PanAm Style 🐓 🍷 ♦️ ✍️ 😷 Vive la France

I love Joanna and am so grateful that she is a teacher in Ontario. I have a teacher from elementary school whose effect on me was like that of Mr. Williamson. My life was changed forever and irrevocably. Yes, there were some others who guided me, but Madame Foreman was the top.

@peggy_blair I am not a creative writer - I know that limit so I don’t even try. BUT I’m damn good at copy editing, maybe even some true editing. My grade 12 English teacher was extremely disappointed when I informed him my university major would be biology. He was a published author himself.

The bottom line is that if you can't write without AI now, you couldn't write before.

@Violent_Retard @Mary101010Mary @giveashitnature @RedBeard01ND You didn’t answer my question. “Probably” can be a valid answer if it’s backed by rigorous science. Same with “should be”.

@PanamStyle @Mary101010Mary @giveashitnature @RedBeard01ND He's asking a Question, im just assuming the absolute longest before you could get it again. Rabid animals are pretty rare, and its better than having no shot. We can have discussions about possible length durations, 3yrs is probably when the vaccine starts to decline.

The USDA has kept raccoon rabies out of the central United States for over 30 years by air-dropping fish-flavored ravioli from helicopters. Each one is a small packet coated in fishmeal with an oral rabies vaccine inside. Raccoons, foxes, coyotes, and skunks find them by smell, bite through, and swallow. Many animals that consume the bait develop immunity, helping build a protective barrier across populations. The bait is generally considered safe for pets and tested in many non-target species. The USDA's Wildlife Services has been running this since 1995. Without the bait program, raccoon rabies very likely would have spread much further west. A federal program you've probably never heard of is protecting your pets and your kids by feeding wild animals ravioli from a helicopter.

@Bella534134 @giveashitnature @CrystalCage3 “Looks like” … that’s some expert science right there.

@giveashitnature @CrystalCage3 Looks like they could overdose.

@Violent_Retard @Mary101010Mary @giveashitnature @RedBeard01ND You’re both qualified vets and/or virologists, right? RIGHT???

@Mary101010Mary @giveashitnature @RedBeard01ND One or Two vaccines within the span of 6-7 years should be good enough, just don't fuck with rabid animals

@martycus @ShannonStubbsMP @ABDanielleSmith Dani is the one helping separatists.

@ShannonStubbsMP Seems to me you are fighting with @ABDanielleSmith and helping separatists.

Alberta has done everything possible to get Canadian energy to market. But after years of Liberal roadblocks, political delays, and anti-energy laws, Canadians know the biggest obstacle to nation-building projects is still Ottawa. Federal Conservatives want interjurisdictional export pipelines for Canada in all directions with no carbon taxes for anyone or any business, and no corporate welfare quid pro quos. Social license from anti-energy ideologues is NOT a thing. Nothing will ever be enough to change their minds about expanding oil and gas production and exports! Liberals want carbon taxes and corporate welfare, with only words about one potential pipeline, but no material progress on the federal side at all.

@WwWilberforce @ShannonStubbsMP Total lies.

Loud complaining for 50 years and Ottawa is still screwing every Albertan. Now they are flooding the country with tens of millions of immigrants to ethnically cleanse Alberta and prevent its people from their democratic rights to self determination and self government. The federal government has violated social contract and is illegitimate

@ShannonStubbsMP Total bullshit.

@SpeakerJohnson What you have just stated is not true and you know it. Everyone with a functioning brain knows what that makes you.

President Trump is the ONLY one who could have gotten Iran — the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism — to the negotiating table. We are greatly encouraged to learn a PEACE DEAL in Iran is underway — and look forward to learning more about the specifics. Under President Trump’s leadership, our nation is stronger, more respected on the global stage, and safer than ever before.

@GaryMichaelDoan @newrepublic If the prosecutors have your logic and skill all Americans, along with the whole world will be laughing. It will be the best laughing, no one will have ever heard such laughing.

@newrepublic The fake insurrection has been exposed and prosecutions should begin soon. Some Democrats should lawyer up.

The president’s demand for a slush fund to pay billions of dollars to his cronies places him among the planet’s most infamous political criminals. trib.al/TufzUhi

@dwiebe99 @newrepublic Now he’s even topper

@newrepublic You really suggesting he wasn’t already at the top of said list?

