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@Rainmaker1973 Maybe the bear on the bottom. That fucker got worked like a little bitch bear.

For the people who like to say they could take on a bear and win. No you can’t.

@YouBuyBitcoin @marc02200 Oh boy. Thats not how the math works. It doesn’t take that 9 (actually slightly less) years to break even as long as the value stays at par. You’d actually double your money in 8.7 years at 11.5%, not break even because you can actually sell your shares.

Almost 9 years to break evening at 11.5% / year. so, if nothing better to do with your money and wanna lock it away and only get back that "probably" 11.5%/year then wait 9 years to break even and hope the wheel still work... Have fun 🙌 Basically, you giving away your money so Saylor can grab more sats out of market, out of people's hands 🙌 have fun 😊

Sometimes I feel like putting my entire $25,000 emergency fund into $STRC and collect a 11,5% yearly dividend on it. Would you consider this a good idea?

@Madden_MSHN @spittinchiclets @BizNasty2point0 Well the Greig punch is on a guy who is tied up and unable to defend himself. This is Klev being a turtle. Not the same.

@spittinchiclets @BizNasty2point0 is Okey with these punches ?... not scum bag on this play, guy?

Tyler Kleven shares his thoughts about the hit on Nikishin and Svechnikov’s reaction

@LalimesMartian @spittinchiclets Can’t because you’re biased.

@spittinchiclets Tried to hit Kleven with a paralyzer. The punch was dirtier than the hit. Change my mind.

@markkaplan20 It lines up quite well with the demonization of cholesterol in our diets and the increase in HFCS as an additive to food. Our brains run on cholesterol and no it doesn’t cause heart disease.

My Alzheimer's thread hit 604,000 views this weekend. Bill Ackman shared it. Doctors debated it. People sent it to their cardiologists. But a lot of people asked me the same question. Show me the data. Here it is. Alzheimer's deaths, Type 2 Diabetes, and obesity. All indexed to 1960. Alzheimer's deaths have exploded 134x. Type 2 Diabetes. 8x. Obesity. 3.2x. Same timeline. Same inflection point. Same curve. This is not genetics. Genetics do not change in 60 years. This is a man-made disease. The chart is the proof.

@Devlinside123 @alvinfoo You understand that lots of countries abolished slavery before the US right? Haiti was the the first. Britain, France and Denmark abolished it across their colonies first, which had a much more far reaching impact. I’m not sure what the whole “saved the world” thing is.

In the 18th century America created the blueprint for the modern world… …fought a war to end slavery in the 19th …then harnessed the power that fuels the sun, saved the world, and journeyed to a new one in the 20th… …and then went and created the 21st… …America is the greatest country that’s ever existed…

This speech will go down as one of the best written and spoken by Jeff Daniel. These words are as important and as relevant today as when he said them.

@JacobPacheco6 I will start with I hate both squads. It’s pretty simple; if it’s a follow through it’s fine, if not you need to have control of your twig. This is a black and white call.

This Guhle high-stick (which was called a double-minor) happened because of the Hagel interference... This officiating makes zero sense in Tampa right now - and I'm no Habs fans by any means😂 #GoHabsGo       #GoBolts

@MattWallace888 So like two college kids after a bunch of drinks?

Here is how planes refuel in midair!

@DanielTyrie Just a dude that wants to wear panties.

This can't be real life. Canada is such a joke. It doesn't have to be this way.

@SnacksFighter @saylor That’s not helping. The goal is to get more not less. The longer the price stagnates the better off accumulators are.

