Radix Zee

My following someone is not an endorsement. I often follow people I disagree with to understand their point of view, or to be the foil to my own theories or beliefs. I generally stop following someone who believes in or espouses too many crackpot theories, or if they promote hate

@toebeans_l @zillowgonewild It depends on local laws for where the electrical panel would be located. If it was me I would put it on the “top” floor. Plumbing would just come up from the ground. Nothing fancy for that to work.

@zillowgonewild ??? How does the plumbing, sewer and electrical factor in???

Would you lift your home 24 feet in the air to avoid floods or just move?

@TheAuthorGuy That’s only the 2nd best character trait. When he betrayed Jr. as a child and told him never to trust anyone include him, that was the best character trait. <shakes head> (paraphrased from an old NYT interview with Don Jr.)

Not loving his son is his best character trait.

Maybe women are smarter than all of these guys.

@F_FantasyHub Good job Rob 243, 243 NN, 176 My T2 has Bottas, and he needs to be traded. I really thought that he would be performing better. Checo is getting more out of the car than he is. 🤔

257 points all out. 21.9k rank. No Negative saved 60 points worth of DNS/DNF penalties even without rain - I’ll consider that a success. If I made no trades, it’s a better result 😭 but could have been a lot worse. T3: 1.6k 🌎 How did we all go? #F1Fantasy

@michaeljburry Wonder how GME will finance the deal.

GameStop Makes Its Play $56 Billion for eBay, Makes Perfect Sense open.substack.com/pub/michaeljbu… $GME $EBAY

@F_FantasyHub hopefully Hadjar can complete a lot of overtakes. <shakes head>

@F_FantasyHub I replace HAM with PIA and used the No Negative chip. I am curious to see how the MBZ will fair against the MCL in the race.

No closer to my decisions, but think I’m coming around to the idea of McLaren this week. Just when I thought I’d be so certain owning Mercedes in Miami, Friday goes a throws the biggest spanner in the works… Will be live in an hour if you want to see me break (it) down😂

@nic_moneypenny 👏🏽

🙏 NOBODY WOULD ARGUE WITH THE NEED FOR TRUTH WHEN IT COMES TO MISSING PEOPLE... Questions: David Wilcock & Corey Goode Documentary Trailer I no longer investigate in the UFO sector, only where it crosses with science stuff like plasma and nuclear physics. But I have been investigating the missing scientists and I literally stumbled across this just now - and recognised David Wilcock And I am in no position to make comment or judgement, but I thought this trailer for a documentary including David and others raises some valid questions I don't know any of the background and my only intention is to help the family and friends get truth, but I am confused as to why David was not getting any financial benefit - This trailer claims Corey prevented it. Obviously I have no idea whether that is the truth... I will leave it to others more knowledgeable to investigate @tupacabra @TheProjectUnity @mommaleo @UlrichNeujahr

@BarraganGerry @mariotomich @DeanTTraining 100% - very humbling

@mariotomich @DeanTTraining This... Lol DEXA scans are humbling...

If you’re a 5’ 10” male and…. - you have average genetics - you’re not taking testosterone - you don’t have an extensive training history/much muscle ….your healthy bodyweight is going to be around ~150 lbs Fat dudes will now assemble in the comments & do nothing but COPE!

@dieworkwear - Does a three piece suit “create” the most attractive silhouette for a man?

Ronald Reagan was tougher than @realDonaldTrump Reagan did military service even though he was severely near sighted, Trump had “bone spurs” Reagan got shot left underarm, breaking a rib, puncturing a lung, and causing serious internal bleeding, and didn’t cry for a bunker

@GoingParabolic I = one II = three III = seven

I = one II = Eleven III = Three Mensa level test

@tferriss Easier to get in the zone that way too.

Books are my go-to distraction when submerged in ice baths for a testicle-punishing 10 to 15 minutes. One night, the flavor du jour was The Inner Game of Tennis by W. Timothy Gallwey. One passage stopped me in my tracks a few pages in: "The player of the inner game comes to value the art of relaxed concentration above all other skills; he discovers the true basis for self-confidence; and he learns that the secret to winning any game lies in not trying too hard." The secret to winning any game lies in not trying too hard. Feeling as though you are trying too hard indicates that your priorities, technique, focus, or mindfulness is off. Take it as a cue to reset, not to double down.

@nic_moneypenny Or there is a secret war between the Chinese and the USA, assassinating key scientists. If only we knew of an investigative journalist who could get to the truth.

🚨 LISTEN NOW! THIS IS THE THREE BODY PROBLEM - BUT IT'S ALL COMING TRUE NOW MISSING SCIENTISTS MYSTERIOUS SOLAR ACTIVITY PLANETS ALIGNED WOW SIGNAL ANOMALIES WORLD AT WAR HOLOGRAPHIC LIFE QUESTIONS Why are our lives suddenly playing out almost exactly to the script of a movie that warns: THEY ARE COMING - WE ARE BUGS

@BrianRoemmele The one in Buellton is closed, but the one in Santa Nella is still open. I’ve been to both

A Faded Memory. Andersen's Pea Soup Restaurant opened in 1924, founded by Danish immigrant Anton Andersen and his wife Juliette. Originally a small roadside stand along what became U.S. Route 101, it grew into one of the most well-known stops in California. During the Great Depression, the business struggled until Juliette added split pea soup to the menu. It was simple, affordable, and filling and it ended up saving the restaurant. From there, it became a destination. By the 1930s-1960s, this was a major stop for travelers between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Tour buses lined the parking lot, families planned trips around it, and the restaurant served hundreds of people daily. The location became known for more than just food. Danish-style architecture, a windmill, gift shops, and the mascots Hap-Pea and Pea-Wee made it a full roadside attraction. Billboards across California counted down the miles until you arrived. For decades, it remained busy and became part of California road trip culture. But as highways improved and travel became faster, fewer people stopped. Over time, the crowds declined. Today, the building still stands, but the activity that once filled it is gone. What was once a packed destination is now a decaying reminder of our great past.

@tobyhardtospell @Sr_Lazarus The other thing these lawsuits do is close bathroom access for people with small children and adults with “bathroom” needs.

Professional ADA lawsuit filers who extort small businesses suck. There was one going around threatening local comedy shows for not being accessible to the deaf (iirc) a while back. Prey on small entrepreneurs w/o lawyers, ruining local culture. latimes.com/california/sto…

@DotDotJames Where did you find it? 🙂

irl Dirac delta

@F_FantasyHub Longer FP1…. we should send you coffee ☕️☕️☕️

That time off between races weeks felt longer than the winter break 😴 But it’s so damn good to be back and jump right into content soon! Cobwebs: lots of them Microphone: dusty Content: inbound 🔜

@BrianRoemmele Same with records, books, and CDs. There are actually musicians that are still alive and you can’t buy new releases of their older CDs.

WE ARE THE AMNESIA GENERATION AND THE INTERNET IS DISAPPEARING AROUND US. Remember that site? That video? That person? The have been erased… According to a Pew Research Center report, 26% of pages from 2013-2023 are no longer accessible. But that’s not the whole story. In a new study published in Internet Archive's book, VANISHING CULTURE, data scientists working with the Wayback Machine have found: ONLY 16% have been restored through the Wayback Machine. We have the Internet Archive and they wrote a book on this called Vanishing Culture. Folks it will get far worse as we nearly 100% count on AI to remember. Follow me as I will have more plans how you can fix your part of the universe. No one is coming to save our history but YOU.

WASHINGTON — The Republican chair of the House Oversight Committee said some members would support a presidential pardon for convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell in exchange for her assistance in the committee’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. @latimes #EpsteinFile