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@DeDunkingPast If dude has worked construction he should know they found a center point and measured corner to corner to square it and water makes a perfect level. If you gave me 100 feet of rope a hammer and a stick I could make you a square foot print.

When I was invited to be on Piers Morgan to ask Zahi Hawaas tough questions, I took it seriously. It was an honor, after all, any pyramidiot would love to be able to do what I did. So I chose questions I felt the most accessible to the masses. Proving they mislead us to many.

@Scarlett1453889 I honestly hope they bleed to death from their assholes. I fucking despise thieves.

Best of Bait Bike Airbag prank gona 9million

@CarterAva89405 I don’t believe that even one of these is real but it’s funny to imagine that they are

They will not forget it forever! Instant regrets 🥲🥲

@Skycop542 @Viralvid_89 Good point

@beakerstein2 @Viralvid_89 He probably can’t even read.

Amazon Employee Makes His Day 10X Worse After Getting Fired.. 1/2.

@Mericamemed Her safety habits are the same as mine so I won’t say anything. That is an impressive cut off disk there. Definitely not Harbor Freight.

At least she had her safety squints on 👌

@JustJenRX Why are the always the ugliest of humans? I’m not being cruel just making an observation.

Trans-activist attacks man holding a sign that says “Transwomen Are Men.” Of course, IT has on a Disney shirt!!

@FbaKiLLAnopity African Americans may well be the strongest mother fuckers on the planet but he made them look like the dumbest.

I keep telling yall that godfrey is a dummy

@AMErikaNGIRLLL I love to watch this entitled cunt cry. It’s the second time I’ve seen it in a while and it still makes me smile.

Entitled Karen Calls Cops and Ends in Handcuffs😭 ⬇️ She gets into a physical confrontation with the garbage man and cries, playing “victim”.Not today Karen .

@ElofsonJess God bless Ford for putting the distributor on the front

Down to bare block on the 390 and there isn't anything to be upset about. In fact it couldn't be better. 1967 crank and rods, kid doesn't even know how cool that shit is.

@LearnDIY_ I use a t bone and a cantaloupe.

The ONLY way to eat steak this summer

@MAGA_X_Times Is Hoover a gravity dam? I always thought it was a structural dam.

Originally called the Boulder Dam Project Act signed by President Calvin Coolidge in 1928 was championed by his Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, from inception to finish the project would span three presidencies. 🔺As Secretary of Commerce (under Presidents Harding and Coolidge), Hoover was the driving force behind the project. He chaired the Colorado River Commission, negotiated the Colorado River Compact (1922) that divided water rights among the basin states, and helped draft and push the Boulder Canyon Project Act through Congress. ⏺️ He was elected president in November 1928 and took office in March 1929. ⏺️ On June 25, 1929, President Hoover signed the proclamation that made the Colorado River Compact effective (a required condition for the project to proceed). ⏺️ In 1930, his Secretary of the Interior, Ray Lyman Wilbur, officially named it Hoover Dam at a groundbreaking ceremony. 🔺Construction under Hoover: ⏺️ Bids were opened and the contract awarded to Six Companies, Inc. in March 1931 (while Hoover was still president). ⏺️ Hoover ordered work to begin earlier than originally planned (in spring 1931 instead of later that year). ⏺️ Actual heavy construction (river diversion, etc.) ramped up in 1931–1932 under his administration. The project employed roughly 21K workers at the height of the depression 96 of whom would lose their lives during this massive undertaking

@SubxNews Did he ax you? I fucking hate how stupid Ebonics be sounding like niggas be dumb or something.

you cant evict me at 1am ... hiho

@alphafox Her husband needs to make a mill to keep her in chow I’m going to guess.

She demands her sutors make at least $500K annually or she won't say yes: 😭

@DrAlmarielao One of those don’t shoot the messenger for the message situations.

Your Walmart delivery is missing items… and you blame the driver. But what if they never even touched your order? A Spark driver is going viral after saying: “I don’t have time to check your bags.” According to her, most orders are picked and packed by Walmart employees; drivers just scan, grab, and go. No checking. No verifying. Just delivery. So when something’s missing… who’s REALLY at fault? Now customers are divided; some say it’s an excuse, others say drivers are being unfairly blamed for a system they don’t control. This feels like a breakdown in the system; customers expect accuracy, but workers are moving too fast to guarantee it. If your order is wrong, who are you blaming; the store… or the driver who showed up at your door?

