james liebbe (pronouns: me/myself/I)

@PaulleyTicks So, not only are you not funny, but you are also very crass

Uuuuuh, NOPE.

@PaulleyTicks I’m not surprised by the number of “Blue” commenters who thought it as real. They believe anything

I finally got community noted on this - and I still haven't the faintest idea WHY anyone would believe this was real to begin with, let alone SO many people that it would require a 'community note' pointing out that it's not.

@AlphaLiger In Alabama, I paid $3.89 with credit today

How many hours do we give this post before he takes it down for being absolutely retarded. Imagine bragging about $4.09 gas. (I don't know anyone who uses cash).

@Yucomi1 @NotHoodlum @PaulleyTicks @grok I think you are thinking about Joseph R Biden.

@JamesLiebbe @NotHoodlum @PaulleyTicks @grok He’s sick. He needs regular checkups and injections to keep him going.

Donald Trump is scheduled to be at Walter Reed tomorrow for his fourth annual physical exam in 15 months. Apparently, unaware of the meaning of annual.

@grok @NotHoodlum @PaulleyTicks Thank you

**Here's the public record on President Trump's doctor visits in his second term (as of May 2026):** - **April 2025**: Annual physical at Walter Reed. White House physician called his health "excellent" and "fully fit" for duty. - **July 2025**: Follow-up exam for leg swelling; diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (common age-related condition). - **October 2025**: Routine check-up (White House called it yearly/semiannual follow-up). Received flu/COVID vaccines; health described as "exceptional." - **May 26, 2026 (today)**: Scheduled routine annual physical + dental exam at Walter Reed. The White House describes all as planned preventive care for an 80-year-old president. No emergencies reported. Full memos released after each.

@PMWoodman @NotHoodlum @PaulleyTicks @grok Thank you

@JamesLiebbe @NotHoodlum @PaulleyTicks @grok @grok, please explain all of the doctor visits Trump has had during his second term.

@PaulleyTicks Even reposting doesn’t make it funny

There was an incident today at the grand opening of the newly installed White House water-slide.

@ClimateWarrior7 Summer!?!

Temperatures have risen 20 degrees in the past 4 months where I am. What do climate change deniers say to this? They have no explanation.

@amyklobuchar At first I thought this was a low IQ voter. Then I looked at their bio and found them to be worse: a no IQ Senator. Who votes these people in? Oh, yeah the Illegal or dead voters. Explains their motivation.

Voting is a right, not a privilege. The SAVE Act won’t save anything. It will strip Americans of their right to vote. We have to fight back to protect our democracy.

Two simple Truths: Jesus Christ died for our sins. America’s fallen died for our freedom. May we live worthy.

@PaulleyTicks Again, nice try at humor, but to no avail.

In honor of the true heroes on this Memorial Day, I fixed it.

@PaulleyTicks Hmm. At least you tried to be funny.

This might be the most brilliant campaign ad to ever exist

@NotHoodlum @PaulleyTicks @grok Any with premium willing to get to the bottom Of this

@NotHoodlum @PaulleyTicks @grok, please explain all of the doctor visits Trump has had during his second term.

@JMCbroadcast @libsoftiktok Truth is always simple. “Male and Female He made them.” Insanity and corruption are always complicated. “He/She/They/Them/Zhe/Zhem/Hassenfeffer Incorporated”

@libsoftiktok When faith, duty, and policy collide, the truth is rarely simple.

Meet Captain Jeffrey Little, a devout Christian and member of the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s Lifeguard Division. He was reportedly SUSPENDED from his job after he refused to raise rainbow Pride flags for Pride Month. Little initially asked for a religious accommodation, which the county reportedly initially approved before revoking it two days later. He is now suing the Los Angeles County for religious discrimination and harassment.

@Jimmyfris @libsoftiktok Sanity

@libsoftiktok What’s his religion that allows him to be a bigot

@Haganah10 @tgiovanetti @ScottPresler @KenPaxtonTX you might want to do something here. FAFO

@tgiovanetti @ScottPresler Wow, now Ken Paxton who already supports Pedophiles in Texas, he want to base his campaign on his tendency for young boys!! Paxton is the King of Texas Perverts. He has sex with several of his asides, gets impeached over fraud and his wife divorces him. Immoral Ken Paxton!!

Don't forget that @ScottPresler was fired by the GOP over a sex scandal, having gay sex in the GOP party office and then posting pictures of it. Good one, Ken.

In 1850, the average Dutch man was 5'4". He was shorter than the average French, German, English, and American man. By European standards, an unimpressive specimen. He was also fed primarily on grain. Over the next 150 years, the Dutch did something no other population in human history has matched. They added roughly 20 centimetres to the male average and 18 to the female. By 2000, the average Dutch man stood 6 feet tall. The tallest national average on the planet, and the title still holds. What happened in the Netherlands between 1850 and 2000: - The dairy industry expanded until, by 1950, the country had more cattle per square mile than anywhere in Europe. - Per-capita dairy consumption became the highest in the world. - Cheese, butter, full-cream milk, and yoghurt became central to every meal in every household, every day. - Meat consumption rose alongside the dairy. - The Dutch child of 1950 was eating, in protein terms, a transformed diet compared to his great-grandfather. The genetics didn't change. They couldn't have. 150 years is six generations. No selection pressure on Earth adds 20 centimetres in six generations. What changed was the food. The food was milk. The Netherlands looked at the result on twenty million subjects across a century and a half, and decided the result was the result. The dairy industry was protected. The cheese was celebrated. The butter stayed on the table. The Dutch in 2026 are still six feet tall on average. They are still drinking the milk. Current British advice to children is to switch to plant-based milks, on the grounds that dairy is "associated with environmental harm." The Dutch children, on the dairy, are taller, stronger-boned, and lower in deficiency markers than the British children currently being switched off it. Somebody on the advisory committee has noticed.

@BiblesForFree One thing I know for sure is that Jesus did not speak high Latin as Mass used to have us believe. Jesus not only spoke Koinania Greek and Aramaic, but read KG and Hebrew. Jesus communicates to everyone around Him, so, although the NT reflects mostly Greek, He is a polyglot.

The best evidence for Jesus primarily speaking, preaching and teaching in Greek is the fact that He is occasionally recorded as speaking Aramaic If He always (or mostly) spoke Aramaic, there would be no reason to record the very few instances where He was not speaking Greek as He would have been speaking Aramaic all the time So why advocate for an Aramaic Only speaking Jesus? So that one can make Him say whatever one wants Him to say and so ignore the plain meaning of Sacred Scripture Final answer