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@DetroitRedWings @DarrenMcCarty4 Happy Birthday legend! @DarrenMcCarty4

.@DarrenMcCarty4 👊🎂

since its spring again, always remember that disease carrying ticks were released, accidentally or maliciously, we'll never know, from a government lab in the northeast US, and thats the reason now that you can get a horrible lifelong illness just from being outside

🚨: Keeta partners with Visa $KTA

@Gorev111 $KTA

Tonight I’ll be extremely locked in on the $KTA X Spaces live call in my cave Something’s been cooking by Ty 🧑🏻‍🍳🍳 and the team 🧑‍🍳👨🏾‍🍳👨🏾‍🍳👩🏻‍🍳👨🏻‍🍳👨🏿‍🍳 Hint: check Keeta’s official account’s new bio

@1600Ceres Wait til the Japanese find out about the 2006 Monte Carlo SS

ここ数日のXではマリブが話題ですが、同時期に販売されていたマリブマックスをご覧ください

Early 2000's GM Stuff a V8 in Everything Nationalism

@kingbtc Yellow packs better Bob

holy as someone who has smoked since age 10 & spending 8 months with no nicotine for the first time ever: black american spirits no comparison, all i'll be smoking now

@SyAcYoU_JAPAN Wait til the Japanese find the 2006 Monte Carlo SS

私、正しい位置にハンドルが付いていないアメリカ車はこれまでに2台乗りました。 2台とも日本人のイメージは“荒くれ者の薬物中毒者の犯罪者が乗る車”なのでこの車が止まっているだけで地域の治安が悪くなり、パトカーは後ろをストーキングしてきます。

@MSPEighthDist Free this man

Mackinac County, Michigan. A semi-truck driver has been arrested following a traffic stop by the Michigan State Police (MSP) for driving violations on the Mackinac Bridge. During the stop, MSP discovered the driver was in possession of numerous illegal weapons and was committing multiple additional violations. On March 25, 2026, at approximately 6:48 p.m., a Motor Carrier Officer (MCO) from the MSP St. Ignace Post was conducting proactive patrol on the Mackinac Bridge when a semi-truck hauling a trailer was observed speeding and operating in a hazardous manner. The MCO initiated a traffic stop on the commercial motor vehicle for the violations. Upon contact, it was determined the driver had an active warrant for his arrest. The driver was taken into custody without incident. Further investigation revealed the driver was in possession of multiple illegal weapons and did not have a Concealed Pistol License (CPL). The following items were seized: • Fifteen double-edged knives, including three equipped with brass knuckle handles • Two throwing stars, each with four double-edged sides • Two additional sets of brass knuckles, including one spiked set • Five loaded pistols • One loaded rifle • One shotgun • One large double-edged sword with a 32-inch blade In addition to the weapons violations, the driver was found to be in possession of two open containers of alcohol. A subsequent inspection of the commercial vehicle also indicated the driver had allegedly falsified his electronic logging device records. The driver was arrested and lodged at the Mackinac County Jail. On March 26, 2026, the driver, identified as 54-year-old Eric Koroscik of Kingwood, Texas, was arraigned in the 92nd District Court in Mackinac County on one count of Carrying a Concealed Weapon. He was issued a personal recognizance bond. Additional charges are being sought for other applicable violations. His next court appearance is scheduled for April 10, 2026. The defendant is considered innocent unless proven guilty. MSP was assisted by the Mackinac County Sheriff’s Office and the St. Ignace Police Department.

@_bolivian 10/10 pt. 2 incoming

wtf just happened to bitcoin???

@DanReese21 Definitely wildfires in the Great Lakes region

What’s your best multi-generational (50-100 yr) “obvious in hindsight” investment thesis? Mine: land in the Great Lakes region (within proximity of tier 1 & 2 population centers) 2 reasons why: 1) land is scarce 2) fresh water is the most important natural resource for human survival and civilization Pretty simple. The Great Lakes contain 84% of North America’s (surface) fresh water. Humans are incredibly resourceful, so places w/o fresh water will continue to find innovative solutions. However, as decades pass, these solutions will feel the increasing weight of constraint as population and consumption continually grow. Then at some point, growth will become easier in places w near unlimited access to fresh water. To be clear, I’m NOT saying everyone will leave places w/o easy access to fresh water. I just think we’ll eventually hit a point where growth slowly shifts to areas w less constraints. Not to mention the Great Lakes region doesn’t have wildfires, hurricanes, etc. Insuring areas w significant natural disaster risk will be another multi-generational thing to watch. Land in some other regions will end up being a great investment too, but I think the Great Lakes will be the ultimate winner (esp given how low prices are today). Some circles on the map will do better than others of course, but that’s a separate debate. Think I’m wrong? We’ll all be dead so it won’t matter. Our Great Grandkids can dunk on each other.

Have made quite a few trades using Nanswap. Works great 👍🏻 @Nanswap Could you please enable $KTA deposits/withdrawals? Would love that.

@_ROB_29 That's how you get Lyme Disease

Remember the days when you’d tell your parents you were at a sleepover, but you were really out in the woods dying of alcohol poisoning.

@WatcherGuru Hey @gretchenwhitmer

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Georgia becomes first US state to suspend fuel taxes as Middle East war sends gas prices soaring.

@GarbageHuman24 That's Corey Perry

I think I’ve found the worst thing in the history of the known universe. The Indian Albino.

Current status: Retardmaxxing.

It’s official. I just left my campaign headquarters after filing for re-election. Thanks to all the family, friends and supporters that make this possible.

As of today, the COVID-19 pandemic is now longer than WWII.

@GoUncensored Wat