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@TrumpWarRoom @RealDeanCain @StephenM Cuba (Missouri) is an awesome small town about an hour southwest of St. Louis. On old route 66, it is a mural city and worth a visit. Friscos restaurant is a real treat for railfans.

Cuba is a 45-minute flight from American shores and has been a “staging ground for America’s adversaries for decades,” says @StephenM. "It is the last outpost of communism. It is the last outpost of the Cold War." "American presidents for generations have tried to deal with the problem...and @POTUS, through his leadership and his vision, has brought us closer than ever to the day when Cuba will be free, and when Cuba will no longer be a threat to America." 🇺🇸

@imUrB00gieman It's "social" media, you are not supposed to believe anything....

This is crazy algo sh*t storm stuff. One BLOCK from a random account is a STRONG NEGATIVE SIGNAL to the algorithm. It will negatively impact your TweepCred_Score. Grok assures me that X detects via ML(Machine Learning) on: synchronized block timing, account similarity clusters (networks/IPs/behaviors), anomalous graphs, and low prior interaction. Flags as inauthentic; discounts signals. This supposedly protects us from coordinated ‘block parties’ carried out by groups who are ideologically opposed to us. Do you believe that? I have serious doubts and concerns…

@OldHollowTree We just had our pond finished late last fall, spread wildflower seed down the dam for the bees. Also planted a field with red clover. Hoping it makes them happy this year.

Our neighbors up the hill liked our flower field so much they decided to put in their own. More food for the bees. ❤️

@AngelaBelcamino @Headshok1962 He isn't funny. Never was.

People will just call me a MAGA hater for saying this… but I’ve never found Stephen Colbert remotely funny. Anyone agree?

@KJP Love but wish it was longer.

Jackie in our new Americana Patchwork shift dress ⚓️⛵️

Very nice. Parents property is an old camp site by water and springs. 4 burial mounds. We picked up hundreds of arrows, tomahawks, chisels, drills and bird points. Those fields are used for hay now and not tilled. No telling what is left underneath. And no, you never tell anyone where it is.

Just took this pic for scale…

I found a whole pile of buried axeheads in our backyard. I'm finally telling the story, 20 years later. One day when I was about 9, I decided to dig a mine. I grabbed a shovel, found a spot in our backyard that felt right, and started digging. About 5 minutes later, I heard a “clink.” Our house was about a mile from a known Comanche crossing on the Brazos river, and we’d found all manner of flint shards and even a few good arrowheads around our place. I dropped to my hands and knees and clawed out a few handfuls of soft sandy soil. And there was the biggest arrowhead I’d ever seen. Bigger than arrowheads could even be, I thought. Then I found another, and another. Twenty minutes or so later, I’d unearthed 24 unique pieces: axes, spearheads, knives, and scrapers - some fully formed, others preform. The cache had been piled right there together, maybe 12 inches directly beneath where my shovel had punctured the earth. I was pleased. After all, this is what mines are for, right? My older brothers, upon seeing my treasure, excavated a massive hole, but to their dismay, nothing more than red sandy dirt and a few tree roots was found. One Monday after family dinner, we took the basket of treasure down to the archaeological society meeting at Baylor University. I remember waiting patiently through all the formal discussion, led by a group of bespectacled and important-looking folks. When the meeting finally dismissed, we approached a few members and presented our case. More soon gathered round. The room moved from delight that a boy of my age cared about archaeology, to skepticism as I told the story, to sudden shock when the evidence appeared, and then, talking all over each other, into a commotion of claims and questions. This cache was “almost certainly in the top five largest ever found in the US…” “worth up to $$......" Then they asked for exact coordinates where it was discovered. When someone uttered the word “dig,” I remember my dad and grandfather glance at each other. A few moments later, my dad politely excused us, and we drove home. I get it now - he didn't want a massive archaeological site in our backyard :) We never returned to the archaeological society meeting, but I kept the prize sealed in a giant Ziploc bag among the many hunting rifles in my dad’s fire safe. Gradually, the novelty wore off, and I pretty much forgot about them. Until a few years ago when I found them in a cabinet in my folks’ home in Idaho and moved them across the country to mine, where they are sitting in a cubby under my desk, safe and sealed, still in the ziploc. Waiting, maybe, for me to show another group of experts someday - perhaps this time with my own boys. Was it pure coincidence that I happened to dig my mine at this exact spot? Maybe so, but I still wonder...

@pepesgrandma @elonmusk I see you most of the time. If I don't, I look you up. Always good work!

I have zero alogrothm power here, but X has some serious leftist problems and I’m gonna be here to fight this. 294 views outta 154,000 followers, but I’ll still fight Goliath. Because our country depends on this. @elonmusk has lost control here. Digital warriors, stand by. Be prepared to visit my account for updates because I’ll be shadow banned.

Maybe you get a wool or cotton blanket from Humming Meadow and take it for a little picnic outside by the lilacs. What about that? Sounds nice.

@JackCarrUSA Epic. Our kids have no idea what great TV is all about.

The final episode of MIAMI VICE aired on this day in 1989.  The end of an era.  Were you watching?

@grac3nTruth They are so tone deaf. Wonder what the kickbacks were?

Whoever is running the governor’s social media account needs to JUST STOP. Multiple posts today about Google building another data center in MO, and every post is getting ratioed to the moon and back. Read. The. Room.

@grac3nTruth My mistake. That is the Google data center already being built. Amazon is going on the north side of the highway in the same area. Either way, it looks awful!

@grac3nTruth Take a drive down i-70 near the 160 mm. The Amazon center is already under construction. 1000 acres right on the south service road. Google is going very close to it. The devastation to the area is sickening.

@KJP Top one. Crisp new.

Which bunting wins: crisp and new, or perfectly antiqued?

Cuba (Missouri)

@harveyspistols It's not you, it's rascal.... 😁

Am I crazy or is this a super high percentage?! Y’all rock!

Went to a small car show this week. Love the color on this one.

@harveyspistols @TheRascallion @BrownellsInc No more cannons? 😢

Our friend, @TheRascallion , was so pleased when that beloved big horn sheep decided to take a short leave from @BrownellsInc in Iowa and come have some porch time here in Appalachia! They got to jawin', of course, as big horn sheep and rascally raccoons are want to do, and began waxing about how much fun the old standbys can be. The trusty side by side and the sweet .38 special are hard to beat. Maybe it was the mellifluous tones of a friend or maybe it was that sweet mountain dew but Rascal figured we would bless y'all a little extra this week and and give TWO of you ne'er-do-wells a shot at winning! Our friends over @SummRidge have pitched in yet again so make sure to put a little extra sugar in their tea this week! For Harvey's Famous Weekly GIVEAWAY this week you have a Stoeger Coach gun in 12ga and a Heritage Roscoe .38special! THERE WILL BE TWO SEPERATE WINNERS DRAWN THIS WEEK! To enter you must FOLLOW us and @SummRidge , REPOST or QUOTE POST, and REPLY! I wish you all good luck and thank you ever so much for helping us spread the word of HARVEY'S PISTOL & PAWN!

@pmarca I disagree but time will tell if I am around long enough.

Interesting.

@HashCons @pmarca And the answer would be keto acidosis right?

@pmarca I'm practically a doctor. I've watched the entire series of House 3 times.