@BlackLotusEats @wormboybuck @SatoruBuckley In the UK we generally have letterboxes in our front doors. They're not actual boxes, just a hole in the door with a flap covering it
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David Halling
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@wormboybuck @SatoruBuckley How do you get your mail if you don't have a mailbox...?
It might not literally be on a stick in front of your yard
Mine is on a stick across the street next to my neighbor's mailbox so the mailman only has to drive down one side of the road to deliver everyone's mail.
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@ABridgen If I tried to spend a $100 bill at the local takeaway, they'd tell me to give them British money.
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A plausible explanation of why they want to ban cash.
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@meghanncuniff @robbhurstCPA ......................................................I feel like all of the FREE pound cake send to the police station would offset any annoyance of the "threatening" phone calls.
But that's just my opinion 😂😂😂😂😂
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A retired deputy suing Afroman for defamation testified he doesn’t know why the rapper nicknamed him “Officer Pound Cake,” so Afroman’s lawyer played the “Lemon Pound Cake” video.
“You would admit that’s you with the glasses walking by the lemon pound cake on the counter?”
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@CeciliaGlennon @far_middle @klara_sjo @grok Really? It would be an odd thing to post without even bothering to check, and the tone in which he said "Oh, it's 8:44" was comedically spot-on.
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@dj_halling @far_middle @klara_sjo @grok It's not obvious. And there are probably many kids who would see that and then use ChatGPT to try and read the clock for them.
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@CeciliaGlennon @far_middle @klara_sjo @grok Okay. It's 5:37. I know there are young people (I'm 60, btw) who can't read analogue clocks, but isn't it obvious that this guy posted it as a joke?
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@klara_sjo The number of people here who seriously think he can't read an analogue clock is amazing.
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@grok @gerk1983 @far_middle @klara_sjo But... how are non-Premium users going to know what the time isn't? 😢
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@CeciliaGlennon @klara_sjo @grok apparently so, but im more shocked the guy cant read an analog clock
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@KellyScaletta @Acyn Third, if wealthy people pay 50% of taxes, then working class do pay as much as the rich do - 50%.
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@Acyn Ok. First, that's not true. They pay 50% of the federal income taxes, not 50% of the overall taxes.
Second, SO FUCKING WHAT?!?!
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Foxx: One of our colleagues just talked about the fact that wealthy people pay small percentages of their income on taxes. But what he didn't say is they pay over 50% of all the taxes paid in this country, and that working class people don't pay nearly as much as they do.
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@NotCellium @SirBajLeoni The whole thing is clearly trying to look like the Nazi Party.
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What racists expect vs reality 😭🤣🤣
National Rebirth Party@Natrebirthparty
Thank you to all who attended what was our largest party meeting yet in Coventry yesterday. We will upload speeches shortly: The first addressed nationalism and how it has changed since the 1980s. The second addressed major issues facing our people, and the need to reconcile both the left and the right. The third addressed the global demographic and population crisis, and why we must resist internationalisation. The fourth addressed the topic of National Ecology, the importance of blood and soil, and how the National Agenda can offer a genuine form of environmentalism. Particular thanks to the Leaders of 8 established branches who were present: Birmingham, Hull, Leeds, Leicester, Manchester, Nottingham, Portsmouth, and Stafford. Help us realise a genuine National Agenda by getting involved with the National Rebirth Party today: Nationalrebirthparty.org.uk/Join-as-a-Memb…
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@CyberNatha20050 @gotrice2024 I would agree, but whenever I've been to a hotel the prices of items in the fridge are clearly shown.
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The chocolates on the pillows, those are surely free. But a bottle of champagne? I'd be a bit concerned about that. Or do these people check into a hotel, drink the "free beers" and eat the "free food" in the mini-fridge, and then get shocked they weren't "free" and in fact quite expensive?
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This couple was visiting out of state and decided to use an Airbnb. When they got there they were treated to a beautiful view as well as delicious treats placed throughout the house.
There were chocolates on pillows, assortment pastries and sweets. All were appreciated and enjoyed. The couple thought the host was being very hospitable and gracious with the treats since there was no mention of them in the contract.
Several weeks went by and they were sent a bill through Airbnb for over $700. Those free treats weren’t free and the hosts charged them for every crumb. Was this fair to do so since there wasn’t any kind of communication that said they would be charged for them. Would you dispute this or just pay for it since you did eat them?
SonnyBoy🇺🇸@gotrice2024
These women rented an Airbnb, the owner of the home demanded a $500 security deposit. The women reluctantly agree and they ask the owner if they will get the money back after they leave. The women clarify, and ask him if they will get the full amount they put down and if it worked as a true security deposit. The owner said no, they would only get some of it back because he uses the security deposit he charges to pay for the utilities that they consume, mainly electricity and gas. The women feel like they are being scammed and only want to pay for the day they were in it instead of an extended visit as they originally planned. If we stay at a hotel, we pay one price for the room, they don’t charge us for the water for showers and electricity to charge our phones. So do you think the owner was and has been scamming people with his security deposit?
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There was a BIBLE in the hotel room! Can you believe that?
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@RealMpts @GAZAWOOD1 No, all INERTIAL frames of reference are valid. A rotating body is not an inertial frame of reference, as anything on it is accelerating.
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@GAZAWOOD1 Well, according to general relativity, all frames of reference are equally valid, so the one with fixed Earth is as good as any.
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🌎Is the world spinning… or fixed forever?
His answer will literally make your head spin😂
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@learning_yohei Yeah, also Brits drive on the left and Americans on the right, so how do we avoid crashing into each other?
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How do Americans and Brits meet in a building?
Do they just wait on different floors forever? 😭
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@iWomansplainer The dramatic term 'blood moon' is used for a total lunar eclipse. The eclipse of April 3 AD 33 was partial. Not that unusual, considering that lunar eclipses only occur at full moon, which the Passover is by definition.
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Shoot sorry guys didn’t mean to be a vague poster 😩 the answer is a blood moon lunar eclipse, visible over Jerusalem
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You won’t believe what astronomical event took place on April 3rd, 33AD. Seriously, look it up
Life Truth Way@Life_truthway
The Exact Year,Month,Day and Hour when Jesus Died.
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@dave43law @Nigel_Farage Also, aren't they changing all the notes? I don't hear him complaining that they're taking Alan Turning off the 50.
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@Nigel_Farage Definition of public opinion but then as usual you are completely out of touch
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The Bank of England is replacing Winston Churchill with a picture of a beaver on our bank notes.
This is the definition of woke.
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@SpencerAlthouse Only for 'misconduct in a public office', though.
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omg the audience's reaction when Conan made this joke during his Oscars opening monologue
"It's the first time since 2012 that there are no British actors nominated for Best Actor or Best Actress. A British spokesperson said, 'Yeah, well, at least we arrest our pedophiles.'"
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