MCU Fans Roast ESPN For Confusing Avengers: Infinity War With Endgame
Like your middle-aged relative trying to name-drop things you like in order to appear cool and relevant, ESPN decided to use
Avengers: Endgame as a reference point for a recent tweet to mark two years since the former highest-grossing movie of all-time was released, and fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe were quick to call them out for the faux pas.
Based on the image alone, a lot of work was put into the seemingly innocuous post from a graphic design perspective at least, but apparently nobody bothered to check if the facts were on point. As most people would surely know by now given that
Ionia County 64-A District Court sentencings
Ionia Sentinel-Standard
64-A District Court: Judge Raymond Voet
Jagara Bell, 39, of Redford, convicted March 30 of Driving While License Suspended. Sentenced to $400 in costs and fines.
Jennifer Defrece, 45, of Ionia, convicted March 30 of No Insurance. Sentenced to $775 in costs and fines.
George Cabrera, 41, of Wyoming, convicted March 30 of Driving While License Suspended-Second. Sentenced to 25 days in jail.
Emily Anthony, 21, of Ionia, convicted March 30 of Operate-Unregistered Vehicle. Sentenced to $400 in costs and fines.
Ethan Pennington, 17, of Belding, convicted Feb. 10 of Disorderly. Sentenced to 60 days in jail, $25 in costs , 12 months probation.
Elizabeth Rood, 33, of Lake Odessa, convicted March 29 of Assault Or Assault And Battery. Sentenced to four days in jail, $1,183 in costs and fines, 12 months probation.
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Many 19th century American authors earned their place in the literature canon, but none were more influential than Mark Twain. Writing during Reconstruction, he took on the issue of slavery from the white southern perspective. Want to learn more about this literary icon and who he was? Let’s jump right into the fascinating facts and circumstances of his life.
What is Mark Twain’s Real Name?
Who was Mark Twain? Not a real person. He was actually born Samuel Langhorne Clemens in 1835. The pseudonym Mark Twain first appeared at the end of a dispatch from Carson City to