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If you have a golden retriever and aren’t dressing him with a tie and glasses you’re not doing your job spreading happiness in the world

@Hot_Pepper76 💗💗💗💗

Who is your all-time favorite comedian? Even if they are not in this lineup, Pryor, Carlin, Robin Williams, Eddie Murphy, Chappelle, Chris Rock, Rodney Dangerfield, Joan Rivers, or someone else entirely. Drop the name you think belongs on the Mount Rushmore of comedy. Who made or makes you laugh the hardest, and why?

@k_ashanti @juniexjunie Oh god 🤣

@juniexjunie Cuz men get worse with age how you a piece of shit with ED and diabetes

The woman I know who are 50+ are not even dating. At all. They have zero interest. They are in community with their family and friends. Completely opted out of dating. Some say they miss romantic companionship but its not worth their peace. Others claim to not miss it at all.

“Since it is so likely that children will meet cruel enemies, let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage. Otherwise you are making their destiny not brighter but darker.” -C.S. Lewis

@MattLovesVinyl @TheDegenWeekly Black Bear too

@TheDegenWeekly Hebrew Nation is the best of those, but the answer is Boar's Head all-beef with the natural casing. Not found in the hot dog section, but at the deli.

Who knows hot dog ball? I’m at the store and overwhelmed with the options. Sabrett Hebrew National Nathan’s Ballpark Oscar Meyer I went with Hebrew National.

@ChiefEngineerCE Loved this! I’m ready to visit ✈️ Happy Anniversary 🥳

@ChiefEngineerCE Maybe he’s just soothing them so more traps can be set 🤔 Foreign relations are often full of bs anyway.

Marco Rubio is in India right now addressing what some are calling rising anti-Indian sentiment in America. He chalked it up to "stupid people" in every country. But Americans aren't struggling with individuals. We're struggling with the scale and the pattern. We used to bring in immigrants who came here to become American. They learned the language, adopted the norms, and built trust in a high-trust society. Mass H1B inflows from India changed that. Entire tech teams replaced overnight. Companies openly preferring foreign labor that works cheaper and sends money home. Neighborhoods shifting fast. School calendars and workplace rules quietly bending to accommodate one group's cultural demands while our own get treated as optional. It's not hate to notice when your own culture is told to step aside so another can take priority. When trust erodes because parallel communities form instead of assimilation. When American kids watch their future opportunities outsourced while being lectured about tolerance. High-trust societies require shared norms. When one group arrives in large enough numbers without adopting them, the whole system strains. This isn't about skin color no matter how hard they try because we have been able to assimilate with most countries. It's about culture and numbers. Americans have watched this play out in real time in their workplaces, schools, and neighborhoods. Calling legitimate friction "racism" doesn't make the underlying issues disappear. It just pushes people to notice harder.

@Cernovich They are absolutely sneering and dismissive. Imagine feeling this entitled. 😳 No other country puts up with this.

“How dare you racist, lazy, stupid Americans make me go back to my home country!” Never seen a crash out like this before in my life. They hate us. The mask is fully off.

@uscfan981 Some of the nicest, most genteel older ladies I have ever met were from Alabama. 🌺

Say something nice about Alabama.

@bscholl Amazing how we figured out how create every dominant industry in the world for the past 140 years before our immigration system was abused and companies gutted by enthnonepotism.

@elonmusk @tunguz I always read the city as “Hyperbad” lol

@tunguz I know it’s wrong, but I keep reading the name of the drug as Retardatide and thinking ok you lose a few iq points, but at least you’re thin

Absolutely incredible. This from a drug that was *not* designed to attack tumors. Far more impactful than almost any other single treatment we’ve tried over the last few decades. Imagine what could happen when we actively start fine tuning it for cancer treatment.

Shout out to the guy on the porch who watched this entire scenario unfold and just sat there.

