Richard Hopper

White Lives Matter.

@BlackDumpling This is the very best option. Especially regarding monetization.

Region Locking: This "South Asian" man promotes misery, distrust, and hate in the West for cheap and easy clicks and cash cash. Region locking payouts would go a long way towards reducing the enshittification this man represents. Region 1: North America (US, Canada), Western & Northern Europe (EU + UK, Nordics, etc.), Oceania (Australia, NZ), High-income East Asia (Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong). Region 2: Latin America (Mexico, Central, and South America) & Caribbean Region 3: Eastern Europe & Central Asia Region 4: South & Southeast Asia (including India) Region 5: Middle East & North Africa Region 6: Sub-Saharan Africa Further, individual nations or accounts could be approved for both their regions and access to region 1. El Salvador, Poland, and Argentina, for example, are nations that may qualify. High trust accounts could apply for multi-region payout status. Finally, Region 1 has unrestricted payouts from anyone, but those outside of Region 1 are restricted from payouts from anyone inside Region 1. Meaning Dave in Colorado gets payout from a Like from someone in India, Libya or America, but Evan living in Jamaica only gets payout from those in region 2. The key here, of course, is that high trust creators outside of Region 1 MUST have a reasonable path to joining Region 1 creators in access to Region 1. This isn't meant to simply exclude any individual, but instead create a framework that rewards those outside of high trust societies for behaving in a manner that shows they can be let loose in a high trust society.

@BlackDumpling The camaraderie of the people of both Japan and America is best maintained by remaining separate countries united in friendship. Not trying to merge into one country.

Dave is an idiot. Do not be like Dave. Do not post stupid things like this. Dammit Dave. To put it into context for anyone not understanding how gravely insulting this is this completely subordinates a very proud people, who have been a staunch friend, ally, and equal to America as if they were "wyoming".

@BlackDumpling You are one of our best friends, and that makes you an awesome ambassador. All right-wing people worldwide need to unite. This is the way!

For my regular American readers you've probably noticed a decided uptick in Japanese Posting. That's not accidental. I believe the message Elon is sending is loud and clear. The American and Japanese Right must unify because the Chinese, American, EU and Japanese Left already have. Consequently I want to make it crystal clear to our Japanese friends that their American friends and allies remain such. The Left is actively working to undermine that alliance and so we must push back.

@Beads_Realm You chefs... always setting stuff on fire... lol. 😜😜😜😜

@RichardHopperJr Technically.... it's not a blowtorch but it is a torch..... think Creme brulee.🤏🏻

There are dozens, if not hundreds, of ways to cook a potato, ranging from simple boiling and baking to specialized techniques like Hasselback or smoking. Common methods include roasting, frying, mashing, steaming, and microwaving, with variations like twice-baked, scalloped, and gratin. Popular potato dishes often utilize different heat techniques to achieve unique textures. Common and Specialized Cooking Methods: Roasted: Oven-roasted with herbs, garlic, or parmesan. Baked/Twice-Baked: Classic baked or scooped out and refilled. Fried: French fries, hash browns, home fries, or pan-fried. Boiled/Mashed: Boiled for salads or mashed with butter and milk. Smashed: Parboiled and then roasted until crispy. Hasselback: Thinly sliced and baked for crispy edges. Gratin/Casserole: Scalloped or funeral potatoes with cheese. Soup/Chowder: Pureed or cubed into creamy soups. Steamed/Smoked: Steamed for a healthier option or smoked for flavor. Other Techniques: Salt-baked, grilled, blowtorched, or potato pancakes. Best Potato Types for Cooking Techniques: Starchy (Russets): Ideal for baking, frying, and mashing. Waxy (Red/White): Best for boiling, roasting, and salads. All-Purpose (Yukon Gold): Versatile for almost any method, especially roasting.

@Beads_Realm Projects like this will never not be amazing to me. 🤔🤔🤔🤔

Amaze your children or have them use it as a school project 😉👍🏼

@Beads_Realm Hmmm... I am just not that fancy. I prefer the "amateur" version. Lol.

Presentation is everything we feast with our eyes first.☝️

@BlackDumpling Japan is more than an ally. They are our brothers and sisters. They are family.

If China attacked Canada we'd go to war because of national security interests. If China attacked the EU we'd go to war because of treaties. If China attacked Japan we'd go to war because you're you. You're our friend. Best we could ever hope for. When we were little we played Japanese games, when we were teens we watched your anime and read your stories, when we were adults we fell in love with the rest of your culture and your people. And we felt that love and friendship right back. Please, never think otherwise.

