Stephen Brake

@HuneyBaked Oh my!

@lilviolet I could use my berries huckled! lol

@ErikaKama25895 Hopefully no one since you lifted that pic from someone else

@DuncanStAndrew @GunsFanatics Yup got the Hornady cam lock myself

@StephenBrakePho @GunsFanatics True, some hammer style inertia pullers work better than others. I got 3 and out of all of them, I'd say the Lyman is the best, but I prefer a bench puller or even a Hornady cam lock puller. Id take either over an inertia puller any day

@DuncanStAndrew @GunsFanatics Have you ever actually used a kinetic bullet puller? I have and after about 5 or size times slamming it on a concrete floor as hard as you can the bullet comes out. He could tap it all day long like he showed and it wouldn’t move a thousandth of an inch.

@StephenBrakePho @GunsFanatics 1. It likely did take more than a couple taps and was just edited for time 2. That's not spaghetti. It's cordite

@adam_heus @GunsFanatics Actually you don’t need a shell holder to seat a bullet he didn’t need to resize the case but the whole thing is bullshit

@GunsFanatics That round comes out the sizing die a whole lot easier with a shell holder, wtf

@SaraStClairxxx Hope you have a good trip

@LakeBoss She looks like the type who would forget the balls

I mean… She’s probably better at the second job… She seems to have a lot of energy… 😂🤣 #LakeBoss 🇺🇸

@BhattiLaib9960 Serious question. Are you really this stupid? You can’t match new concrete with old. Concrete ages and continues to cure long after it sets up. Go to Home Depot get a concrete epoxy paint and coat your garage floor with it and stop being a whiney bitch.

I paid a plumbing company $4,400 to replace a sewer line under my garage, and now my garage floor looks like it lost a fight with a sidewalk 😭 They cut a huge section out of the concrete, repaired the pipe, and patched it back in with concrete that doesn’t even remotely match the original floor. So I asked the foreman when they planned to stain or finish it so it would blend in better… And this man literally laughed and said: “It’s a garage floor, buddy, not the Taj Mahal. Be glad it’s not dirt.” 💀 BE GLAD IT’S NOT DIRT?? I’m sorry, but if I’m paying thousands of dollars for a “professional” repair, I feel like the end result shouldn’t look like a random parking lot patch job. Now I’m sitting here wondering if this just tanked the appearance — and possibly the resale value — of my garage. Would you push back and demand they resurface the area properly, or am I overreacting?

@VitalVegas Or Sanford and Son

Every story about the A’s and Bally’s should be accompanied by the Benny Hill theme. youtu.be/MK6TXMsvgQg

@MasonLilyxo It needs to be beat like a snare drum at a rage against the machine concert! 🤣

@hicasamadim It’s 4 water seeks the lowest point 1-3-4 doesn’t matter that the spout into 4 goes deeper with no lid on it each drop will displace water in the full cup over the open lip

sadece dikkat seviyesi yüksek olanlar yapabilecek! ilk kaç numaralı kap dolar?

@MasonLilyxo 🤣

I just remembered I had a dream I was grabbing small natural titties and I was just like “yeah sorry, not for me” and I think that’s so funny

@MasonLilyxo Likely story lol

@jedirich_ That really clears things up because no project in Vegas has ever gone tits up in the middle of construction.

Las Vegas A’s Stadium Financing Update: While ironwork continues to rise at the Las Vegas A’s stadium site, there’s also a major development surrounding the Fisher family itself. Doris Fisher, co-founder of Gap and the matriarch of the Fisher family, passed away on May 2, 2026, at age 94. Her son, John Fisher, remains the controlling owner of the A’s. At this point, I have not seen any official reporting that directly connects Doris Fisher’s estate to stadium financing. What is confirmed is that the stadium financing picture has become much clearer. The current plan for the roughly $2 billion ballpark calls for about $1.1 billion in Fisher equity, a $300 million construction loan backed by U.S. Bank and Goldman Sachs, and up to $380 million in public funding, with the A’s previously indicating they expect to use about $350 million of that public money. That means the Fisher side of the financing package now represents roughly $1.4 billion between family equity and the private construction loan, even as questions remain about exactly when the team will tap the loan and public funding. The A’s said in February that they had already spent about $300 million on stadium construction, funded through Fisher equity, while work on the Strip site continues to push higher every week. So, two things can be true at once: the passing of Doris Fisher is a significant family development, and the stadium itself is no longer just a rendering or political promise — the iron is going up, hundreds of millions have already been spent, and the financing framework now shows a project moving deeper into reality.

@lucyshow11 This post was a joke from the start

Throwback Thursday to some of the most beautiful female singers of the 80s! Who’s your favorite? 🔥

@reviewjournal Yeah because the casinos don’t want people distracted from gambling for 10 minutes lol

An eight-minute weekly fireworks show will light up the skies over the Strip and downtown Las Vegas this summer in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the LVCVA announced. DETAILS: lvrj.com/post/3797899

@VictoriaLobov Always my pleasure.

@StephenBrakePho Thank you, Stephen!