@PecanC8 Had to confirm; yep, Baltimore/Philly//South Jersey accent folks 👍

Mike Rowe had his mother, best selling author Peggy Rowe on his recent podcast. After her daily morning swim, Peggy saw a woman's backside in the locker room. She had an unusual tattoo on her rear-end, so Peggy asked her about it. You won't believe what it was. 😂

@NJD107_ @theinvestdesk @staysaasy It’s OK, they can’t read the signs to cross the bridge ☺️

@theinvestdesk @staysaasy 53% of Philadelphia adults are illiterate, why would you want to be near there

The vibes in NJ feel pretty great right now. The convergence in outcomes is the best I've ever seen. Over the last 5yrs, a group of ~10k people - guys who own paving companies, guys who own marinas, ShopRite deli managers, Wawa shift leads, and a guy named Sal - have quietly become millionaires and nobody knows because they still drive a Silverado from 2008. Back of the envelope Taylor ham estimation. Everyone outside that group feels like they can work their well-paying (but <$500k) job their whole life and easily get there. My cousin works at PSE&G. He has a boat. Better yet, hiring is in full swing. Many tradesmen feel like their life's skill is more useful than ever. The day to day role of most jobs has stayed exactly the same for 40 years. As a result, 1) Everyone's settled into a tried and true set of career paths: take over my uncle's HVAC, get my CDL, get into landscaping, marry into a pizza place. People are switching diners less and less. You can't betray your home diner. 2) There's a deep contentment about work (and its future). Why chase "tech" when you can own three rentals in Hoboken and complain about your tenants at a barbecue. Will my job exist in a few years? This is Jersey. The job is paving things. You hear the "I'm never leaving" conversation a lot, especially from people who tried Brooklyn for a year. They come back saying the energy was off. The energy was fine. They missed their mom. 3) The mid to late middle managers feel energized. Many have families and plenty of energy to open a pizzeria with their cousin Anthony. Not that Anthony. The other one. They don't particularly have any AI skills and they don't need any. Middle management is alive and well at PSE&G and you get a pension. My uncle retired at 58. He's been on a boat since 2019. 4) The rich aren't particularly humble either. They're at the shore house. They've been at the shore house since 1987. Some have gone from <$150k to >$5M slowly, through a paving company, or by buying a duplex in Jersey City in 2003 and just kinda holding it. For some, they escape to LBI to live life, which means sitting on a deck. For others, they buy a boat just cuz, use it four times, and describe it as the best decision they ever made at every party for the rest of their life. I asked a contractor friend why he didn't retire. He said "and do what, Donna does NOT want me home all day." I understand many reading this scoff at the simple pleasures of the Garden State. They live in places where the bagels are bad and they've made peace with it. But the truth is, you can surf Belmar in the morning, skate the Asbury bowls in the afternoon, hike the Delaware Water Gap, and camp the Pine Barrens by nightfall. You can drive an hour and be anywhere. You can see Bruce at the Stone Pony for what feels like the 400th time and cry about it. The slice somehow tastes better than every slice in every other state. It's the water. It's always the water. Unlike many other places, knowing a guy, having a guy, and being a guy is tightly correlated with outcomes in NJ. Need a permit? Tony's brother. Need a kidney? Probably still Tony's brother. Call him. Ironically, a frequent side effect of this clarity is to spin up the very pork roll egg and cheese making everyone happy in hopes that you too can SPK your way to economic enlightenment. Salt pepper ketchup. Hard roll. Don't ask for it on a bagel. That's how civilizations fall.

@wakeupnj This is why you don’t elect outsiders. They actually do believe all the slurs about “armpit” New Jersey, so they think nothing of destroying it.

Save Our Farms New Jersey

@SwanMom312 @EvaLovesDesign Rose Medallion

@EvaLovesDesign Pretty Pattern 💚💕

Creating a wall plate design

@ThatGuyYus @Itsme_m0u @BWLH_ Criminals and religious fanatics. ☺️ Oh, dear. Back to school!

@ILuvGritty @Itsme_m0u @BWLH_ European settlers in the Americas were the refuse of Europe. They were religious fanatics and criminals. You are all descendants of the ppl Europe didn't want yet you all worship Europe as the source of "Western Civilization." Cucked behavior.

None of the people in this photo are Americans.

@Itsme_m0u @BWLH_ I know you think this is clever 🤣You meant to say “successful settler of an uncharted continent” Bye

@BWLH_ neither are you immigrant European settler's descendent

@JanetJackson You are adorable! Happy birthday!! 🎂🎉🎊🎈🎁

I'm so grateful for the outpouring of love today. You have all made my 60th so special. Every single post, tribute, and wish touches my heart. I thank God for every additional day of life and for putting each of you in it. Wishing you all returned blessings & I look forward to seeing you soon. I love you. ♥️ J

@EvaLovesDesign Add a little bit of red transferware and 😍

Tablescape ideas 🇺🇸

@Rainmaker1973 Nope it’s this guy 😍

A study at Northumbria University found that this type of dancing is what females find the most attractive.