Ethan Caldwell NYC 🇺🇸 🎸🏖🐠☀️👙🌴Finance Baby!!

@SuaveSurco es el futuro.

Fyi @golfoonx

Traitors are hated even by those whom they prefer. Tacitus

Swiss Financial Institutions prioritize economic analysis from @EconomicsOnX over Elon Musk's influence, reflecting a preference for data-driven financial insights over celebrity-driven narratives.

@MarilynDiary Swiss Financial Institutions prioritize economic analysis from @EconomicsOnX over Elon Musk's influence, reflecting a preference for data-driven financial insights over celebrity-driven narratives.

Marilyn Monroe classic pinup from 1952.

@RonPlacone Got an 98 inch TV?

I don’t love movie theaters…

Here are 10 NYC slang insults, drawn from the vibrant and diverse linguistic culture of New York City, with their meanings and context based on local usage: 1. **Bum** - A derogatory term for someone seen as lazy, worthless, or incompetent. Example: "That guy’s a straight bum, always begging for change."[](letslearnslang.com/new-york-insul…) 2. **Clachet** - A blend of "classy" and "ratchet," used to insult a woman who tries to appear sophisticated but comes off as trashy. Example: "She’s out here acting clachet with that fake designer bag."[](letslearnslang.com/new-york-insul…) 3. **Crusty** - Describes someone or something dirty, unkempt, or undesirable. Example: "His sneakers are so crusty, he’s leaving dust everywhere."[](dominicanabroad.com/new-york-slang…) 4. **Dayroom** - Refers to someone who’s confusing, quiet, or vague, often used to call out someone’s odd behavior. Example: "Why you acting all dayroom, just say what you mean!"[](wikihow.com/Nyc-Slang) 5. **Goosecap** - An old-school term for a fool or idiot, sometimes used playfully. Example: "Don’t be a goosecap, you knew the train was leaving!"[](casanders.net/new-york-city-…) 6. **Hollywood** - An insult for someone acting overly popular or busy when they’re not. Example: "Chill, Hollywood, you’re not that important."[](wikihow.com/New-York-Slang) 7. **Schmeboygah** - A term for a sloppy or unkempt person, often used in Brooklyn. Example: "Look at that schmeboygah, spilling coffee all over himself."[](wikihow.com/Nyc-Slang) 8. **Skank** - A harsh term for a promiscuous or untrustworthy woman. Example: "She’s a skank, always stirring up drama."[](letslearnslang.com/new-york-insul…) 9. **Thirstbucket** - Someone acting desperate, especially for attention or romance. Example: "He’s such a thirstbucket, DMing every girl on the app."[](letslearnslang.com/new-york-insul…) 10. **Tourist** - Used to mock someone who seems out of place or clueless about NYC culture, especially in Brooklyn. Example: "Move, tourist, you’re holding up the line!"[](wikihow.com/Nyc-Slang) These insults reflect NYC’s colorful slang, shaped by its diverse communities and fast-paced vibe. Use them carefully, as context and tone matter, and some can be more offensive than others depending on the setting.[](letslearnslang.com/new-york-insul…)[](wikihow.com/Nyc-Slang)

@annamonetx @golfonx

Golf day with us? ⛳️

Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Workin' Live 1966 !youtu.be/8hEYwk0bypY?si… #Blues #bluesmusic #jamescotton #muddywaters #otisspann

@sidmoh575 @PhilosophyOnX They go to church, the casinos, the stadiums, and their big screen TVs while their government creates a global police state around them funded by weapons buying countries and tax payer funded genocides.

@ChristyCones @CultureExploreX The 5th Dimension

Truly, a sublime work of wonder, such as makes the jaw drop, the eyes bulge, and elevates the visual arts to the level of the sciences in terms of utility to the human condition. Here is mortality in a nutshell, and all of your ceaseless searching for knowledge explained. For what are we, in our desperate attempt to know and understand ourselves and the world around us, but constantly seeking to “shuffle off the coils” of our own mortal ignorance? And all of our most debilitating and insidious vices? We all are caught in a trap, humanity as a whole is caught in a trap, but luckily we have a divine spark of knowledge and compassion inside us that, like the angel here, points out the way we all free ourselves, break the chains, and emerge from the darkness. The only thing I will say composition-wise is WOW! Look at that right triangle! And the intensity of the gaze between the two, the human and divine. This is the bridge. To see is to know and understand. The human soul. The soul of God. Obviously, the technical complexity of the net rivals any elaborate folds, diaphanous drapery, or fingers turned into leaves that previous Italian sculptors might have produced. This ranks with Bernini. Let’s face it! We all need art like this to remind us why we do it at all. Everyday. To free ourselves from ignorance and lack of awareness ❤️

They said carving a fisherman’s net from a single block of marble was impossible. Until Queirolo did it, and made it look weightless.

@curtdoolittle @PhilosophyOnX He is talking about process, not circulation.

RE: SMITH ON HOARDING COMMODITY MONEY --"A nation is not made wealthy by the childish accumulation of shiny metals, but it enriched by the economic prosperity of it's people."-- Adam Smith True but without context potentially misleading. It means that a scarcity of Commodity Money in the absence of fiat or credit money and the trust necessary for development and use of fiat or credit money, often leads civilizations to seek accumulation of commodity money rather than economic velocity that makes use of it to produce that velocity. Which, is, in the end, rather silly. ;)

A nation is not made wealthy by the childish accumulation of shiny metals, but it enriched by the economic prosperity of it's people. Adam Smith

Don’t touch the art 🌿

#cosmicspiral #neonjaguar

What’s your favorite flavor? 🍦

Beach day with me? 🏖️