I asked the Japanese what China is to them and consider my mind blown. This cultural exchange is providing insights, genuine insights. I mean beyond the BBQ memes and the jokes and the friendliness. There's something very real hidden just underneath the surface. For example, did you know that there may have been Chinese people posing as Americans shaming the Japanese for Fukushima? Do I know it was the Chinese? No, but you're an American.. have you ever, in your entire life, heard an American speak down to or about the Japanese in regards to Fukushima? Those Americans who are old enough to remember it simply think of it as a natural disaster. A bad thing happening to good people. That's just how the world is sometimes. But apparently in the years since, people claiming to be Americans have been attacking the Japanese on social media in the most cruel and unkind ways. Blaming them for polluting the waters, killing all those people, and causing the disasters and so on and so forth. Just truly evil things being said to the Japanese. Ask yourself have YOU ever heard any American you know talk like that? Ever? At all? Your entire life? Especially about Fukushima? But apparently there's been a brutal multi year campaign in Japan of concerned "Americans" saying just that for the express purpose of shaming the Japanese over a natural disaster. Something doesn't add up. And that's my point. YOU, being an American, didn't know about any of this, did you? It wasn't until I read a translated Japanese tweet talking about how much it had hurt them, the public shaming that I started to look into it. I had no idea either. I bet it never even occurred to any of you that people abroad were posing as Americans to them to promote hatred against us for things we not only never said or did, but things we never even thought. If you're Japanese and reading this please believe me when I tell you no American I've met has ever said anything like this. The Japanese were disciplined, brilliant, resourceful, and above all brave in the face of one of the worst natural disasters in modern history. It was an impossible situation and you handled yourselves with valor and honor and we respect you deeply for it.

@RealestBingus17 Happy Tubular Tuesday, Terpingus!! 🦔🦔🦔

Toobsday inventors are telling me Hans is back so I can toob again (Hans diddu)

@BlackDumpling I almost can't believe that anyone would say such things... then I am reminded of the horrible left-wing nut jobs... When the Fukushima disaster occurred, my only thoughts were sadness for the lives lost and admiration for those who prevented the disaster from being worse.

@BlackDumpling Grokiversal Translator is another awesome Apyxaism!!

Grokiversal Translator: I don't know if this is a mistranslation, I kinda hope it's not. Japanese Shitposting, man. I love it.

@BlackDumpling Wacky space trilionaire is absolutely hilarious! And accurate as well... good one, Dumpling!!

We live in a Star Trek future where Japanese men send American women pictures of anime crotches in response to silly questions on an app run by a wacky space trillionaire and we all laugh about it because it's the internet and nothing about any of this should be taken seriously. 🫶 また、Grokに任せたくないので自分で聞かないといけません…。インターネットで誰かを優しく（丁寧に）変態（pervert）と呼ぶ方法は日本語であるでしょうか？ 特に、日本語でそれを可能かどうかを知りたいです。

@HansHedgehog_ Happy Tubular Tuesday, Hans!! 🦔🦔🦔

Tube Tuesday fashion advice.

@BlackDumpling This is just a variation on the "magic dirt" fallacy. No matter where you put people who are hard working and honorable, you will have awesome results. Conversely, wherever you place "people" whose average IQ is below the "retarded" level, you will have ruin.

Japan vs. Somalia: I am going to make a very delicate point and I will endeavor to word it as carefully as possible so as to minimize risk of misunderstanding. However, it is an extremely important point that must be addressed. Let us consider, for a moment a great calamity happened and while the entirety of Japan was washed into the ocean we managed to rescue all of the world's Japanese people. For our hypothetical all property, all possessions, everything the Japanese people owned was ruined but all the 120+ million people were saved. Further, let us consider that due to whatever terrible misfortune happened to Japan the same happened to Somalia. The exact same. We managed to rescue all of Somalia's 22 million people, but all of their possessions were lost. In response America, in an act of friendship and in response to the unprecedented calamity gives the Japanese people dual American citizenship and invites them all to live in Montana. They do the same for the Somalians. Within ten years Montana would likely become America's most financially dominant state likely eclipsing California. The Japanese people *being the Japanese people* would band together and would build an entirely new "Japan" in a State that was wholly different from the one they started in. Because it doesn't matter where the Japanese people are, they're still who they are. Alternatively, we've seen first hand exactly what happens when you invite in a nation of Somalis. I don't need to comment further, you already know. Now again, I would never wish for anything like this to happen to the Japanese. But when you think of it in the stark terms it becomes clear that who you invite in matters. Neither Japan nor America would benefit from inviting in millions of Somalis, yet that or something like it is what we're being told constantly. That the only way to save our respective civilizations is to invite in and care for and financially support millions of third worlders. Rather than just, you know, have kids. Ever notice the people that want to invite in millions of Somalis, and Muslims, and Pakistanis never EVER want you to have kids yet always tell you that you not having kids is why they need to import more Third Worlders? Ever notice the political persuasion of the people who hate women having children... if they're not from Somalia? If they're from Somalia they're the first to sign the Somalis up for social services and then raise natives taxes in response. It's not accidental, it's all deliberate.

