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@Makeitstop73699 @realDonaldTrump WOOOOO!

Refugee update: day 32 I got a job offer today, and I accepted. I thank @realDonaldTrump and the USA for giving me, as a refugee from South Africa, the opportunity to start paying back my debt of gratitude, and to start making a positive contribution to a country that values me as a person and not only as the wrong colour.

@RedLineNewsUSA police are visible and following her 12 seconds after she hit them but in the several minutes beforehand they were nowhere to be found

🚨SHOCKING FOOTAGE shows the moment 20-year-old Kaydence Carpenter drove her Tesla into a crowd that had surrounded her vehicle in the early hours of Sunday morning in Lexington, KY.

@Tomhennessey69 show exactly how much money israel costs once you see israel as a country that we shouldn’t support financially, other types of support logically follow (effective if they’re the “the only example of good tax expenditure i can think of is homeless veterans” type)

When trying to Jpill a normie, plant seeds of doubt in the boomer brain with these. The real damage happens later when they try to debunk it themselves. Start small, things that will undermine their foundational beliefs. Add any other ideas below. 1. “Fake control room” Dimona 2. Israeli art students (pre-9/11) 3. USS Liberty 4. Jack Ruby’s real name 5. Barbara Spectre video 6. Dancing Israelis 9/11 7. The Apollo Affair (missing uranium) 8. Lavon Affair (false-flag bombings) 9. Jonathan Pollard 10. ADL spying scandal (1993)

@hopes_revenge that’s genius you will never get a ticket with him present

I LOVE MY SON

@uwutoowo1 alright you got me, fuck immediately followed

IN 3 HOURS (6PM EDT) we're going to press birdseed into seed oils and then fry chicken in it, and see which birdseed blend tastes the best

@FreshPorpoise36 @ReviewsPossum torties are awesome cats, very sweet and unique personalities mine was dumb as a brick though. she would just sit and stare at inanimate objects. never really learned her own name

@___flat__ @ReviewsPossum My cat looks quite similar.

My cat likes to put herself under the blanket. I'm not including a photo. I get to see her. You don't.

@sadixxy @Mubarak_mubious ai slopfest can’t wait until region block

People who go in and out of homes a lot start to notice patterns fast. Not to judge just because certain habits leave very loud clues. Here are some things a house quietly reveals about its owner: 1. The “hidden” places tell the real story Anyone can tidy the living room. But: •Under the sink •Inside the fridge •Behind doors and corners Those spots show your default habits, not your “guest mode.” If those areas are chaotic, it usually means life feels a bit overwhelming or disorganized behind the scenes. 2. Smell = lifestyle (more than looks do) You can have a beautiful house, but smell gives away: •Poor ventilation habits •Pets not being cleaned up after •Damp/mold issues being ignored •Cooking habits (especially oil-heavy cooking without airflow) Smell is often the first honest impression. 3. Small maintenance issues = how you handle problems •Leaky taps left for months •Flickering lights ignored •Broken handles or hinges This often signals one of three things: 👉 procrastination 👉 financial stress 👉 or “I’ll deal with it later” mindset across life 4. Bathroom condition = personal discipline Professionals always notice this: •Soap scum buildup •Hair in drains •Dirty toilet edges It’s less about wealth and more about consistency of hygiene routines. 5. Too-perfect homes can signal stress too If everything is overly perfect: •Nothing looks used •Everything is aligned exactly •No personal mess anywhere Sometimes it hints at control issues, anxiety, or fear of judgment not just “being neat.” 6. How tools and everyday items are treated •Tangled wires, broken chargers still in use •Cheap items repeatedly replaced instead of one quality purchase •Or the opposite: everything well-kept and maintained This reflects how someone values long-term vs short-term thinking. 7. The fridge says a lot about real life Not the décor the fridge: •Empty or random items → inconsistent routine or busy lifestyle •Expired food → avoidance or forgetfulness •Simple, consistent staples → structured habits 8. How they treat the worker says everything Honestly, this is the biggest one: •Respectful, clear, patient → usually emotionally secure •Rude, dismissive, hovering → often control issues or stress This reveals more about a person than anything in the house. The real takeaway: A home doesn’t just show how someone lives it shows what they prioritize, what they avoid, and how they cope with life behind closed doors.

professionals who enter people's homes (plumbers, electricians, cleaners): What is something the condition of a house tells you about the owner that they don't realize they are revealing ??

