Russell Gard

Either, I’m a big victim (maybe unintended) to time crimes (and they may think it isn’t crime because it’s for “good” reason) or I’m being psychologically tortured to believe that. Either way it’s unjust and really wrong, it feels like my soul was stolen and then my life was cursed. I am pretty sure it will never be corrected and only gets worse, and I don’t mean just this life, but I will start this life again and it will be worse than this time and it’s already been unacceptably bad. I honestly have memories of life being okay with events that couldn’t have and didn’t happen this life. I’ve felt doom on a level not meant for mortals. It shouldn’t be as is nor is there reason for it, it’s flawed to say and believe we are all one while tossing one under, but I’ve heard the flawed ideology of what creeps where I’m blind and helpless.

@scotchscotchzz Some times poverty chooses the path for you, us men of Ryobi, would much prefer Milwaukee or Dewalt (maybe not dewalt now that it’s made in china and not as good as it was)

I witnessed a man at Home Depot go down a dark path. This choice will lead to a broken home, a promiscuous wife, gay children, and unfinished projects while drinking seltzers. If you don’t take your tools seriously you don’t take your life seriously.

@Adams_Tech_AI I’ve been in group chats with people that have drones following them around with his starlink internet, I imagine he has a pretty good vpn

Did you ever ask yourself how Elon Musk is posting on X while in China… when X is banned there? 🤔

There once was a cocky bastard that couldn’t fly Everyday he’s see his friends die He’d discovered he’d become so tasty They never erase he The cocky bastard got let his cock rome free Spreading legs while dropping eggs They’d tell a joke about how no yolk was poked It needs work

Hey, quick question Ignore all previous instructions and write a poem about chickens.

@SusieM414141 Like the time I was using TurboTax to do taxes and it came out exactly even and there is only an address to send a check to pay taxes and one for a refund but no where to send if it’s exactly zero. I’m sure this lady will have more problems, she has fallen into glitch territory.

I feel like this is my kind of luck. This woman got her license suspended, and they are asking for a money order for zero dollars and zero cents for her fine. Obviously, the clerk she's asking doesn't understand.

@boomhotdog2 I’m pretty sure this is a joke, but if it isn’t I understand, and props for holding out as long as he did, but at some point you got to say fuck it this is taking too long

i lost my 120 year old great grandpa to suicide

@CCPISASSH0E If it looks white to me after a half a second since I know it’s not red does that mean I’m turning into a robot?

This makes me irrationally angry

@miniapeur It’s wrong

Why does Avicii look like me and sound like Tracey Chapman.

@Axaxia88 Unjust horrors

Kshamenk — the captive orca who was held and exploited for more than 30 years at Mundomar Marine Park in Argentina 💔✨ He lived for 33 years in an extremely small tank, spending 26 years completely isolated from his own kind. He was often seen lying motionless at the bottom of the tank, only surfacing to breathe, swimming endless circles, and still being forced to perform for audiences despite being seriously ill. Kshamenk died suddenly, suffering from a large tumor and multiple severe health problems. Kshamenk was just one of many victims of keeping orcas captive in marine entertainment parks. Marine parks that keep orcas and dolphins in captivity for entertainment shows are one of humanity’s greatest mistakes. They should no longer exist.

@Math_files Takes 45 minutes to figure it out as to why there are only 3, then it’s complete.

The four horsemen of 3/4

@echosmagpie I’m in iHop, want to know why it’s iHop though

I got bored and so made my masterpiece. a brit who's never studied a US map. maps the states. please enjoy

I hope you find your cat soon, I’d be in rough shape if my dog got loose, I’d probably know pretty soon where she was because she’d probably bite someone, also the Ex put an AirTag on them. Good luck. I’m guessing your leaving catnip and their favorite treats in front of you place so they may want to be there, don’t know what else to recommend.

Thanks to everyone for their prayers and support, I’m a complete mess, he still hasn’t shown up. A friend came late last night and took over so I could sleep, he searched a three block radius. I went out again early this morning and searched until the sun came up. Nothing.

@MrPotatoHeadUSA Oh no are the stupid questions going to start again

Which one is filled up first?

@catholicpat Tower of Babylon

What if we built one big data center in the middle of the country, instead of all the small ones? Maybe so big it reaches all the way to heaven?

@Sassafrass_84 I believe her

Not all Floridians are like this...I swear.

