Tired in 207

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Tired in 207

Tired in 207

@quiet_follower

Yankees and Bruins fan...it's complicated. Hockey and baseball addict. Definitely not a bot but often accused of it. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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JacquesJams@jacques_jams·
This is nice but why didnt he donate the money to indigenous polyamorous furries instead? Problematic
Gaudreau Family 5K@Gaudreau5K

We are so honored that @jhugh86 chose to include the Gaudreau Family Foundation among the charities he supported with his @PatMcAfeeShow winnings. Jack, the fact that you thought of John and Matty means more to our family than you know.

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Jon Philbrick
Jon Philbrick@jonphilbrick76·
Just out to the airport. Bangor International and Air National Guard Base in Bangor, Maine and these F-16C’s , 6 of them touched down. Created quite a show this evening did a couple go around over runway 33 to let the whole town know they were here. They took fuel and Hard not to notice totally armed with missals .Took on fuel and turned and burned. Based out of McLellan in Sacramento, California!!!!!
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Nicole Shirman
Nicole Shirman@nicolefshirman·
Having George Parros in charge of the Department of Player Safety is like letting one of those carnivore influencers run PETA
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Gator Gar
Gator Gar@gatorgar·
I try to be respectful of people’s pronouns even though I disagree with the whole concept for the same reason I wouldn’t tell an ugly person how ugly they are. It’s just punching down, and I don’t feel the need to do that. But people who use they/them are going to be so embarrassed when this fad is over. I can’t imagine willfully humiliating myself like that. We all do cringe things when we’re young, but there are fully grown adults correcting children for “misgendering” them and it’s the most embarrassing thing I’ve ever seen.
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Gaudreau Family 5K
Gaudreau Family 5K@Gaudreau5K·
We are so honored that @jhugh86 chose to include the Gaudreau Family Foundation among the charities he supported with his @PatMcAfeeShow winnings. Jack, the fact that you thought of John and Matty means more to our family than you know.
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Ian Haworth
Ian Haworth@ighaworth·
It’s hilarious that Mamdani’s defense is “my wife is a private citizen, leave her alone,” and not “of course she doesn’t hate Jews, blacks, and gays.”
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Brandon Gill
Brandon Gill@realBrandonGill·
145 Democrats voted against mandating deportation for illegal aliens who commit sex crimes. 160 Democrats voted against mandating deportation for illegal aliens with DUIs. 186 Democrats voted against mandating deportation for illegal aliens who commit welfare fraud. 190 Democrats voted against mandating deportation for illegal aliens who harm police animals. Democrats have literally never met an illegal alien that they didn't want to protect.
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Scott Wheeler
Scott Wheeler@scottcwheeler·
AJ Greer with one of the most malicious hits in a long time. This isn’t reckless. You can watch him make a conscious decision in real time. Should warrant a lengthy suspension.
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Tom Ruby
Tom Ruby@bgcts·
This morning @scratchyjohnson tweeted an important factoid. Squanto, the Indian who spoke English and helped the pilgrims survive, was sold by John Smith to a Spaniards and the deed exists in the city we're in for Excursion. Rather than rolling our eyes, Alan, Gavin & I went to the state archives in Málaga to see if we can find said recorded deed of 20 Indians sold by John Smith to Juan Bautista Reales. We get to the Archives (see Alan's picture below), and a small genial white lab coat wearing gentleman who speaks no English says this is impossible to find. His new boss, the head archivist, Carmen, comes in and says it certainly exists but may be difficult to find. If you only had the year. We tell her it was 1614. She pulls up a list of the books from 29 notaries whose work they have from 1614. She asks who the notary was. We have no idea. They say they can't go through 29 archives to look for it. Also it's all in old Spanish which nobody speaks and it'll be hard to locate even if they know the Notary. So Alan and Gavin get to work. Gavin finds an article in the internet archive that seems to have a partial picture of the document. Carmen and the other archivist decipher the name after 15 min. They find that name in their cross reference. Carmen goes to the vault to look while the lab coat gentleman asks for my life history, driver's licence number and a lien on my grandchildren. Totally worth it. Carmen comes back to say she found the volume. It is tremendously delicate. Opening it may break some pages. Does it have to be today because if so the answer will be no. We ask her if this is interesting to them. Both very seriously nod their heads. We tell them this is very important to the United States and many of our friends. Carmen tells us she will find it but that it takes time. White linen gloves and patience. We tell her to take her time. She says she will take a picture and email it to me. So here's why all this is important: after Squanto was sold by an Englishman to a Spaniard names Reales, said Spaniard brought Squanto and 19 other "inios" to Málaga. He recorded the deed in the state archives. Then a Franciscan priest ransomed Squanto. Squanto became Catholic. Was baptized and confirmed in Málaga. He then made his way to England where he worked and learned English. He paid his passage back across the ocean and found his Wampanoag tribesmen. Then when the Pilgrims landed they found a Catholic English-speaking native who helped them survive their first winter. It is entirely possible that but for a Franciscan priest who ransomed Squanto, the Pilgrims may not have survived their first winter in New England. That's history. American history. And the record of it is in Málaga. In a book. One of 29 books kept by notaries in Málaga in 1614. That are still searchable. This image, when it comes, belongs in the US National Archive. This is Cultural Debris. x.com/i/status/20349… cc: @alancornett @gwbled @Gonnassaurius_ @wrathofgnon
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Currently on an unexpected treasure hunt.

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Social distancing champ
-She thinks dinosaurs are fake. -She doesn't believe the Earth is round. -Has no idea about the connection between thunder and lightning. -Has no idea at what temperature water freezes. But can outsmart the entire FBI, world governments, and international assassins 😂
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Shannon Joy
Shannon Joy@ShannonJoyRadio·
Omg so priceless. 😂😂😂 @TheMilkBarTV counts how many times Candy references herself vs. God at her Catholic conference in DC. I cannot even ——->
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greg
greg@greg16676935420·
Chuck Norris was born May 6th, 1945 The Nazi’s surrendered May 7th, 1945 COINCIDENCE? Yes. There is no way a one day old baby could have defeated them
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Acigarman1@Acigarman1·
@PlanetOfMemes I cannot fault the dude. Your life expectancy is about 20-30 seconds if you pullover on the bridges that connect Tampa and St. Pete.
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Planet Of Memes
Planet Of Memes@PlanetOfMemes·
Let's see how things are going in Florida. Good lawd. 😬
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Tired in 207@quiet_follower·
@gatorgar Sorry that you're feeling it today. Hopefully that part passes quickly for you.
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Gator Gar@gatorgar·
Whew got that pain today boy I tell you what
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