It's the reddit forum, but not sure about the "trans" part.

what in the actual F?:eek::eek:

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/15/us/tu...ate/index.html

"Thousands of acres are underwater in California, and the flood could triple in size this summer."

He can put some of that money in my pockets.

I tried to lock this janky *** thread but dont see the tools to do it anymore.

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you gotta be premium duuuude....:icon17:

An old dried up lake came back to life. Record snowpack in the Sierra's don't help.

A good reddit sub to troll

Cheese it, the thought police are here!

Paper airplane designed by Boeing engineers breaks world distance record
 

Paper airplane designed by Boeing engineers breaks world distance record.

286 feet, almost a football field! I remember a NASA engineer saying that the Space Shuttle had a glide path of "a pair of pliers"

This is apparently what JNews86 wants

Well thank heavens for this! Now we can all sleep at night.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/15/econo...end/index.html

"Yellen on how the US can bring down inflation while maintaining a strong job market."

This b!tch is totally clueless, maybe even as much as, if not more, than Brandon.

"'We’re seeing those supply chain bottlenecks that boosted inflation, they’re beginning to resolve,” she said. “We had big shifts in the way people live and low interest rates, and housing prices rose a lot. Now, housing prices have essentially settled down.'"

Housing prices have NOT settled down. Home prices may have come down from the ever-inflated prices during COVID, but they are still well-above the pre-pandemic levels. And guess what? We are still experiencing a severe shortage of homes - about 15 years of underbuilding of homes, so this issue is not going away anytime soon.

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mr. vtec, you need to run for public office

happy sunday boys and girls, be blessed..

Good Sunday Morning All. 77* for a high today with 0% chance of rain. :bowdown: Today it's Indycar at Long Beach. Then grilling steaks this evening for dinner. :yum: Hope you all have a Great Sunday. Stay Safe, Stay Positive and Keep Moving Forward. :tup:

Remember: "You Will Have Bad Times, But They Will Always Wake You Up To The Good Stuff You Weren't Paying Attention To." Robin Williams

Why not? You're asian, you know kung fu or karate by default :happydance:

:hello:

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221 Days until Thanksgiving 2023

253 Days until Christmas 2023

260 Days until New Years 2024

? Days until EW pays off his BMW

Hapkido for me, but the problem is I have to be very careful when using it. It's not fun being detained and having to justify using on it someone even if you are 100% in the right.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/15/busin...ica/index.html

"What Walmart’s pullback from Chicago says about Corporate America’s limits."

I don't see why this is such a big deal. Every business is in it to make money, and if a particular area/store isn't producing and rather losing big bucks, then it absolutely makes sense to shut it down.

walmarts not strong enough kin folk :ugh:

I wouldn't fit in their agenda, nor would I want any false/witch-hunt charges brought against me.

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thats funny

Just used the very last roll of TP from when I mass-purchased back in mid-2020. As soon as I got wind that COVID had the potential to become a global issue, I started buying in bulk of hand-sanitizer, Clorox Wipes, Clorox Bleach, and anti-bacterial soap. Still have plenty of Dial Soap and bleach to last probably another 2 years. What I wasn't expecting was the hoarding of TP. I was in real estate property management at that time, so I ordered a sh!t ton of TP through the janitorial vendor we used at the time.

But I've always wondered: Why was TP and paper towels such a hot commodity during COVID? Anything anti-bacterial related I can understand, but why also TP?

people feared wiping their azz's with their hands... so you stock up on toilet paper.

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Just doesn't make sense to me. How I would wipe wasn't even a thought for me when COVID came thru :ugh2:

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/16/busin...ult/index.html

"Christine Lagarde says she has ‘huge confidence’ that the US won’t default on its own debt."

....and who the hell are you? Lady, you can't look to the past to get insight on solutions on what to do for the current situation because this scenario is new: COVID, global supply shortage, war. The Feds are doing exactly this of using an outdated playbook for a scenario in which we've never been in before, and look how it's NOT working out.

"Economists predict banks are getting more cautious about lending money after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in March, escalating fears of a credit crisis."

Ummm....banks have been getting more cautious about lending money since the Feds starting raising rates starting over a year ago. It's called quantitative tightening and it's been happening WAY before the bank collapse.

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https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/16/polit...024/index.html

"Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can’t count on family support to take on Biden."

"Patrick Kennedy, the former Rhode Island congressman who’s the son of Ted Kennedy, the younger cousin of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and an advocate for mental health and addiction issues, told CNN his feelings on the campaign are clear: 'I support President Biden.'"

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How pathetic that you can't even get support from your own family to run for office :gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2:

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/16/econo...ate/index.html

"Four out of the five US metro areas with the lowest unemployment are in Florida."

:rock::rock::rock::rock:

Look and see on how many businesses have shut down and or pulled out of Portland, and Seattle. Then there is Cali. Try and rent a U-Haul in Cali. Once they find out that you are taking it out of state. The cost goes up triple.

I know who would be leading the witch hunt. :shakes head:

Stores open/close all the time, and I find it interesting that they put a spotlight on Wally for shutting down.

In the same article, it's stated: "'These stores lose tens of millions of dollars a year, and their annual losses nearly doubled in just the last five years,' Walmart said. Despite years of different strategies, the company said, it did not see a route to profitability for these stores. Walmart, which made $20.6 billion in 2022, did not specify why losses were growing in Chicago."

If I was an executive of a company and was losing millions annually, damn right I would plug holes to prevent money spilling out.

And "did not specify why losses were growing in Chicago." :rofl2::rofl2::rofl2::rofl2: Perhaps theft/crime? Just a wild guess :shakes head:

Hey Chicago, how do you feel about defunding the police now?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/defund-po...r-most-experts

I just find it interesting that the spotlight is on Wally in Chicago, of all the businesses closing down.

Also, I find it quite ironic that Chicago was heavy on defunding the police protests, and Wally is closing down for annual monetary losses from what most likely is crime/theft.

kin folk, you ready for the upcoming week?

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I'm ready for the upcoming weekend

EFF YOU MONDAY'S!!!!!! :mad::mad::mad::mad:

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be strong duude.