Ed Preston

@vbspurs Yikes - time does catch up with you.

Wow. Is that Shirley MacLaine? 🤯

@rabbriansamuel Well said!

Your name is the highest Your name is the greatest Your name stands above the mall.

@patricej36 For what it's worth, you look alright to me.

I get a lot of comments from people based on my appearance. Well guess what I couldn't care less of what people think of me or say about me. I'm a proud Irish woman and I'm comfortable in my own skin. I'll go to my grave fighting against the tyrannical government and agendas being pushed on us.

@bostonwriter Yikes!

Absolutely perfect

@edpreston Thx Ed!

Friends don’t let friends use ChatGPT.

I love when people on here “accuse” me of probably being Jewish because I defend Israel and call out antisemitism. I’m not Jewish but it’s not an insult, babe. 😘

@hwinkler4real I read somewhere that he was Peter Jackson's first choice to play Aragorn, but he had a scheduling conflict, so Viggo got the nod.

ALL Of them . “MY Left Foot “ if I had to chose

@BredsguardDalen Well said, very well said.

So who really was responsible for slavery, and who started the movement to end it? This guy does a great breakdown and the crowd doesn't seem to like it.

@GregBecerra @Gentleman_Ways

The quote in itself is a bit elitist. It implies a deficit in linguistic capacity, and therefore a lesser in status. In the context of being a gentleman, the purpose I would state, is to comfort those around you or in your charge. In which case, one might adopt the venacular of the situation, which may include profanity. For a word in itself has no power. Power comes from the use or meaning intended. Also in the context of being a gentleman, profanity may be the better level of escalation in certain context than alternatives. All words are tools, including those deemed profane. A gentleman understands this.

“Profanity is the parlance of the fool. Why curse when there is such a magnificent language with which to discourse?" -Theodore Roosevelt

@mamboitaliano__ I'm for real... seriously.. absolutely.. like, really!

Are there really 257.000 people following this page?! Say hi if you’re real

@seanonolennon That'll do for now..

I have a film premiering at Tribeca in June, a Delirium album dropping May 1, plus touring May-June, as well as the new Love meditation mixes vinyl dropped April 18, plus we have the Power To The People live concert film coming in a week! I think that’s all for now…

@BearGrylls But avoid the temptation to flip the coin too often.

Faith and doubt are simply two sides of the same coin. There can't be one without the other. Faith without doubt is just knowing.

@stevebyrnelive Truly awesome lady!

This my mother Ok Cha. She just celebrated her birthday & I normally wouldn't post about that but I wanted to share how much she's inspired me over the last 2 years in particular. I based a joke in my newest special Violent Moderate on an incident she shared with my family when by chance, I was going to see Oppenheimer. When I told her what film I was seeing, she told me she was there. In Hiroshima. When the atomic bomb dropped. She never mentioned it. She never wrote a book, made an appearance on The Today Show or used it for social gain or sympathy. She just never brought it up. This woman, as a baby, survived an atomic bomb blast in a cave with her family. Unreal. Since that conversation, I haven't stopped thinking about how different my life could've been or simply not even been at all. In learning this, I became educated that Koreans were enslaved by the Japanese prior to World War II, thus my mother's family was in Japan. My grandfather's family was subject to forced labor or slavery. Again, my mother never brought it up for attention, social capital or sympathy. This past year, she came within a hairs breath of losing her husband, my father. I spent 3 1/2 months living with her and driving her to the hospital every day so she could oversee his slow but eventual recovery. Never complained. My point: she's never been a victim. As a direct victim of her family's forced labor, she's never brought up reparations. She never brought attention to herself so she could be given anything. She simply tackled the adversity of the day or moment and GOT THE F*** on with her life. It's ironic of me to be posting this (drawing attention to someone who never asked for it) but my point is simple: I find her so inspiring and as much as she may profess how proud she may be of me, I'm so glad I've had this past year or so, to really learn more about my mother and how PROUD I am of her and that I'm her son.

@StGlen333 @RadioGenoa "That's MY seat!"

x.com/ianmiles/statu… Meanwhile, just one guy also in the UK caught off guard by a knife attacker. These cannot be the same police from 10 years ago. This is what you get for training these guys to harass UK people for saying mean words like "I don't like the Fakestinian flag waved in my neighborhood."

British police in action.

@RadioGenoa I like the music!

@SouthernKeeks There was a guy that got fired from DEC for stealing a case of toilet paper. Gotta wonder what else he stole before he got caught. 🤨People who do stuff like that can always justify it, "Those big corporations can easily afford it"... etc, etc.

I have many, many flaws, yet I have never once in my life thought about stealing anything. But I was raised right.

@TRUMP_ARMY_ I suspect she's done this before.

What do you guys think of this teacher? 🤔

@RealJamesWoods 👍

Dear President Trump, Thomas Sowell is an American treasure. Please consider honoring him with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. I can’t think of a greater representative of American values.

@rustyrockets Like any technology, it can be used for good, or for evil. Unfortunately it's seldom for good.

This tech could be used to enhance freedom. We could run our own cities.