@MrWhiteMAGA @gotrice2024 I’ve seen 100 of these clips of people not complying with the police and it always seems to be the same person who won’t listen. You would think that she would learn?

SIRI is not gonna help your ENTITLED A$$ Why do these entitled female drivers think they can break laws, refuse lawful police orders, and still walk away like it’s nothing? When a female driver refuses to comply… not even Siri can help you. It is just too complicated for these people to understand that when you break laws and do not comply with lawful orders from an officer… things will not go well. F*ck around and find out. No passes. No excuses. Comply or get wrecked. 🚔💥 PART 2 in comments…

@Thisthat_Acadmy True or not it’s an awesome story about a cheating ho.

Gents, listen to this story- Legend

@RMADefense I’m just gonna live my life never needing body armor as a rule.

Alright folks, we gotta talk about III+. Obviously we all know that steel routinely fails against M193 even when it's NIJ 06 certified. That's because the entire NIJ 06 standard doesn't test any 5.56 rounds. At all. Crazier still, some people are selling regular UHMWPE Level III plates as "III+" because they defeat M193. Like we all know they do. Because obviously 5.56 M193 is a subordinate threat to M80, minus the fact that steel is weak and shouldn't be used as body armor. But the fact that steel sucks and got in through a testing loophole doesn't automatically turn a regular Level III plate into a III+ plate. So if you don't read all the fine print, you could end up buying a "III+" plate that fails either one of the two MOST COMMON rifle rounds in the US: 5.56 M193 and 5.56 M855. That's wrong. But help is on the way. You might have noticed that over the past couple of years, we've been moving our products onto the NIJ 07 rating system of RF1, RF2, & RF3. That's because we want to push other manufacturers and resellers onto the new standard, which requires 5.56 M193 in RF1 to weed out weak steel plates and also requires M855 under RF2 to weed out companies labeling regular Level III plates as III+. But consumers need to do their part and demand transparency snd truthfulness in marketing and purchase only products with clear definitions of what ballistic protection they do or do not offer without any confusion in naming or labeling. Stop buying armor from shady companies.

@andreas_nigbur I want to know how they built a piece of round pipe like material. I’d like to see them start from scratch with this experiment.

Inconsistencies in today's ideas of earlier architecture (Audio is in English with German subtitles.Is it just an illustration to think for yourself, everyone has to think for themselves😉) Surrounded by history, a group of enthusiasts began a fascinating experiment. Inspired by the ancient practices of our ancestors taught to us, they worked granite with chisels, hammering and sawing according to the practices as they were used in today's ideas of science thousands of years ago. In this video it becomes clear that these techniques cannot be related to the previous construction achievements of our ancestors. No one saws and chisels on a block of granite for days and weeks. Also, these tools do not withstand the texture of the granite. What tools and practices do you think our ancestors used?

@THE_ORIGINAL_D2 @AngelMD1103 I would hope so

@beakerstein2 @AngelMD1103 Wouldn’t that cause a fire?

A woman shares a story about moving into a small rental just two months ago. Everything seemed normal—until her electric bill came in insanely high, almost matching what she used to pay in a much bigger home. On top of that, her water heater kept tripping. Something felt off, but she couldn’t figure out what. While she was on vacation, the previous owner’s caregiver left a note on her door: “Check your power… the neighbor might be stealing it.” When she got back, she called the police, the power company, and the new owners. After investigating, they discovered an underground cable running from her property straight into the neighbor’s house—powering their entire home. Turns out, the same neighbor had been doing this even when the previous owner—a terminally ill elderly man—lived there and couldn’t afford his bills. That’s not just theft—that’s calculated, long-term exploitation of someone vulnerable. It’s one thing to scam a system… it’s another to literally drain power from a sick old man and then continue doing it to the next person like nothing happened. That’s next-level cold. What would you do if you found out your neighbor had been secretly using your electricity this whole time—press charges or just cut them off and move on?