@BlackDumpling This is all the result of feminism. They had to eliminate the representation of the true feminine and masculine in order to push The Agenda™️ and The Narrative™️. That's why we can't have nice things anymore...

Have you noticed how rarely women with my body type are ACTUALLY shown in Western media? No, seriously. Think about it. Petite, curvaceous, sweet women are nearly never seen on screen. Ever. Consider Baldur's Gate 3, made by CCP captured studio Larian. The women are all physically stronger than the men. I mean statistically. They ensured that all of the women that you can play are all physically stronger than all of the men. Even when @larianstudios had to go back and turn Minsc into a ladyboy to do it. They're all harsh, they're all warrior women, or dysfunctional or whatever. The men are all effeminate or stupid. Except the Black guy. He's just tragic. And this sort of thing is a consistent theme. There are no soft, sweet, feminine, kind straight women in bg3 that aren't brutally murdered. Think that's accidental? Why do you hate me, @LarAtLarian? I mean if we're entirely honest Sydney Sweeney is mid as far as blonde bombshells go... but she's **the only one working in Hollywood today**. Again, think that's accidental?

@Beads_Realm Mmmm... I ❤️ taters!! Almost as much as a Hobbit! Lol. 😎😎😎😎

National Tater Day on March 31. Bake ’em, boil ’em, fry ’em, mash ’em … they will always taste heavenly. The versatility potatoes lend means that they are great for both salty and sweet cuisines, either elevating the taste of a dish or complimenting the accompanying flavors. This tubular vegetable also holds the credit of solving food shortages, both in the old ages and the new. But at the same time, the vegetable has had its fair share of bad rep, too. During a particularly bad food shortage, people in Germany refused to eat potatoes, which their king had made available in abundance. Germans at that time deemed it a ‘lowly’ food, not deserving of their gastronomic cravings.

@Beads_Realm Happy Taco Tuesday, Bead!! 🌮🌮🌮🌮 nom nom nom 😋😋😋😋

Happy Taco Tuesday 🌮🌮🌮

@BlackDumpling Evil is evil everywhere it is found. The only difference is that in America, we allowed evil to teach our children and produce all of the media, enabling the spread of their evil venom.

In America the Left swindled American taxpayers out what may have been trillions of dollars in an effort to get them to kill off the next generation of their children, the Left then imported tens of millions of illegal immigrants to act as a standing army and occupation force Thanks to the Left a anywhere from a fifth to a third of my generation was aborted, we just don't know. And those are just the babies they had aborted. Nothing I'd the trillion dollar campaigns they went on to convince American women to not have children at all. Leftists are evil everywhere, that is true. But they were evil and had deep institutional power in America. Whereas in China evil leftists *have* power in Amrica they had to create the circumstances necessary to take it. They had to wage a brutal and widespread war against their own people. For example in the 1970s there were two *thousand* bombings perpetrated by Leftists in America... and then the Leftist media did everything they could to erase it from history. Most recently they burned down billions in infrastructure and murdered dozens. But thanks to Leftist judges none of the Leftists faced any kind of real justice. I agree that Leftists are evil all over but in America they are entrenched, well funded, motivated, and have their hands in everything from schools to the judiciary.

@BlackDumpling Quoting 80s songs again, eh Dumpling?

You need her. And she needs you.

@BlackDumpling Very interesting. Of course, there is also likely some weighting applied for stuff like follower count and the like.

This is an interesting and to be frank I would support it. If a hundred Americans can't be bothered to like your post (because it's low quality or boring) them there's no sense in making someone in Japan see it.