@saylor Dude, for the love of God, stop buying OTC!!! Help yourself out and just buy from a CEX and pump the price for everyone

Strategy has acquired 13,927 BTC for ~$1.00 billion at ~$71,902 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 5.6% YTD 2026. As of 4/12/2026, we hodl 780,897 $BTC acquired for ~$59.02 billion at ~$75,577 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy…

@zanehengsperger If someone tells you something is going to be unbelievably difficult they are probably right. If they tell you it absolutely can’t be don’t they are almost certainly wrong and you can probably just ignore them.

when spacex was getting started, the first and last men to walk on the moon testified before congress against it. gene cernan told congress commercial space companies "do not yet know what they don't know." he said the boeings and lockheed martins were "the folks who have been working on everything we've done for the last 50 years. they know how it can be done." neil armstrong said he was "not confident" the newcomers could achieve their goals. together with jim lovell they warned it would put america on "a long downward slide to mediocrity." spacex now launches more rockets than every country on earth combined. the experts will always tell you it can't be done. build it anyway!

@SaskHBWatch @Teclarosa23 @JustBins Yeah, strong mental stable adults definitely just block opposing view points. Go fill out a hurt feelings report and send it to HR. 😆

@SaskHBWatch @Teclarosa23 @JustBins Or maybe society is tired of them pushing their delusions down their throats and trying to confuse influential youth, where they go trough dozens of phases over their development to adults. I know a four year old that tells me he’s an alien. Clearly he’s in a spot to decide, eh?

A professor in Queer Studies in Education at the University of Regina is making international news for unique personal pronouns. According to The Daily Mail and the New York Post, Dr. j skelton requested in an online bio, “Please use my name in lieu of preferred pronouns… lower case letters please.” The professor is a self-described “queer trans jew” and parent of three children (two of whom j birthed and one of whom identifies as non-binary). j has authored three children’s books with Flamingo Rampant, a publisher focused on queer/trans children’s books. The professor’s academic research is with young children and their caregivers to co-create queer and trans educational spaces. Following the 2025 Regina Teachers’ Convention (whose keynote speaker addressed the illegitimacy of the parental rights movement), Dr. skelton spoke at the protest against parental rights in Saskatchewan’s Bill 137 held at the Artisian. According to a former student, Dr. skelton’s class is mandatory for a degree in education at the University of Regina.

@SteveLovesAmmo Long, black and full of seamen.

A helicopter pilot off the coast of Hawaii thought he saw a whale…. But it wasn’t.

@ellis_mcpickle @DefiantLs They’ve been so efficient that they had to add more ppl to the list to target.

@DefiantLs For being genocided, it’s remarkable how their acronym keeps growing

NDP MP Leah Gazan: "They provided $0 to deal with the ongoing genocide of MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+,"

@chrisbrunet @UBC Some poor fucker in a wheelchair is gonna get stuck in the forest leading a field trip.

The University of British Columbia (@UBC) just posted a job for a tenured professor of Forestry. There were 6,125 wildfires across Canada during 2025, with 21,782,339 acres burned. Salary: $120k-$150k "For this position, applicants must identify as having a disability."

@JudyMaxB @Averyflash @chrisbrunet @UBC I have it under some authority that only you can prevent forest fires. Well step it up Judy!

@Averyflash @chrisbrunet @UBC Do you know how hard it is to manage forests and prevent forest fires?

@Tablesalt13 This isnt a new document. 2017. The council released this in 2017.

@Tablesalt13 More BS from this guy. Rev growth was 11%. They are rapidly adding stores in Canada, Australia and Latin America.

HOLY SHIT Dollarama is STRUGGLING Whats CHEAPER than the dollar stores? Starvation? Dumpster diving??

@latterdaylaura Kids who see their parents being active and working out at are almost 6x more likely to be active. If they see an active father it’s almost 4x and an active mother is 2x. Oh and if you helicopter parent too much they never learn to be bored and it negatively impacts creativity.

@latterdaylaura You could also try setting a good example for your kids by working out WITH them. I loved going to the gym with my dad or an uncle when I was a kid. I loved going to the rink to watch Dad play hockey. Now I’m a grown man with kids of my own and they are exactly the same.

My super strong parenting opinion is that while the kids are awake, you come last. No spending all of Saturday golfing. That’s family time. 6 am tee time only, maybe. Wanna go to the gym? Go after the kids go to bed, or wake up at 5. In a few short years, they’ll be out of the house and you’ll have all the time in the world for your own stuff. It’s okay to come last for a while.