Michael Pisz Ⓜ️

@EtTuMamaTambien @offbeatorbit he already has a show

@offbeatorbit He’s not gonna stop until he gets a shitty tv show nobody watches but has 1000 eps

Uh oh lol

@smartthought5 they shoudl have walked and carried their inztruments (guitar bass etc)

That dude who told that band to not bring 14 people on tour and to rent a van instead of a bus was right.

@tybuddhaboy also highschool in 2006 sucked and was retarded

@jwilcox79 @EkpoNeptune @notchrisvolpe those stores price gouge. they need to lower prices

@EkpoNeptune @notchrisvolpe Key Food, CTown, Fine Fare, Associated, Lidl.  These are real grocery stores that actual working class New Yorkers use. I honestly don’t care if the city builds a handful of these new markets, but let’s not pretend these areas are food deserts.

First off, half these dots are delis that nobody in their right mind would do a full grocery haul at bc that’s not what they’re meant for. Second, why tf do you think walking an hour round trip to get groceries is something that should be seen as normal???

@PRKF3TR @notchrisvolpe @muhammadelbadri delis dont sell groceries. maybe they have a couple cans of chef boyardee and some dusty ketchup

@notchrisvolpe @muhammadelbadri Yes you can. You don’t live in NYC. Deli’s sell way more than smokes and beer. There are tons of specialized deli’s that cater different types of communities. You might not be able to mayer bros but that’s niche product. Basic products , yes

@PRKF3TR @notchrisvolpe @muhammadelbadri that just not true. and these grocery stores are way too expensive

@notchrisvolpe @muhammadelbadri Between 116 & lenox and lex, there literally 2 “gourmet “ supermakets and like 15 delis. That’s just 116. You can buy same shit at a deli that can you can a supermarket minus the “ gourmet” shit. There is no need for a free supermarket in East Harlem.

@tybuddhaboy aggressive bj

@CalvilloSTX1998 @penishorts @LordGeneral40k you are gǎy

@LordGeneral40k Good God, they're literally doing the meme...

Aaaaaand clockwork, the Teacher scolds the Victim and the Suspect is treated with Ice cream. I fucking hate this.

@LordGeneral40k you are gǎy

@jakebrodes i would go for milwaukee’s best: ice 16oz 6 pack

Maybe a hot take but mad dog is the little Caesars of booze for me. When I was down and out and needed to be shit hammered MD was always there for me. Used to be 5 bucks a bottle too.

@wavecheckers @willmenaker @BunBTrillOG 🙂

Bun B was the chauffeur for his granddaughter prom last night 🖤

@himbopotamuss @AdamantxYves are you sure?

@MichaelPisz @AdamantxYves Not the way the kids at UMass Amherst were using it buddy!

I had to look in the comments to see what "the P slur" even is. I'm not Asian, so I can't say for sure, but I have never in my life heard or even read any American using this term. Like, not even once.

@himbopotamuss @AdamantxYves packie is short for package store

@AdamantxYves It’s like exclusively a slur in Massachusetts that’s the only place I ever heard it

@himbopotamuss @AdamantxYves are you actually retårded

@HankThomasDC @YouTube nice ġäy ad, řetǎrd

Let’s go. Start charging ransomware gangs like the terrorists they are, and when their attacks kill people, bring homicide charges too. youtube.com/shorts/d4541kC… via @YouTube

@jreentertain how will that make you stop being a bum?

@MichaelPisz Get your comprehension skills up!

Is this what we’ve succumbed to @gamestop Mr. Cohen, I am disappointed by GameStop’s recent post using the phrase “Need weed money?” to promote a trade-in offer. For a company with a strong presence among teenagers, young adults, and families, this kind of messaging is not clever — it is unprofessional and irresponsible. When a major brand jokes about drug culture in order to sell products, it helps normalize behavior that many parents and community members work hard to discourage. Companies with a large public platform should understand that their words influence culture, especially among younger audiences. GameStop should hold itself to a higher standard. This post reflects poor judgment and sends the wrong message about what is acceptable in corporate advertising. I hope your company reconsiders this kind of marketing and chooses professionalism over shock value. — Joseph Robinson

@bp_4lyfe @I_listen_to_npr huh?

@I_listen_to_npr not really they are pointing out how deranged he is by doing something so mundane as a stream collab right after he killed and dismembered a girl

seems to be an unnessacary detail here.

@jreentertain yeah i saw it and now i think you’re a bum

@MichaelPisz So your dumbass could see it! 😂

@jreentertain why did you pay to advertise this post, retãrd

Mr. Cohen, I am disappointed by GameStop’s recent post using the phrase “Need weed money?” to promote a trade-in offer. For a company with a strong presence among teenagers, young adults, and families, this kind of messaging is not clever — it is unprofessional and irresponsible. When a major brand jokes about drug culture in order to sell products, it helps normalize behavior that many parents and community members work hard to discourage. Companies with a large public platform should understand that their words influence culture, especially among younger audiences. GameStop should hold itself to a higher standard. This post reflects poor judgment and sends the wrong message about what is acceptable in corporate advertising. I hope your company reconsiders this kind of marketing and chooses professionalism over shock value. Joseph Robinson GameStop owes the public, especially young customers and their families, better judgment than this.

@NycSupers @OsseChi @CMChiOsse is the person being evicted not in his district?

@OsseChi I think Council Member Chi Ossé needs to focus on the people of district 36 and not his activist career. His bill that forces owners of buildings to pay for brokers fees has increased the rent in all five boroughs because of him. @CMChiOsse @OsseChi

STATEMENT FROM THE OFFICE OF COUNCIL MEMBER CHI OSSÉ: The Council Member is currently being held and processed at the 79th Precinct (263 Tompkins Ave) in Bed-Stuy. We encourage you to show up to the precinct to call for his release and support the Black homeowners whose homes are being stolen through deed theft.