Paulie Hussien Walnuts

It turns out the over 100 women from Turkey who flew over to America to have their babies then signed up for Medicaid So not only did their kids get birthright citizenship but then the American taxpayer had to pay for the procedure and follow up care End Birthright Citizenship

@AlexWilsonESM Yessir

Odell Beckham Jr. on a non-guaranteed, incentive-laden deal is by far the easiest YES you could ask for, considering Jalin Hyatt is on this roster right now...

Sean Connery’s entrance in Dr. No (1962) is pure screen legend. Even better, that iconic “Bond… James Bond” moment wasn’t overthought at all, they just let Connery walk in, play it cool, and history handled the rest.

Anyone who says Eli Manning isn't a Hall of Famer is delusional

@SusieM414141 Be careful

Some are saying it’s an old air shaft for a mine and some are saying it’s for flood control. If it is in fact an old air shaft, why wouldn’t they cover it? Doesn’t seem safe.

@RadioGenoa Drop him in the ocean

The Dutch police are not joking.

@shipwreckedcrew This guy fccked his best friends wife

Gavin Newsom -- "I played college baseball at Univ. of Santa Clara -- I was recruiting because my swing reminded the coaches of Will Clark, 1B for the SF Giants." Lie. Never played for Santa Clara. Enrolled in the fall of 1985. Will Clark made his MLB debut for the Giants in 1986. "One of the reasons for my divorce from Kimberly Guilfoyle was because she had taken a job with Fox News and that just didn't work as the First Lady of San Francisco." Guilfoyle took a job with Court TV in Jan. 2004, for which she moved to New York. Newsom won the Mayor's race 2 months earlier -- Nov. 2003. Sounds like a really solid marriage. They announced they were separated and filing for divorce in Jan. 2005 -- one year after she left. Their divorce was final Feb. 2006. Guilfoyle started working for Fox News as host of a weekend crime show "The Lineup" -- first appearance was Feb. 10, 2006. From 2004 to 2006 she had appeared as a legal analyst on CNN and ABC. Just another lie that rolls off his tongue like he can't separate reality from fiction in his life "story". "Narcissistic Personality Disorder" (NPD): This is an official diagnosis in the DSM-5. It is characterized by a pervasive pattern of grandiosity, a constant need for admiration, and a lack of empathy.

Spencer Pratt says he has already arranged for the criminal investigation team at the IRS to come into City Hall and Spencer is opening the books in his first week as mayor. He will make sure they find every dollar crooked NGOs and government officials stole. Spencer MUST be Mayor.

Man makes a visual demonstration of how American bread is actually made Many Americans know our bread is toxic by now but they don’t really understand what the process of making it actually looks like and how bad it really is This is eye opening

"I am an Iranian who lives in Tehran… In case I'm dead tomorrow, I just want you to remember this. Please. Shut the f*ck up and don't use me against America or Israel to try and convince them to stop. We asked for this..."

@amuse @QuintenFrancois Yep my first drive alone was in a gas line

I’m very doubtful you remember the 70s. By 79 we had interest rates as high as 15%. Gas prices were $4.60 (they’re 3.90 now). Odd-even rationing (you could only buy gas on certain days based on license plate). Stations running out of fuel mid-day. 4–6 hour waits at peak panic moments (especially summer 1979). In the US by 1979 we imported 50% of our oil. Today we’re a net exporter of gasoline.

People keep comparing this to the 1970s oil shock. The 70s took a decade to fully play out. One month in, and we already have: fuel rationing across Asia, crude at above $100, the Strait of Hormuz closed, … This is way worse.

@historyinmemes Fcck no

Watch as a polar bear spends 45 minutes attempting to break into the glass enclosure of a BBC cameraman in 2013.

@RadioGenoa These are trans?

In Pakistan, women are forced to stay at home and at parties men pay other men to dance and other things.

@TheCinesthetic Sopranos

What television series is so good, it's worth binge watching from beginning to end?

@RepMikeLevin Lies

Think about what Washington Republicans are actually asking you to believe: that there are noncitizens so committed to voting illegally that they’d risk deportation, prosecution, and everything we’ve seen ICE do, just to cast a ballot in our elections.      There is no documented crisis of noncitizens voting. It is already a federal crime, and it always has been.       Republicans invented a crisis that doesn’t exist so they could sell a “solution” that makes it harder for YOU to vote.      Call it what it is: the SAVE REPUBLICANS Act.

@SingBlazesing @SecretaryWright 500,000 volts?

@SecretaryWright Why not bury lines underground?

We need as many linemen as we can get in this country, they're the future of America’s electricity grid.

@SecretaryWright Awesome

@SULLY10X Balls of steel

In 1968, Neil Armstrong narrowly escaped death by ejecting from a Lunar Landing Research Vehicle during a simulation at Ellington. A helium leak resulted in a loss of pressure, causing a total loss of flight control. Armstrong ejected at 200 feet, with the vehicle exploding seconds later. He parachuted to safety, suffering only a bitten tongue.

Look at this video of NYC in 1975, see how peaceful it was? Look at how everybody seems to be enjoying their lives, and not contrast it to today. Our country has been ruined.

@ksorbs Think about it most of the people in this video are dead