Wyclef Gene

@LizzyLaurie California / LA have great laws that protect tenants. Helped me put my shitty landlord in her place and stay in my apartment.

A recent adult discovery is that unless you have very deep pockets, there is almost nothing you can do if you are in a bad rental situation. Any agency you report the issue to is almost sure to be underfunded and overwhelmed.

@Ghostipher Yeah — I would definitely try to see it on the big screen though, that’s all. His dialogue is so melodramatic/soapy some times — the grandiosity/spectacle is kinda the best part of it

@Wyclef_Gene I tried watching on my fire stick but it was bad quality so I turned it off. I didn't want to ruin the movie. I see a lot of people say it was great and alot say it sucked. I'm gonna watch it eventually either way..

So the odessey is hate it or love it I take it?

It seems that the U.S. is on the verge of a major escalation against Iran without having resolved the basic contradiction that has plagued this war from the beginning: It can destroy a very large number of targets without solving the problem it is ostensibly fighting to solve.

@SexbeanPernicus That shit was hilarious

my favourite dialogue in the odyssey movie: "stop eating the lotus." "but I love it."

I mean

@AroundTheNFL He took the Grit shirts to NY?

Demario Davis: Jets players "would run through a wall" for Aaron Glenn nfl.com/news/demario-d…

“Well his name was Folarin Balogun, that’s a mouthful isn’t it? And they gave him a red card. Very unfair. Very nasty. So I called up FIFA and I said ‘FIFA you better give us our guy back’ and they did. And they did it so fast it’d make your head spin. But it turns out he’s an anchor baby so we’re gonna deport him after the World Cup. We have to do it.”

アメリカ・ワイオミング州の草原で、カナダヅルの親鳥達がジャンプしたり羽ばたいたりして飛び方を辛抱強く教えて、雛鳥が近くで見て真似しようとする場面 ©jacksonholeecotours

people on this website treat me like i am the biggest villain and i just want them to have healthcare, autonomy in their workplace, and for us to end our endless wars

@edgarwright Tei Shi - best be leaving

Name your favourite song of 2026 so far. You can only name ONE. No lists. Just the first track that comes into your noggin.

@AroundTheNFL @kpatra People that smile with their tongue like that are sociopaths it’s just science

Can Jaxson Dart lead the Giants to their first division title since 2011? Are the Saints ready to make a leap to the top of the NFC South? @kpatra ranks all eight candidates to go from worst to first in 2026. nfl.com/news/2026-nfl-…

@midwestern_ope Using “soda” is rage bait

Daily News, New York, New York, June 14, 1931

If you've got moss taking over a patch of your lawn, stop buying stuff to kill it. Moss isn't the problem. Moss doesn't kill grass and it doesn't choke anything out. It just moves into spots where the grass was already losing: deep shade, packed soil, poor drainage, or chronically damp conditions. Those are all things grass struggles with and moss tolerates just fine. So the moss isn't attacking your lawn, it's telling you the grass was never thriving there in the first place. Which is why moss-killer is usually a losing battle. You can rake the moss out or spray iron on it, but unless you fix the shade, drainage, or compaction underneath, it usually comes right back. Stop fighting the one thing that actually wants to grow there. That little patch of moss holds water, protects the soil, shelters tiny creatures, and never asks you to mow it. Let it have the corner.

There's a falcon the size of a robin that'll hunt your yard for free. And you can build it a house this weekend. The American kestrel hovers over open ground and drops on grasshoppers, voles, and mice all day. It's the most widespread falcon in North America, found in nearly every state, and it's down by roughly half since the 1960s. The reason is fixable: kestrels nest in tree holes they can't dig themselves, and we keep cutting down the dead trees that hold them. No cavity, no nest. So give them one. The whole box comes out of a single 8-foot 1x10. A 7¾-inch floor, a body about a foot and a half tall with a sloped roof you hinge at the top for cleaning, a 3-inch round hole up near the front, and 3 inches of wood chips in the bottom, since they bring no nesting material of their own. White pine, an afternoon, about twenty bucks. Hang it 10 to 20 feet up on a pole or a dead tree at the edge of a field, pasture, or big open lawn, with the hole facing the open ground and pointed south or east. Put a baffle on the pole so raccoons can't climb to it.

@Unsecured_CCTV Idk that doesn’t seem like NYC to me

New York City, New York 🇺🇸

The Illustrated Police News, London, June 7, 1874