TomMasz

Any spec on AliExpress (or Temu) is usually 5-10x reality, so have mercy on those casters, they’re barely surviving.

Sounds like a desperate plea for attention.

Something that happened in 1921 is all you need to understand about Oklahoma.

It’ll happen eventually, though.

Not sure, let me ask the folks who… oh, nevermind.

Page after page of Lorem ipsum…

As cold as the bottom of the North Atlantic.

Cankles!

Lunch is a concept. Any meal can be lunch if you’re willing.

So stupid it’s brilliant.

Presidential pardon incoming!

FEMA is dead. The states are on their own, they just weren’t given any time to prepare.

You are not alone. In fact, you sound just like me. I can’t recall a time when being aware of what’s going on has been so soul-crushing. It’s so easy to feel powerless in the face of all of it. I’m barely holding on, but I’m not vanquished yet.

You need to do two things first and foremost. One is to stop the doomscrolling. Since you’re retired, there’s probably no work stuff you need to be aware of, so turn off notifications. Another, likely much more difficult, thing is to have a chat with your girlfriend and explain what her constant messaging is doing to you. If she continues, it’s a sign she doesn’t take your feelings seriously, and you should consider moving on.

Beyond that, you might want to search out opportunities in your community to help those who are the most vulnerable to what’s happening. You can’t change the world, but you can make a positive difference for someone.

They live in a country where Black people can freely have their faces eaten by leopards just like White people. “I didn’t vote for this” is universal.

It was fairly common in the US decades ago, but you don’t hear it as much now. You’re more likely to hear it with “business” instead of “beeswax” when you do.

It sure does make it easy.

Did they also sign up for Trump University?

Definitely not an alien invasion.

Warren Buffett bought Berkshire Hathaway in part to spite its management. He had been buying shares for a while, and at one point offered them a chance to buy them back. They low-balled him on the price, he got pissed, took majority control of the stock, and fired the management.

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