Message from @Albo Greychak - MI
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@Bjorn - MD Yeh my first thought, but I dunno how active he is with it... worth a try
Yeah, he seems to post fairly frequently.
Mail an index card with money to TDS and they'll read it and FtN will hear it. 🤔 <:usinnoodle:420778112226164736> @lonewolf19d
A fiver should sufficiently bribe Sven
@Wood-Ape - OK/MN is Index Card Guy confirmed 😂
<:nervous:359009898115104770> certainly not!!
Is there a sport more insane than solo bobsled skelton?
it is on the Olympic channel now.
Tuckah's bendin' all the right people over in his latest article, and he's officially the only major media personality to come out against the coup in Venezuela: https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/why-are-these-professional-war-peddlers-still-around-tucker-carlson-max-boot-bill-kristol/
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This is my first weekend in nearly 4 months I've got time all to myself instead of working severe overtime.
ah, I remember working overtime in the Summer
Awesome video from Students for Western Civilization. Dr. Millerman studied under Dugin in Moscow: https://youtu.be/QrJ1ssn7aNc
honestly enjoyed it so much more than going to school
@Jacob It's been nothing but hurricane disaster recovery and rebuilding here.
Exhausting and heartbreaking the level of destruction
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oh I worked fast food
not nearly as bad as it sounds
Some parts of the panhandle still don't have power and water
I was friends with my manager so work was pretty fun
I didn't even know Florida had a recent hurricane tbh
When all is said and done, I won't be surprised if they call this a $100 billion hurricane
Hurricane Michael, brah. Cat 5. October
okay this might be a stupid question to you, but...
why do they keep building stuff that can't withstand hurricanes in a place that has hurricanes?
Media didn't give it much attention because we're picking up the pieces and moving on without complaining for gov't help lol
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Shoveling>>>>>>>>>having everything taken away
@Jacob that is a good question. It must be more economical for the companies to occasionally rebuild a cheaper structure (using insurance payouts at relatively little cost to them) then it is to build a fortress. (Because you would have to have the same Insurance anyway, no matter the structure)
That's just me spitballing. I have no idea tbh
@Jacob You're talking about structures that had been standing for 30, 40, 50, even nearly 100 years. Building codes even 10 years ago are not at all what they are today. Cat 5 hurricane comes through and wipes out buildings that had absolutely no building code regulations meant to withstand such a force of nature. Believe you me, building codes now...today...here for the area are pretty much impervious to anything, save for a meteor strike or volcanic eruption lol