@SheilahCandy @Mubarak_mubious btw the downvote button now has an easy option for AI generated slop

People who work inside homes pick up on things very fast, small details that quietly tell a whole story about the owner. Here are some of the biggest ones people don’t realize they’re revealing: 1. How they handle stress. A house that’s messy but not dirty usually means someone is overwhelmed, not lazy. But a spotless house with hidden chaos like stuff crammed in drawers or under beds often signals someone trying hard to stay in control. 2. Financial reality vs appearance. Expensive furniture but broken basics leaking taps, bad wiring shows someone prioritizes looking well-off over actually living well. On the flip side, simple homes with everything functional often belong to people who are financially disciplined. 3. Relationship dynamics. Two people living together? You can tell a lot. One side of the house neat and the other chaotic usually means imbalance. Also, separate sleeping setups or unused shared spaces can hint at emotional distance. 4. Self-respect and mental state Basic hygiene matters more than luxury. A home that smells bad, has piled trash, or hasn’t been cleaned in a long time, often reflects burnout, depression, or someone who has mentally checked out. 5. Habits and discipline.Things like unwashed dishes, overflowing laundry, or constantly unfinished repairs show procrastination patterns. Meanwhile, small consistent order even in modest spaces shows strong discipline. 6. How they treat others how someone treats a plumber, cleaner, or electrician says everything. Respectful, patient people usually have calmer homes. Rude or dismissive clients often live in tension-filled environments. 7. Hidden addictions or coping habits Empty bottles, excessive takeout containers, or certain smells can quietly reveal habits people think they’re hiding. 8. Whether they actually “live” in their space, some homes look like showrooms perfect but cold. Others feel lived in, warm, and personal. You can tell who is performing life and who is actually enjoying it. 9. Attention to detail If small issues are ignored like tiny leaks and loose switches, it usually means bigger things in life are also being avoided. 10. Priorities What people invest in comfort, aesthetics, convenience, or status always shows. A home is basically a silent list of what matters most to someone. It’s interesting because most of this isn’t about money at all. It’s about mindset, habits, and what’s going on beneath the surface.

@D4RW1NEXE @DeItaone btw everyone the downvote has a convenient AI generated button

Radvinsky controlled the most disruptive tech platform of the decade while remaining almost entirely invisible. He avoided the traditional Silicon Valley press circuit completely. His business model proved that frictionless transactions of taboo content scales infinitely faster than conventional software. The succession plan for a private asset generating this much liquid cash will trigger a massive shadow war in the tech sector.

*ONLYFANS OWNER LEONID RADVINSKY HAS DIED AT 43

@ArisOfMars curious that you were not able to predict this with your gay little tarot cards

Black women started leading the country in earning degrees and now all of a sudden “degrees don’t matter”, mhm sure.

@OhMyEmz MCC and carrot cake are the best ice cream and cake flavors hands down

reminder: - pineapple on pizza is great - mint chocolate ice cream does not taste like toothpaste - bounty’s are good - coleslaw rips - carrot cake is yummy grow up if you disagree x

@ShimazuSystems what does the triangle logo mean :)

AMA thread, 22nd March 2026 I try to do these every Sunday, but was incredibly busy last week - drop any questions below and I'll answer as soon as I can!

@Im_human_too_ everyone has one

@___flat__ yeah, they all have them

Iphones are for government spooks

@Im_human_too_ definitely more practical yeh I like BCMs the most, you can usually find uppers for affordable deals and throw it on any lower the S&W sport ones aren't bad either, or PSA also have a DD and would not spend that much money again...

I am drawn to the lever action rifle and ak platform but it's probably time for an AR15

@hopes_revenge How do you change the smoke detector battery

i was lying on the floor (autism thing) and it worried Newton

@ColanMitchellAU @nrunje @notcomplex_ White American men are taller than black American men

@nrunje @notcomplex_ american niqqas are taller than white inbreds.

The average adult height in China and the US is now roughly equal. Many have not fully realized just how much China has grown—in this case, literally.

@doratheyoung @MadelaineLucyH i am saying men have different preferences than women. that is all i am saying. you may actually suffer from mind blindness

@___flat__ @MadelaineLucyH i don’t think so. shrek never been acted like a prince because he’s an ogre. Marrying a princess didn’t change that . Most men are Shrek. 🙂

I’m absolutely convinced the men ascribing “5” to a beautiful healthy woman with glossy hair and skin are either very gay or would prefer to date an elf called Crystal Merriweather of the Mountains of Organok

@Skrumpy_frumpy @fleshsimulator Yamaha

@fleshsimulator Wait wait wait... That's how Yah-muh-cuh is really spelled?

Do I even need to say it