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@MarilynGladuSL Fuck you traitor

Proud to be the newest member of our new Liberal Government.

I think Canada should just randomly select a Canadian taxpayer and give them $11.5 million dollars instead of Feminist Inclusive Climate Action in Tunisia. Just make it like a lottery. It’ll be fun.

LET'S MAKE THIS HAPPEN WORLDWIDE

@keefvonkush @airmaxtrin Someone who ride for palace, and Nike , will be getting an AM95 SB colourway in HO26

@drewdelucci @airmaxtrin Huh...?

Something just hit me about these. Palace is a skate brand right? Why not make these an AM95 SB?

@Clipnewz C ya

Kai cenat has reportedly contacted Twitch CEO Dan Clancy, and threatened to leave if he is not exempted from the new policy that automatically cancels paid subscriptions for inactive streamers.

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IN HAND LOOK: Nike SB Air Force 1 SP "Black" 🛹🐈‍⬛ 🗓️ April 2026 💰 $120

@Ovrnundr @HORHEAD_Sales Spread out amongst the seasons. Not all at once.

Nike SB Air Force 1 Low 🛹 • $120 • 3 colorways • Summer 2026 📷@HORHEAD_Sales

FIRST LOOK: Nike SB x Air Force 1 "Light Chocolate" 🍫 🗓️ Fall 2026 💰 $120

Ça n’a aucun bon sens. Voici les prix de l’essence dans plusieurs régions du Québec : Montréal : 2,00 $/L Laval : 1,98 $/L Beauce : 1,87 $/L Victoriaville : 1,88 $/L Québec : 1,88 $/L Fermont : 2,15 $/L Abolissons toutes les taxes sur l’essence jusqu’à la fin de l’année !

@Not47Buddz @jaylasole1 You don’t pay upfront for Nike product as a wholesale retailer. You order, they allocate, and you pay the bill under whatever your agreement says, normally 30-90 days after invoiced.

@jaylasole1 @drewdelucci That only helps the retail store tbh (which is a good thing) That product is already paid for once retailers got their hands on it. They aren’t a loan.

If most nikes go for under msrp on stockx due to retail stores selling there, then nike needs to drop retail prices

BREAKING Poilievre is calling on the Liberals to suspend all fuel taxes for the rest of the year. He says eliminating them (about $0.25/L) would save Canadians $5.25B overall: "About $20 a fill up and $1200 for the average family of four between now and the end of the year."

The U.S. District Court has reportedly ordered Universal Music Group to pay Drake $150 million after allegations that the company defamed him and used automated bots to promote Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” allegedly to damage Drake’s reputation and pressure him into leaving his record deal. This was said to be connected to his $500 million contract with the label.

Got a letter from the HOA yesterday Actual letter In an envelope With a stamp In 2026 The letter said my trash can was visible from the street for too long on collection day The fine is $50 I checked my Ring camera The truck came at 7:03am I brought the can in at 7:14am 11 minutes $50 That's $4.55 per minute of trash can visibility My therapist charges $250 an hour That's $4.17 per minute My trash can sitting in a driveway is now more expensive per minute than therapy I looked at the letter again It was signed by the HOA president Her name is Karen Of course it is I know this woman She lives four houses down She still has Christmas lights up It's March I know because I drive past them twice a day And because that's what I do I checked the HOA bylaws All 47 pages Section 4.2 says all exterior fixtures and lighting must be seasonal and removed within 30 days of the applicable holiday Her lights have been up for 97 days I went to the HOA meeting Tuesday night 7pm In a church basement Folding chairs Fruit platter that nobody touched Seven people showed up Four of them were on the board The other three were there to complain I was there to read My wife came with me She didn't want to But she said "if I don't come you'll end up on the news" I brought my legal pad Karen called the meeting to order She talked about community standards She talked about property values She talked about the importance of curb appeal From a woman whose Christmas lights are still blinking in March I raised my hand She said "we'll take questions at the end" I said "it's not a question. It's a point of order." She looked at me I opened my legal pad I said "Section 4.2 requires seasonal decorations to be removed within 30 days. Your Christmas lights have been up for 97 days. You fined me $50 for 11 minutes of trash can visibility on collection day while you've been in violation for over three months." The room was quiet One of the other three complainers said "he's right" The board members looked at each other Karen said "that's a separate issue" I said "it's the same bylaws" She said "we'll review it" I said "I already did. Page 12. Happy to share my highlights." My wife looked at the ceiling Some things never change Karen said "I think we should move on" I said "agreed. I'll move on when the Christmas lights do." Nobody laughed I wasn't joking I paid the $50 Because it's $50 and I'm not going to die on that hill But if the rules apply to me they apply to everyone So I filed a formal complaint about the lights With photos Timestamped Funny how surveillance works both ways The fine for seasonal decoration violations is $75 per occurrence She's been in violation for 67 days past the 30-day grace period I'll let her do the math Or I'll do it for her Because that's what I do Make common sense common again Plz fix. Thx. Sent from my iPhone

IN-HAND: Palace x Nike Air Max 95 "Silver" ✨ 🗓️ April 10th 🏷️ $200

BREAKING 🚨 Hayden Christensen has signed on for a limited 6-episode Darth Vader miniseries!

@TheToeBox_ I have heard Rumblings of a Toronto location

Waiting on supreme to open a store in Canada 🙏🏾😭

💥REPORT: A sports car brazenly flaunting the India-based Bishnoi terror group was spotted outside a factory in Vaughan, Ontario. An anonymous insider claims the facility is a stolen-goods hub where packed trailers are ripped off regularly. More to come.