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@Arden_2210 7

Your calculator won’t save you here. Only real ones know answers

@Jennnyyyyyy 11

This is harder than it looks 😏 Difficulty - Pro 🤠

@deesnider Maybe You could do a remix, orchestral strings only. Do a mini life doc vid to support. The song just tells a story which makes all songs great. Plus, it would drive new audience back to the raw original.

You and me both. Many people feel that way. It certainly is one of our biggest.

@KidRock @SpencerHakimian Hakimian. Isn't that Persian for I have 2 Dads?

@SpencerHakimian Fake News! I was actually addressing them on the state of your Mom and that she is still open for “business” - Your welcome. Kid Rock

🚨JUST IN: Kid Rock addresses The Pentagon on the Strait of Hormuz.

@Gosleepriya 338

If you can solve this one, Your IQ is extremely appreciated. Difficulty- Harder⚠️

@Jennnyyyyyy It's either 75 or 86. Mult 11 x 3 or double the double

Crack the Pattern and find the next number 😏 Difficulty - Easy 😋

@Jennnyyyyyy 18

What is the weight of Lion? 🤔 Difficulty - Medium Pro 🤠

@80s_Kidz I had Kaepa's, with All the colors of interchangeable triangle things 😂

LA Gear, British Knights, SPX and Troop. I had LA Gears & and an SPX shell suit. What about you? I wanted a pair Troops.

@BudsOilers My wife and were BIG Oiler fans back in the day. My idea aunt gave us Game tickets as a wedding gift. 45 yd line, 9 rows up, home side. Her Aunt worked for Enron. 😅

Warren Moon and Haywood Jeffires open the scoring in this week 12 Monday Nighter in 1990 with this 37-yard connection. The Oilers came into this game at 5-5 while the Bills strutted in with a 9-1 mark and came out of it worse for wear as Houston took this one 27-24

@AutumnReignssss @elonmusk Sweet! Thank You!

@micastcharles @elonmusk Some ALS is caused by Lyme disease. There's treatment for it to get it back into remission. Many have recovered enough to return to work and normal lives. See a Lyme Literate Doctor

Yes, and enable quadriplegics to walk again and use their hands

@def_leppar20044 White Lion, Radar Love, original White Lion version

What's the greatest cover Song of all-time!! (Not counting All Along The Watchtower)

@def_leppar20044 13 years old, Bringing on the Heartbreak, changed my life. Thanks for everything. Oh, and on MTV 😅

Do you ever listen to a song and remember exactly what life was like when you first heard?

@Prolotario1 I must not be the public. My "demand for justice" doesn't feel like "selective theatre". If war came to this land and the attackers shot down the planes drawing lines, I would contemplate neutrality.

The Justice They Want Will Be The Same Justice They Deny: Do Not Be Fooled By What Is Coming The public’s demand for “justice” is selective theater, rooted in tribal angst rather than consistent principle. When the machinery finally turns arrests, indictments, asset seizures, subpoenas it will not stop at the designated villains. It will consume allies, amplifiers, cutouts, and useful idiots alike, because power consolidates by clearing the board, not by sparing favorites. Which is why the justice that everyone is crying about is a fallacy within itself. When they think of criminals being arrested it doesn't occur to them that it will also include people they like. Or people they follow on social media. They think of this in one way. And it usually only has to do with the fact that it is built up angst from those they deem innocent who have been criticizing the current administration from the lack of justice. These people have charges filed against them. These people have subpoenas. These people have a documented criminal past. But it never crosses the mind of their fans that the people who they flock to are also going down along with those they think are only going to be arrested because of political differences. And you know what is going to happen once "Justice Is Served"? They will continue to attack POTUS because they will think he is targeting those who turned against him out of spite. They will wonder why its not only people who was on Jeffrey Epstein's Island. They will wonder why it's not only doctors who gave the illegal vaccine. They will wonder why it's not only those who implemented the COVID lockdowns. They will be confused as to why people they thought were good guys are being rounded up. And they will use that to further denounce POTUS's actions. Simply to save face. They hate being wrong. Social media influencers will most likely lead this. And guess what? They will attempt to turn people against that same justice they have been crying about for years. And we will have to sit through another round of disgruntled insufferable people who do not want to come off as useless media mouth pieces for the establishment that they pretend to be against. Which is evidence in the fact that they all came out in support of Iran over their own country. So what makes you think it will be any different once arrest are finally carried out? History shows every major reckoning (post-WWII de-Nazification, Soviet purges, post-2003 Iraq de-Baathification, even domestic political score-settling) devours its own cheering section when the machinery gains momentum. When indictments, asset seizures, and subpoenas finally drop in volume, they will not politely stop at “the bad guys.” Documented criminal histories trafficking ties, financial fraud, influence peddling, classified leaks, proxy funding, or direct operational complicity exist across factions. Fans of certain podcasters, ex-Infowars voices, election analysts, or pardoned January 6 figures will watch their heroes get swept up not purely for “political differences,” but because those individuals accumulated real liabilities: prior court orders violated, funding trails, handler overlaps, or opportunistic flips that left paper trails. The same voices who spent years screaming “no justice” will suddenly pivot to “this is spite” or “Trump is targeting patriots” the instant a favored amplifier lands in the net, because admitting their chosen mouthpieces were compromised assets or useful idiots shatters the narrative comfort.

@Cairo_xprsk 28

Can you solve this? 👇

@Simi_2210_ 179

If you solve this, you’re different Can you solve ?

@llandoniffirg This was great!

Can you pause it at the right time??

@sammyhagar Find a way. That's it. Just find a way. Launch Project Red Rock, find like minded people to invest in vacant commercial buildings (cheap and widely available across the country. Find a way. I'm in.

what a beautiful, unique soulful experience late last night with this homeless man in Las Vegas. he called my name as I walked by. I was surprised so I stopped to say hello and help him out with a little cash. He told me a story how he was at the launch of the #vanhalen #1995 balance Tour in #pensacolaflorida he told me what I was wearing that night, things I said. Remembered #jonstewart introducing us. this man was intelligent, kind, spiritual, and elegant. We talked for a while, and it was enlightening for me to realize how many people like him, families, etc., that have become #homeless I can see it. I just don't know what to do about it.

Viktor Schauberger was an Austrian naturalist, inventor, forester, and philosopher born in 1885 and died in 1958. He's popularly known as the "Water Wizard" for his lifelong observations of water in nature—especially how it moves in rivers, streams, and vortices—and his belief that modern technology harms water's natural vitality. Schauberger argued that water is alive and has special properties when it flows in spiral, vortex-like patterns (inspired by how trout swim upstream effortlessly or how water swirls in mountain streams). He claimed straight pipes, dams, and chlorinated/treated water "kill" its energy, while natural spiraling movement revitalizes it, increases its oxygen content, cleanses it, and even generates subtle energies (what he called "implosion" rather than explosion-based tech). His ideas blend keen natural observation with unconventional (and often pseudoscientific) claims about energy, levitation devices (like the Repulsine), implosion turbines, and free energy from water vortices. Mainstream science largely dismisses many of his more extreme inventions (e.g., anti-gravity or over-unity energy claims), but his biomimicry approaches to flow dynamics and water treatment have influenced permaculture, alternative water vitalization products, and some ecological engineering concepts today.

@Prolotario1 Could've been conditional, I mean maybe his donors didn't want any Bed, Bath, and Beyond emails.

Charlie Kirk, the face of TPUSA who preached family values but guarded his donor list like it was the nuclear codes. 🤭