Captain Clappin

@Rothmus hahaha.. nice

@OneMoreMovie_ It didn't work out well for them..

Kidnapping the daughter of Arnold Schwarzenegger in Commando might be the worst decision in movie history. And I’m not even exaggerating.

@dougbond2 @toys_retro

@SothManigan @toys_retro eww..

@toys_retro Third party companies maintain employment records on behalf of others, including one called The Work Number, which can even have a record of every paycheck you’ve ever received. You agree to this when you’re hired a job and fill out the new hire paperwork

@savagegerbil1 @buzz_wadai_ I thought it was based on how many giant full length tree logs he had single handedly carried home over his shoulder that week...

@buzz_wadai_ Fun fact, his code changes as life happens. It's a count on how many times he's had to rescue his daughter from angry mercenaries or whatever.

コマンドーの武器庫の暗証番号が2桁なのいつ観ても笑える

@MarkP3651 @RetroMoviesDB @BasedRambo Like lickety split! Like a quick lube oil change place. Lol. Yeah I didn't really get that. Cause Ultra Magnus literally got blown to pieces. Lol. My little kid brain was trying was putting in work trying to sort that one out . 😆

@CaptainCla77175 @RetroMoviesDB @BasedRambo LOL! And they could've taken Prime to the Junkions too... they patched up Magnus pretty good!

Let's hear it

@MarkP3651 @RetroMoviesDB @BasedRambo It's pretty frustrating to watch, especially as you get older. Optimus should've just blasted em both and called it a day.. "where's Hot Rod Optimus?" "Decepticons got em.."

@CaptainCla77175 @RetroMoviesDB @BasedRambo Hot Rod's fault.

@RetroMoviesDB @BasedRambo Optimus!

@BasedRambo Omg. This

@ksorbs Imagine that

We now have a list of the NO KINGS financiers: - Arabella: $79M - Warren Buffet: $16M - Ford: $51M - Rockefeller: $26M - Soros: $72M - Tides: $45M $294,487,641 MILLION

@caleb_aeon @pelositracker when you're poor.

@pelositracker $39 MILLION fraud… thousands of workers affected… and this is how it ends? At what point does accountability actually mean something?

This is tough to defend Joseph Schwartz was convicted of a $39M healthcare fraud and sentenced to 36-months in prison His nursing home empire collapsed and he didn't pay over 15,000 employees After serving 3 months in prison, Schwartz was pardon by President Trump and his obligation to pay $5 million in restitution to the government was erased It's reported that Schwartz paid $1M to lobby the White House to influence their decision

yeah. you basically just have a massive submerged piggy bank to deal with as you wish over time. I would take pieces of it over years. tell no one or at least for as long as possible. the last thing you do is involve our crooked ass government. lol. forehead slap of all time. lol .

@King_Sukunaaa You don't move 9 tons of gold, without getting notice, without machinery, without security. You find 9 tons of gold you grab 300lbs and stash it elsewhere. Everyone knows once you find "lost" gold every govt't wants to take it. See every shipwreck find in the last 40 years.

Only a boomer could find a billion dollars worth of unregistered gold bullion and his first instinct is to inform the FBI. And then act surprised when they steal it.

@TRN9984 @Martyupnorth "Your foster parents are dead."

@Martyupnorth There were a few exceptions....

For decades we had phone books. Everyone's address was public knowledge. No one worried about psychos knowing where we lived.

@uniquemoviemom It's me, your erection..

Jennifer Tilly was 39 when she made this film.

@bwright49 @Rothmus reading it now. fascinating stuff.

@Rothmus they started killing it 20 years earlier

Which is why the CIA killed rock and pushed hip hop and slop onto every screen and radio.

@ResilienceX3 Star Wars.... Duh.

there's only one thing that brought these three people together..

@BabyCoby_ youtube.com/watch?v=R-JCb-…

converging on convergence? jump for free

@alphafox ha

Women when facing any accountability: 🫤

optimizing frontier convergence safely under concurrent worker exploration is the last step for humanity

2026 is the year of the most valuable products.