/28/2025

09/27/2024

We’re so excited to unveil a new visual that beautifully captures Dr. Zaghi’s latest insights into tongue anatomy, introduced at the ALSC Symposium earlier this year. This exciting update reshapes how we understand tongue-tie and mid-tongue restriction, clearing up confusion around around the term posterior tongue-tie. The new terminology reveals that what we’ve been calling a posterior issue is actually linked to the mid-tongue body! These insights will help medical professionals, dental professionals, and speech therapists assess and treat tongue-tie with far greater precision.

A HUGE shout-out to Dr. Zaghi, Chad and Leyli for communicating these paradigm shifts with such epic visuals! Their work makes understanding this complex anatomy so much easier. Go Team Breathe!

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06/25/2024

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06/12/2024

What is a Ankyloglossia “tongue-tie” ??

Ankyloglossia is a condition of altered tongue mobility due to the presence of restrictive tissue between the undersurface of the tongue and the floor of mouth. Restricted tongue mobility may be caused by a short mucosal lingual frenulum and/or by sub-mucosal myofascial fibers of the underlying genioglossus muscle that are fibrosed and impair optimal oral functions. Ankyloglossia may also be attributed to scar tissue from a prior surgical procedure or other trauma.

The un-tethered mobility of the tongue is required for optimal speech, chewing, swallow, oral hygiene, and breathing functions, as well as for development of the maxillofacial complex and upper airway.