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@CoryBMorgan He’s a bit different. I had a whole string of notifications waiting for me.

He doubled down and then blocked me. Either Josh is lying or Elections Alberta is.

Good lord Fabio's fartcatchers are persistent. Have somebody read this for you Josh. It was signed by Lukaszuk. And is available on the Elections Alberta site. Knob.

@JoshThomasRepEX What you are trying to argue is that his petition doesn’t REQUIRE a referendum. Point is EVERYTHING HE SAID AND THE WAY HE FILLED OUT THE PAPERWORK a referendum was requested by EVERYONE THAT SIGNED IT.

@ac_fetch edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/…

Tag him then and have him explain it to you since reading comprehension is tough, goof.

@MomOnFire 😞 oh no. Sorry.

It’s been a week since my little brother passed, and I’m constantly thinking of all the goofy things he did and said and how many good times we had. What a gift to be his big sister.

@Citizen004 🥺

RIP Benn. 😢

@cqcqcqdx So do you read the result completely off of the needle gauge? Were there any analog computers that used a screen like that of a TV set?

1960s Electronic Associates Inc. (EAI) PACE TR-10 analog desktop computer. Designed to solve differential equations and engineering problems, such as aircraft design and missile guidance. Was one of the first and smallest transistorized analog computers available for desktop use.

@SplattTheTwat @biodaxboy @DailyLoud Those aren’t. But the video is. Rewatch it and watch the second bike.

@ac_fetch @biodaxboy @DailyLoud These AI too?

footage has emerged from the serious collision on Scott Road in Surrey involving a motorcycle that was left hanging from a traffic light pole

@daveXaints @DailyLoud It’s AI. The second motorcycle freezes while other stuff keeps moving.

@DailyLoud The motorcycle seems to be at fault here because he obviously saw the red light

@biodaxboy @DailyLoud It’s AI. Notice how the second motorcycle just freezes while other stuff continues.

@DailyLoud The motorcycle rider definitely wasn’t concentrating, the car wasn’t speeding he just didn’t see it, And he ran straight into the collision, he’s quite lucky the light got hold of him. Of course fractures and bones were broken even though he didn’t die.

@TSmith1867 Can you still get that formula? Or is the new stuff formulated from tree sap and dandelion squeezings? Last couple cans I bought of penetrant and brake clean were no great screaming hell. And I couldn’t find a can of kroil?!

This can is probably close to 10 years old.... now im really curious how much it is today..🤔

@PatTheMatMan @guyjbreton @Dpietro83 @ABFedLabour Canada gets the royalties on federal land.

🚨 BREAKING: A new report commissioned by the AFL has confirmed Alberta is now the epicentre of disinformation in Canada— largely driven by direct foreign interference. This is a five-alarm fire. 29% of Albertans now rank as "highly disinformed"— nearly DOUBLE the national average. No other province comes even close. Russian state media, MAGA operatives, and AI content farms are targeting Albertans. They want to divide us, and our governments are doing nothing about it.

@da95824 Is it Hotmail? They have been having problems for 10 days.

@mcfargey @DuaneBratt Lukasik submitted this to Elections Alberta to get his petition approved. He requested a referendum in the notes. There was a big push by local separatist groups to sign his petition because it did request a referendum and the separate side was running into legal hurdles.

Someone jump in and clear this up? It was my understanding that Lukaszuk filed a Policy/legislative proposal. If they reached the signature threshold it would force the legislative assembly to consider it and it does NOT trigger a referendum. Stay Free Alberta filed a Constitutional proposal which can force a referendum which leads to a vote on the ballot. So the people who signed Lukaszuks petition were not signing to force a referendum and if that’s the case then 700k Albertans are not asking for a referendum.

Fascinating reasoning by Alberta separatists. 1) Forever Canada was never verified (it was), scared little old ladies, and signed during the summer AND 2) When you combine Forever Canada and Stay Free Alberta, 700, 000 Albertans want a referendum!

@6Shittalkerffs Milwaukee, Dewalt and Ryobi all make versions that run off a tool battery now. I’ve always had the battery go in my jump packs.

Ok X Dad question What is a good brand of portable battery jump pack??

@OreoRanch @joe_lipscomb_ @wildpostss They went with the sherriff. The manager finally presented a cheque to avert the situation. williamchuff.com/moving-tips-bl…

A Florida couple paid for their home fully in cash and Bank of America tried to foreclose on it anyway. When the bank ignored the court ruling for five months, they showed up with sheriff's deputies and a moving truck and started seizing the bank's furniture until it paid

@BasicAppleGuy A MINITOWER. That isn’t $8500 . Something like a smaller G4.

What’s one Apple product category you’d love to see return in the Ternus era? I’ll go first…

@AzorcanGlobal Will he sign with Vegas and work with Sean Burke? Resurrect his career like Dubnyk did?

Looks like Skinner will be a UFA this summer.

@jaycola @kinsellawarren Do you know where Ontario and Quebec get the feedstock for your refineries? Some of it comes from Wisconsin (line 5) and the rest Chicago (line 6b). You would literally be doing Wittmer a favor.

@kinsellawarren That should have happened on day one of trade negotiations

Canada will use energy sector as leverage in CUSMA talks, minister says - National | Globalnews.ca globalnews.ca/news/11815839/…

@TSmith1867 ? What gives that away as AI?

Hasn't AI ruined the internet for you!?🤷‍♂️ Its actually made the internet dumber.. somewhere we used to go for accurate information, now all of a sudden every fucking thing is fake shit for clicks. Daamit 😡

@geoffrey_cain It certainly wasn’t “blipped away”. Him coming in, becoming “iCEO”, making utilization of Johnny Ive, and turning around a company 60 days from running out of cash was legendary.

There is no gap. Apple pushed out Jobs in 1985. He spent twelve years at NeXT building an operating system so advanced that when Apple bought the company in 1997, NeXT's software and NeXT's people took over. Every Mac and iPhone today runs on this foundation that Steve built in exile.