Quick, who’s the best looking fox news finance correspondent?

It’s been done in mining for decades

Yeah, that’s where I ended up and didn’t know what to do with them. I guess I trust them as much as any unknown internet source

Yeah I tracked it back to that, but couldn’t find the graph shown and had no knowledge of the ember.

Having said that, I’m all for the green revolution and would love to see it go harder. As a petrol head the idea of guilt free fuel is like a holy grail

Cool if true, but the source seemed to be bluesky soooo it’s a big gain of salt

I was hoping they could wait a few more years so I’d be too old to be drafted, but looks like I’ll be twerking in Tehran

Sorry forgot about the nuclear bit of the bomb. Regardless, I want to be drafted into the psychic corps for the upcoming world war regardless of talent

Goodbye Hormuz, I mean, why wouldn’t they?

Well, they did it. Now Iran will lash out and close the straits of Hormuz. It’s the only threat that they can carry out now…

An obituary?

Those superstitious barbarians just needed enlightenment… where have I heard that before?

Royl Cohn taught him well

They could just say they’ll get rid of it and start a sales tax instead.

But honestly the whole thing is just an excuse anyway

Maybe he should just tattoo legally brown on his forearm may be have a microchip inserted for extra insurance

Just listened to the episodes about Andrew Tate on behind the bastards and it seems like there’s a huge potential for ruined lives, so I see why Sweden has taken this step. If they can guarantee a well paid job aside from this and other things that hurt society, I can see why this is a progressive move

The CIA have their fingerprints all over it, also the UN is the imperialists lap dog.

The tackiness isn’t the issue, it could be covered in bright pink fur and that still shouldn’t be the main story

People interested in cars have been scratching our heads with Tesla for years. Like at one point it was worth more than every other car market combined and its value kept going up. I mean there seems like years of irrational prices to the point it would be silly to bet against it

Because the US was more trustworthy a few months ago

Wouldn’t repeated violations of point (k) justify a law aiming to minimise those infractions?