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I'm extremely confident "No Hands" by waka will get any party hyped all the way up into the year 2025
“So your bar required masks until 2026?”
“Yes, Dave.”
“And you marketed only to lesbians?”
“That’s right.”
“So now you’re $50,000 in debt and you don’t even work at the bar anymore?”
“Correct.”
“So what is it you do now?”
“I’m in clown college.”
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Good news for you I *also* have a video about that!
Replying to @emmma_camp_ @WSJFreeEx
What’s the reason fridges used to last 25 years but now they crap out after 5?
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Do you remember the PR campaigns to convince you electricity is a good idea? Probably you don’t; very likely you think anyone against electricity in the 1930s was an idiot
But *of course* your opposition to data centers is completely different and grounded in logic
Something to think about
in 1937 the federal government ran poster campaigns to convince rural Americans electricity was a good idea.
people were protesting the towers. @mattyj612 and I talked about what those fights say about the data center backlash.
soon on thirdoikos.com
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finally saw the odyssey. I do not like the way they treated the cyclops. he was minding his business and tending a lovely home.
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I actually think full grown adults endorsing police abolition don’t get to just go “whoopsie!”
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Aaron Rodgers when asked about his mindset coming into his last season, via @PatMcAfeeShow:
"I'm gonna plead the fifth. Like that absolute coward Tony Fauci. Absolute coward."
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"Here I am sitting in front of you six years later, saying: Who the FUCK do you think you were to do that?
It is a total disgrace what you did to this country."
About time someone told Fauci off like this.
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We stopped the world’s economy for a virus 99.9% of people survive and we printed $7 trillion in unbacked currency while we did it.
This is how it is now. That toothpaste doesn’t go back in the tube. Sorry. Some of us tried to stop it.
The Democrats might lose by more than they did in ‘24, unreal
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