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— GoodAssSub (@GoodAssSub) February 10, 2025

This is the best Down syndrome awareness video I have ever seen

Amazing 👏👏👏
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— The_Bearded_Dr_Sina (@the_beardedsina) February 13, 2025

🇷🇺🇺🇸🇪🇺 How tides have shifted...

The EU will now hold an emergency meeting in France to discuss the new "US-Russia threat to Europe"

Trump and Putin to have in-person talks next week in Saudi Arabia. The EU is basically irrelevant to global geopolitics.

— Spetsnaℤ 007 🇷🇺 (@Alex_Oloyede2) February 15, 2025

I'm kind of amazed that these people really exist. There's a guy here who is so much like them it's just mind bending.

Just today he (let's call him Dwilton) came in (late) and I heard him yell across the warehouse to a laborer "WHERE"S MY FUN DIP." The laborer had borrowed the box of fun dip that wasn't being eaten because it's gross and has not given it back. I thought Dwilton could not be actually mad about this fun dip, but when I saw his face, he was. And that's a trope of these characters right? Any perceived rudeness is taken as a great injustice of the company in general, rather than a personal failure in one or both directions that could be rectified with maturity.

So then he started ranting about how this laborer has been hiding. Then about how there was a bird in the warehouse that dive bombed him and almost hurt him! I was like Dwilton, you sure are fired up this morning, and he was like no i'm not all crosseyed.

He's a super sad and I could go on for pages if I start remembering his other stuff, but the point is he's like this character from the office and office space.

He has literally bitched about not getting his allotment of free food at company functions.

What is this personality?

jannies mark effortpoast plz

remind me never to put effort into posting on this website again breh

I swear this algorithm is against me or something cuz none of my kanye posts (which no one else posted about) got any updanks whatsoever

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TWO DEAD IN SMALL PLANE CRASH AT GEORGIA’S COVINGTON AIRPORT

— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) February 16, 2025

If Trump and President Musk actually completely gut Medicare, Medicaid, corn subsidies and the defence budget, FEMA and even let their supporters die, MAGAcels deserve it.

The Trump administration is expected to purchase $400 million worth of armored Tesla vehicles, according to a new State Department document detailing procurement for fiscal year 2025.

Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk is a top White House official who has been leading the Department of Government Efficiency , a unit focused on shrinking the federal workforce and ferreting out corruption ( ) .

The document does not specify what Tesla vehicles will be purchased by U.S. officials (Interjection: No matter how much you hate journaloids, it isn't enough.) , but Musk's Cybertruck, with its militaristic design and stainless steel exterior, could be an option.

After reports circulated Wednesday night of the State Department's intent to purchase Tesla vehicles, the document was edited, at 9:12 p.m., and now says the federal contract is for $400 million worth of "armored electric vehicles," but the word "Tesla" was removed.

Responding to a segment by MSNBC's Rachel Maddow about the $400 million contract, Musk wrote on X on Wednesday night: "Hey @Maddow, why the lie?"

The State Department and Musk did not return requests for comment.

Musk, who spent more than a quarter-billion dollars to help elect Trump , has used an X account devoted to DOGE to highlight what he views as excessive or unnecessary federal contracts. (HailVictory be seething)

As Musk's deputies have gained access to nearly two dozen federal agencies, ethics experts have raised concern about the billionaire running into conflicts of interest, since Musk runs six companies, some of which are under investigation by government authorities. Musk's companies, including Tesla and SpaceX , also have multibillion-dollar contracts with the federal government .

Most of the federal money Musk has received has gone to SpaceX, the rocket company, for projects including work for NASA to launch Musk's Starship with astronauts to the moon.

A new Cybertruck starts at around $82,000, and about 38,000 were sold last year, according to Cox Automotive. Since the vehicle's launch in 2019, the truck has faced complaints about rust, finger pinches and defective accelerator pedals.

The State Department document also shows that some Tesla competitors are set to receive lucrative, yet considerably smaller, contracts for armored vehicles, including from BMW, which is expected to supply about $40 million worth of SUVs to the federal government.

This is super fake, but here we are paying attention to it. So they're doing something right.

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— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) February 19, 2025