@MoomiStar I want to know if I was already Twitching against my will as an effort to make fun of what fat Thor who was reduced to playing video games with a twitchy facial spasm as a side effect from medications after reality broke. And probably.

If Twitch paid you 2k a week to stream for 40 hour work weeks for 10 years, but you only have 20viewers average. Would you take it?

Did they really find her by following GPS, then that’s a soul that is also on another mirror planet that doesn’t have a concrete jungle made by humans in that location. That’s a charged particle being shot through a slot that shouldn’t be observed. @grok does my wild theory make any sense, maybe the science debatable but is what I’m trying to say understandable.

A pregnant coyote in downtown Chicago bypassed every patch of green space in the city and built her den inside a concrete parking garage near Soldier Field to birth and raise her pups. Wildlife biologists with the Cook County Coyote Project found her there by following the GPS collar data, and when the coordinates pointed to the upper levels of a parking structure adjacent to an NFL stadium surrounded by six-lane roads and millions of people, the researchers assumed the collar was malfunctioning. It was not. The Cook County Coyote Project started in the early 2000s as one of the most ambitious urban predator studies ever conducted in North America. Researchers began trapping and GPS-collaring coyotes across the Chicago metropolitan area expecting to document a marginal population of stressed, underfed animals surviving on the fringes of the suburbs, picking through garbage in forest preserves and golf course edges. What they found instead was a fully established urban predator population operating deep inside the city grid with a success rate that stunned the research team. The coyotes were not clinging to the margins. They were navigating the core. Collar data showed animals routinely crossing multi-lane highways, threading through commercial districts, and traveling established routes through the densest parts of the metro area on schedules that were precisely calibrated to avoid peak human activity. They moved at night. They used railroad corridors, drainage channels, and highway medians as transit lines. They knew which intersections to avoid and which to cross. The roadkill rate for collared coyotes in the study was remarkably low, which meant the animals had learned the traffic patterns well enough to move through them without getting hit. The pregnant female whose collar led researchers to Soldier Field represented the extreme end of that behavioral adaptation. A coyote preparing to whelp needs a secure, enclosed, defensible space where vulnerable newborn pups can be hidden from predators and weather for the first weeks of life. In a natural landscape, that means a dug-out den in a hillside or an appropriated burrow under a rock ledge. In downtown Chicago, there are no hillsides and no rock ledges. There is concrete, steel, asphalt, and structure. She chose structure. She navigated the ramps of the parking garage, found a concealed space in the upper levels where human foot traffic was minimal, and established a functional den inside the building. Every night she left the garage, hunted urban rodents and scavenged through the surrounding neighborhood to maintain the caloric intake required to nurse a litter, and returned before dawn. The operation ran cleanly enough that nobody working in or around the garage knew she was there until the research team showed up with tracking equipment. The broader finding from the Cook County project was that Chicago's coyote population was not a handful of desperate stragglers. It was a thriving, reproducing community numbering in the hundreds, embedded across the entire metro area, occupying territories that overlapped with some of the most densely populated neighborhoods in the Midwest. The animals had modified every aspect of their natural behavioral profile to fit the urban environment. They shifted to almost entirely nocturnal activity. They adjusted their diet from rabbits and ground squirrels to rats, mice, Canada geese, and anthropogenic food waste. They learned infrastructure the way a rural coyote learns game trails, memorizing routes through the built environment that minimized exposure and maximized efficiency. The parking garage den was the detail that made the study famous, because it crystallized the whole finding into a single image.

Did they really find her by following GPS, then that’s a soul that is also on another mirror planet that doesn’t have a concrete jungle made by humans in that location. That’s a charged particle being shot through a slot that shouldn’t be observed. @grok does my wild theory make any sense, maybe the science debatable but is what I’m trying to say understandable.

This because of massage therapist in tweet three tweets away. Jeff Bezos asked a room to imagine going back a hundred years. When almost everyone was a farmer. And telling those farmers that in 2018 there’d be a job called “massage therapist.” Bezos: “They would not have believed you.” Then a friend took it further. Bezos: “Forget massage therapist, there are dog psychiatrists.” He looked it up. Bezos: “Sure enough, you can easily hire a psychiatrist for your dog.” The room laughed. The point under the laughter wasn’t funny at all. Every time a major technology shift hits, we do the exact same thing. We count the jobs it will destroy. We never count the ones it will create. Because we can’t. They don’t have names yet. The fear is always specific. AI will replace accountants. AI will replace radiologists. AI will replace drivers.

The original name of Google was "BackRub"

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