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scott retweeted
The thing about fighting a monkey is you would just pick up a club or a rock and then it’s game over. “But what if you were both stripped naked and it’s in the octagon” then my corner team would storm the octagon did you think of that?
workplace nemesis took a 2 week vacation (starting today) and deliberate tried to set us up for failure so that he can flex about how needed he is when he gets back. motherfucker doesn't know my pettiness and persistence. i am now getting brought up to speed on his job domain, and when he gets back i will be volunteering to do his job and i cannot fucking wait to see his shitty stupid face when his plan did not work
i think by far the worst modern feature on nearly all operating systems is that when you search for something on your PC it turns into a potential google search. by far and way the most annoying fucking thing i have encountered
i once was apart one of the best photog units in the military and got put in some unremarkable base. one of the guys there was super stoked to work with me to trade tips n stuff. we went out on a shoot and this motherfucker smoked me. blew my mind. made me consider leaving the career for a while because i didn't even have half his enthusiasm it would require for me to be as good as him lol
Damn oh well
This is the study I cited in the interview.
Living within 1 mile of a golf course increased Parkinson’s risk by 126% compared to living over 6 miles away, and the greatest risk (a 198% increase) was observed for those living 1–2 miles from a golf course!
People relying on groundwater near golf courses had nearly double the risk of Parkinson's compared to areas without golf courses.
scott retweeted
The reason so many 9/11 truthers are coping about this video is it shows that if a jet nose dives into the ground at full speed it does infact leave mostly a big crater
If your VERY FIRST reaction to watching a horrific Learjet crash is “That looks fake,” “It was a missile,” or “Where’s the debris?” then congratulations. You’ve just identified yourself as the perfect mark for every conspiracy grifter on the internet.
It’s the same breathtaking stupidity that gave us the 9/11 Pentagon “missile” and “missing debris” conspiracy theories.
A horrific tragedy unfolds before your eyes, and before you know a single fact, your first instinct is to invent a conspiracy. STFU & GTFO!
You’re not “just asking questions.” You’re broadcasting your ignorance, your gullibility, and your complete inability to distinguish evidence from bullshit.
And the people exploiting these tragedies know EXACTLY who you are. They know how to manipulate you, outrage you, and keep you coming back for another helping of manufactured mystery.
They turn human suffering into conspiracy content, and you eagerly spread it for them.
You think you’re exposing a cover-up. You’re actually exposing how easily you can be played.
The grifters have a product. You’re the customer.
Why did it take SO FUCKING LONG for us to do this
Isa Casahuga, the University of Texas at San Antonio student who stood up at a Turning Point USA campus event and recited a poem celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk while taunting conservative activist Christian Collins, released an apology video on Friday night.
In the video, posted and amplified by Brian Atlas of the Whatever podcast, Casahuga sits facing the camera and delivers a prepared statement claiming she has spent time in prayer and reflection.
Casahuga apologizes to Erika Kirk and her children, to Collins, and to anyone else she “may have hurt,” and says political violence is never acceptable.
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scott retweeted
We should forgive this Brazilian if she apologizes. But she has to apologize good enough. So do all her family& friends& their jobs& their educational institutions. Plus they need to donate bigly to Turning Point. Then apologize better, the other ones didn’t take. But we will forgive them…eventually…trust us…
Isa Casahuga, the University of Texas at San Antonio student who stood up at a Turning Point USA campus event and recited a poem celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk while taunting conservative activist Christian Collins, released an apology video on Friday night.
In the video, posted and amplified by Brian Atlas of the Whatever podcast, Casahuga sits facing the camera and delivers a prepared statement claiming she has spent time in prayer and reflection.
Casahuga apologizes to Erika Kirk and her children, to Collins, and to anyone else she “may have hurt,” and says political violence is never acceptable.
Read the rest of the story, link in the comments.
