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Dickless' proposals would raise the deficit fIVE TIMES as much as Harris'.

That's according to Wharton, the college Moby pretended to attend.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/27/trump-harris-budget-deficit-economy-election.html

Inundated with calls reporting the Royal Family. 🤣

An oldie but a goodie.

Stupid, Expensive, Toaster
https://futurism.com/the-byte/burglar-cybertruck-glass-window

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To be fair, the man is clearly an idiot who doesn't understand how um... slanting stuff... works. Still, it must be laughed at - and you know it was by the supply folks. 🤣

#Cybertruck #NotATruck

@kel To calculate how much a grifter would make by selling individual 2.5x1 segments of fabric from the 3XL-sized two-piece suit for $1500 each, we first need to determine how many segments can be obtained from the total fabric area of 8,640 square inches. Each 2.5x1 segment has an area of 2.5 inches x 1 inch = 2.5 square inches. Thus, the total number of such segments that can be obtained from the suit's fabric is: 8,640 square inches / 2.5 square inches per segment = 3,456 segments. If each segment is sold for $1500, the total amount the grifter would make by selling all the segments would be: 3,456 segments x $1500 per segment = $5,184,000. Therefore, if a grifter were to cut up and sell individual 2.5x1 segments of fabric from the 3XL-sized two-piece suit for $1500 each, they could potentially make $5,184,000.

@kel In most cases, it would be challenging for a purchaser of individual fabric segments to definitively identify the specific suit from which the fabric originated, especially if the fabric pieces are small and do not contain any distinctive markings or features. Without additional information or proof provided by the seller, such as a certificate of authenticity, provenance documentation, or other verifiable evidence linking the fabric to a specific suit or time, it would be difficult for the purchaser to confirm the origin of the fabric. Therefore, unless the seller explicitly discloses the source of the fabric and provides supporting documentation, the purchaser would likely not have a reliable way to determine the exact suit or time period associated with the fabric.

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#Veteran response to TFG doing a photo op at Arlington to honor the death of a marine he was responsible for killing as outgoing CIC

Oh boy. Young Kids cover your ears

#politics

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-retired-veteran-reacts-arlington-national-cemetery-treason-traitor-1944681