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@joew047 @Suzy4Selke Schafer wasn’t available to take so that’s irrelevant. Both are looking like the right pick.

@Suzy4Selke Big Slaf fan and he will be a menace for a long time, but you take Schaefer every day

Both great seasons But this is why we don’t take victory laps in November

@HabsDepression Matheson?

I think the Habs should trade for a 2C and a 2W this summer But we can’t cause of Evans and Danault. I would’ve liked to start Hage on the 3rd line with Newhook and Texier So a winger is all we add Maybe O’Reilly joins at the deadline and we sit one of the centers or if Hage struggles Lafreniere or Kyrou are my picks FA signings for the 4th line as well like Duhaime Lineup Caufield - Suzuki - Slafkovsky Kyrou - Hage - Demidov Newhook - Evans - Texier Bolduc - Danault - Duhaime Ext: Veleno, Blais Hutson - Dobson Guhle - Reinbacher Xhekaj - Engstrom Ext: Struble, Xhekaj Trades: Zharovsky, Kapanen, 2026 1st for Kyrou Anderson (50% retained) , NJD 2026 4th to CHI for 2028 EDM 2nd Gallagher , 2028 EDM 2nd to VAN for FC Carrier to whoever for like a 3rd idc

@VitoComedy Just choke it out, unless you have a knife these dogs can take a lot of blunt force and you might miss anyway.

Bro how are these adults so useless? Get down there and bash the thing's head in with a rock.

@TrollTrollyYeti @xym11336600 Does nothing, choke it that’s all that works.

@xym11336600 Not one person there knows how to get a dog off someone? Its not rocket science people. Jesus Christ! Grab the back legs and pull up. They'll naturally let go. Keep backing up with their feet in your hands allowing the others to get the kids.

孩子是多么的无助，公共场合狗要牵上绳子。听惯了那句话“我家的狗不咬人”

@Raoul_Duke419 @AG_FintwiddyOnX @devahaz Sure, but breeding matters

@BathurstThinkt1 @AG_FintwiddyOnX @devahaz They’re incredibly loyal and driven working dogs. Very very easy to train.

Good explainer on the need to ban staffordshire bull terrier, American staffordshire terrier, American pit bull terrier, and American bully breeds

@mikesaunders @AG_FintwiddyOnX @devahaz Breed history is meaningless? So if you want a herding do you get a herding breed? If you want a hunting dog do you get a hunting breed? Don’t be stupid you know breeding matters, you just choose to ignore it comes to pits.

@BathurstThinkt1 @AG_FintwiddyOnX @devahaz Socialization and training are the most important elements of dog behavior, so relying on breed history stereotypes is meaningless. An untrained and aggressive poodle is more of a danger than a properly socialized pit.

@Ithaca37fanboy @BillyBo16526845 @allie__voss No that’s not a thing. A fighting dog is not a guard dog. People rarely keep pits as guard dogs, you have actual guard dogs for that. They were bred for bloodsport, they still are, just not as much as before.

@BathurstThinkt1 @BillyBo16526845 @allie__voss Another reason they were bred for fighting, was to protect people against dogs and predators. The problem has always been illegal dog fighting and their breeders. Like Michael Vick. Dog fighting has generally always been illegal in many places for well over 100 years.

Explaining to the toddler being eaten alive that ackshually it’s not a pitbull, it’s a staffordshire terrier (commonly called a pitbull) Everyone knows what is meant by “pitbull,” we don’t need to play these semantic games

@Ithaca37fanboy @BillyBo16526845 @allie__voss Every good apbt breeder will tell you their dog’s line. The best ones are from successful fighting dogs. There are well known dog men from the US, all fighting apbt. Ya it’s illegal, so are drugs and prostitution.

@BathurstThinkt1 @BillyBo16526845 @allie__voss They were used for bull baiting. Hence bully. Until bull baiting became outlawed, then some bred them with terriers for fighting. Dog fighting has long been outlawed. Most used them to hunt rats in pits not fighting US History is almost exclusively only farming and hunting.

@MiguelPerryJr @JeninYounesEsq @Olivia_Reingold Ask Epstein…or maybe the former Prime Minister of Israel who visited him so often.

@JeninYounesEsq @Olivia_Reingold Show me on the doll where the Jew touched you.

