terryz.bsky.social
Boystown ∙ East Lakeview ∙ Chicago
Quentin Crisp: "There is no real need to do housework. After a few years it doesn't get any worse."
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How utterly pathetic. We’ve turned this country into a QVC.
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I doubt that Trump will take you back, Elon. Saying that YOU won the election for him will stick in his craw for ever.
However, if he surprised me and DOES take you back, prepare to place your gonads into a velvet lined box that he will keep in the Resolute Desk.
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"Paid Protesters" and "Foreign Influence" is what protests in Russia have always been called.
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To me, this looks like the definition of "toxic".
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"Elon is 100% certain he got Trump elected."
So are we.
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There is no returning for Musk. Trump will never trust him again.
He's persona non grata ... in aeternum.
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There is no returning for Musk. Trump will never trust him again.
He's persona non grata ... in aeternum.
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There is no returning for Musk. Trump will never trust him again.
He's persona non grata ... in aeternum.
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Never forget
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More than YT.
I find it amusing that when opening DeepSeek, it asks me if *I* am a bot!
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Let's not forget that Ukraine is just the first step
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkrL...
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If the people of Kentucky can't stant Rand Paul,
Why do they keep voting for him?
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Let's not forget the sumptuous meal served at the CryptoDinner.
Alongside the sumptuous meal served at the Fyre Festival.
Did the current WH chef work at Fyre?
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"This former Republican Congressman, former Republican candidate for President, this former TEA Party champion is formally joining the Democratic Party."
Former. Former. Former.
When will CURRENT GOP member of the Congress have this same epiphany?
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I think it was Emmanuel Macron's wife Brigitte that gave Elon the shiner. Emmanuel missed getting one from her just the other day.
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How many scaramuccis did he last?
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Is it better than selling farts in a jar?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7k9...
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Whenever Trump speaks I always think of Mary Tyler Moore, Lou Grant and Gavin McLeon watching Ted Baxter's live news segment cringing in anticipation of Ted's next mispronunciation, gaffe or general lack of understanding about current events.
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Which is better or are they equally insulting? TrumpCoin or Fyre Festival dinners?
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He's charging $153,000 per client for the climb.
He's able to do each climb in one week instead of eight weeks normally.
Yes, we can all do the math.
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"Sounds like extortion for lower tariffs."
Not extortion but an out-and-out bribe.
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And what "exclusive" dinner with Trump do these thousands of people get whose donations also got him back into the WH?
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Bravo! Following Abbe Lowell's lead.
abcnews.go.com/US/newly-lau...
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Richard Aboulafia, managing director of AeroDynamic Advisory & an aviation analyst: "Most likely there will be money spent on this jet, probably a lot more than what the jet is worth. All of this amounts to, you know, frankly, a waste of taxpayer dollars in terms of this additional vanity project."
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"The Qatari government purchased the plane in 2012, and had been trying to sell it for several years without success."
Who would want a plane full of bugs, anyway?
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"Who wants to pay $4500 for their next iPhone?"
$4,500? Not so ...
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Get ready for a run on screwdrivers at your local hardware store:
Lutnick: "The army of millions and millions of human beings screwing in little screws to make iPhones -- that kind of thing is going to come to America."
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Gold is a highly maleable material. Not exactly something that could be used for protection.
Iron, on the other hand, IS something that could be used for protection.
But calling it the Iron Dome would be crass.
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Why is no one talking about the millions it would take to strip out the entire interior (including bugs) and refit it for presidential security?
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Trump is just plain jealous because all he could get were the likes of Kid Rock.
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Fun Fact:
"Immaculate Conception" does not refer to Jesus' virgin birth.
It refers to Mary's birth without original sin.
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German newsmagazine Der Spiegel reported that the Max Planck Society—one of the world’s top scientific research institutions—is experiencing an uptick in applications from American scientists.
newrepublic.com/article/1914...