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@brittlestar @corypoppins I predict this will equal, or maybe even surpass the Zellers dance.

Have you ever danced in your favourite pub? Video coming soon @corypoppins

@Mr_Husky1 @Sharonb57470441 The first President of my life. And one of the best.

Harry Truman left the White House with almost nothing. No large fortune. No presidential pension. No motorcade waiting to carry him into retirement. On January 20, 1953, Harry and Bess Truman climbed into their own Chrysler and drove themselves home to Independence, Missouri. His approval ratings were low. Critics called his presidency a failure. Much of Washington was relieved to see him leave office. What shocked many people later was how little money a former president actually received at the time. Truman’s only steady income came from a small Army pension worth just over one hundred dollars a month. Financial pressure became so serious that he reportedly needed bank loans simply to cover daily living expenses. The situation became so embarrassing for the country that Congress eventually created pensions for former presidents. But Truman never spent his retirement chasing sympathy or public praise. Back in Independence, he returned to a simple routine. He walked through town without heavy security. He answered his own telephone. He personally responded to letters from ordinary Americans. On his desk remained the famous sign: “The buck stops here.” While Truman lived quietly, the impact of his presidency continued growing. The Marshall Plan helped rebuild Europe after World War II. The Truman Doctrine became a foundation of American Cold War policy. In 1948, he ordered the desegregation of the United States military despite fierce political opposition. When General Douglas MacArthur publicly challenged presidential authority during the Korean War, Truman removed him from command, protecting civilian control of the military even though the decision damaged his popularity. Then history delivered one final moment of recognition. In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson traveled to the Truman Library to sign Medicare into law. During the ceremony, Johnson handed the first Medicare cards to Harry and Bess Truman. It carried special meaning because Truman had pushed for national health insurance decades earlier and faced enormous backlash for it at the time. By the end of his life, public opinion had changed dramatically. The man once dismissed as weak and unpopular came to be viewed as one of the most consequential presidents of the twentieth century. Harry Truman never chased applause. He simply accepted responsibility for difficult decisions and lived long enough to see history reconsider them. Story based on historical records. This post is for educational purposes.

@FarooqSumar @Mr_Husky1 @a_siab @meranaam A racist who ordered the US military desegregated. Sure, Farooq.

@Mr_Husky1 How can you forget to mention that he is the only person on the planet to use the nuclear bomb. He killed over half a million Japanese. Truman was brutal and a racist. @a_siab @meranaam

@FesusFChristII @Mikeggibbs Insta-block

@Mikeggibbs Ya that’s pretty funny. But you’re still an aids infected retard who still lives at home with mommy and daddy.

Give the photographer who did this a raise. #onpoli

@LucasSa56947288 @sonja40473081 But he’s got cheating down cold.

@sonja40473081 He can’t golf.

It looks like Donald Trump cancelled his planned trip to Trump National Golf Club this weekend, citing “circumstances pertaining to Government” and describing it as an “important period of time.” Instead, he will remain in DC at the White House.

Techno Optimus Prime doesn’t realize that TDS actually means that yes, Trump is deranged

@WittenBippens @TrueFactsStated Looking at this bro’s timeline it’s perfectly clear he is gullible.

@TrueFactsStated No, we actually love our country. Oh, and his third term will be even better!

If we agreed to pay Trump 5 billion dollars if he resigned the presidency and retired to Mar a Lago would you be ok with it?

@goneflyin @ReichlinMelnick @USCIS That’s exactly what you are doing, Scott.

@ReichlinMelnick @USCIS “In short, this admin is…” Translation: here’s where I apply my political spin and infer what I want about the intentions in order to castigate the other side in a bad light.

🚨 🚨 🚨 NEW: A shocking @USCIS memo seems to declare that hundreds of thousands of immigrants living in this country and applying for green cards must instead apply for visas abroad; which could MASSIVELY disrupt lives. 🧵 on what we know, and what we don’t.

@ReichlinMelnick @USCIS The current administration did something *unclear*??? Who could have predicted that! One thing that IS clear is that this administration is the most racist, xenophobic we have had in decades.

@USCIS IMPORTANTLY, the full scope of this new policy is unclear. USCIS says it will issue further guidance, and has NOT said whether it will impact pending cases. At its broadest, this could impact over 400,000 people a year who are living in the U.S. when they get their green cards.