Being half-Jewish has been one of the most painful experiences of my life. I just spoke with a rabbi about the possibility of taking Hebrew classes—he was lovely, but when he learned that my mother is not Jewish, he told me he’d have to check to make sure I could still attend. I tried not to cry, apologized, and hung up. It’s not unlike being mixed race—the gentiles think you’re too Jewish, and the Jews think you’re not Jewish enough. So I feel like I'm nothing. And the world often agrees—friends, especially non-Jews, have told me I’m “not really” Jewish. And I see why they think that. For generations, my ancestors were Jews. My great-grandfather came to America to escape pogroms in Europe. His son, my grandfather, married a Jewish woman named Thelma, and they raised their three sons to be Jews. My father, like his brothers, was bar mitzvahed and still attends temple. But he fell in love with my mother, an atheist, and they both decided religion wasn’t important—what mattered was that they raised their kids to be good people. They might have succeeded there, but what they failed to realize is that their daughter might want to be Jewish—and that their decisions would make that nearly impossible. Some family members have encouraged me to hit the books, to find groups to attend. But when I try, I’m either embarrassed by how little I know or am asked about my lineage. When I was a reporter in Montana, I used to volunteer with girls from the Northern Cheyenne nation—they would tell me that they didn’t feel like “real Indians” (their words, not mine). Many of them had light skin and were ashamed at not knowing their native language. It is strange to say, but I could relate. They didn’t even know where to start—how do you learn as a teenager what you should’ve learned as a toddler? And would their elders even take them seriously? I ask myself the same things (except I’m an adult, not teenager). I used to think my journey would be embracing my Jewish heritage, learning Hebrew, and growing closer to God. But I think I am getting pointed in the opposite direction: maybe I am not Jewish, and my family hasn’t been for a long time. I’m embarrassed of what my ancestors might think—but maybe what’d they’d judge the most is that I ever thought I was Jewish at all. This is the pain of being half-Jewish.

@Ithaca37fanboy @BillyBo16526845 @allie__voss Lol no they weren’t, they were bred to fight. Just google grand champs.

@BathurstThinkt1 @BillyBo16526845 @allie__voss They were bred to protect children actually.

@MeghanEMurphy Well definitely easier

@BathurstThinkt1 But like cuter, better humans

People who say that women substitute pets for babies clearly know nothing about babies

@canyourememberr @lamzit00 “North MTL”?

@lamzit00 LOL ils ne respectent pas du tout les Jamaicans du mtl nord

Quand t’es un noir à Montréal automatiquement t’es haïtien pour les gens

@Keeshnaire Lol true, Haitian until proven otherwise.

On est arrivés en grand nombre et on s'est établi un peu partout sur Mtl, depuis plus de 60 ans. Pour plusieurs personnes, on a été leur contact avec un noir. So yeah... À Mtl, le noir par défaut est un 🇭🇹

@Pritch_Squad @restoretheW @ROZEPOP @soigomaa No?

@restoretheW @BathurstThinkt1 @ROZEPOP @soigomaa You use ChatGPT?

This might be controversial but why can the transgender community safely take high doses of estrogen or testosterone, but a menopausal woman is told no because it causes cancer, heart attacks or stroke?

@TheeJTBlog @restoretheW @soigomaa Ya they have to monitor it because there could be side effects. If your quality of life improves then good for you that doesn’t mean there aren’t potential risks with taking hormones, it’s just a risk/reward scenario.

@restoretheW @soigomaa Bitch bye, I have to get my levels tested every month. If anything looks too high they will stop my hormone treatment

@ROZEPOP @restoretheW @Pritch_Squad @soigomaa Its a risk vs reward scenario. Their quality of life can still improve despite risks from taking hormones. It’s not that complicated.

@restoretheW @Pritch_Squad @soigomaa Doctors and scientists are smarter than you.

@estherzelda0514 The large bully breeds have never been bred or used in pit fights. They are shit dogs with no endurance or athleticism. Some may be game but they were not bred from actual game/winning dogs. They’re just big badly bred mutts that aren’t really good at anything besides looking tuf

The "Pitbull" isn't even an AKC breed, dummy, it's just a term that means a large or medium muscular, short-haired dog with a blocky head that was originally bred from a bull and terrier cross for pit fighting. Also, Staffordshire Bull Terrier and American Bull Terriers were not separate breeds until the 1970s. Look, dog breeds are an inexact science. Outside of "ancient" breeds that developed in fairly closed breeding pools and were geographically isolated (e.g., Akitas, Salukis, Basenji), most dog breeds didn't solidify until the 19th Century. All were eventually specifically bred for certain temperaments and physical traits, whereas people, prior to that, generally bred dogs solely for their usefulness, not adherence to an established breed standard. But unlike breeds like Dalmatians or Pomeranians, the larger bully breeds are a decidedly modern invention, and all derive from pit fighting. They are specifically bred for "gameness," which is their unflagging ability and willingness to persist in a task despite extreme pain, exhaustion, or physical injury. Basically, they're bred for blood sports, and recently at that. So who cares what you call them? They're all bred to kill stuff and kill it without any regard to their own pain. That means that it totally makes sense to count all attacks from this type of dog in a group, regarding of arbitrary AKC definitions, because they've all been bred to behave in this aggressive and dangerous way, just like Heelers are bred to herd cattle.

@impostersyndrum @ShadowyZephyr

@ShadowyZephyr Some cultures also draw the line for age of consent below 10 years old. By this logic, you cannot call that barbaric or immoral.

people posting this as a roast as if they aren't just proving PETA's point, that everyone draws the line in a different place, with no logic behind it. you can do this but then don't turn around and call cultures barbaric for eating cats and dogs (which many people do)!

@HusKerrs Introduce the bottle early even if 100% breastfed, it’ll make it easier later. Also introduce pacifier early, again, helps them soothe, there will come a time when you wish you could introduce them and it’ll be a lot harder (or impossible).

Calling on all dads: Ali and I are about 3 weeks out from the birth of our first baby boy! Give me your #1 piece of advice for a new dad.