some fun guy

Pnw. Father. Brother. Son.Freedom. 2A. BTC. Profile pic taken by me on the Oregon coast.

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

Yeah I should be working, but laying under this tree in the woods is pretty nice.
#pnw

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

@pnwguerrilla Don’t we all brother

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

@fabricatorguy So many cats over here in the coast range. Gods beautiful creatures but we have to balance them out. Good job dad.

[D. Scott @eclipsethis2003 @eclipsethis2003]

Media gets schooled by a farmer

[Portland Moderate. @pdxmoderate]

Here are the hard facts—not opinions—about our economy, compiled at the request of the Portland Metro Chamber, sponsored by Bank of America, and conducted by EcoNorthwest, a respected local research firm with decades of credibility.

Portland has been in a localized recession since 2023.

Consumer sentiment here ranks dead last—or near last—of every major metro in America.

We are last in the nation for multifamily housing permits and construction.

Office vacancy rates are the highest in modern history for this region.

Downtown office worker foot traffic recovery is among the worst in the country.

Yes, foot traffic is rising—but at this pace, full recovery is still a decade away.

Our trade-dependent region suffered the single largest export decline in the United States.

We rank 80 out of 81 in real-estate investability for the second year in a row.

We are at the bottom of the top 50 U.S. cities for employment growth.

These are not conservative talking points. These are measurable outcomes.

And yet—during a short legislative session—the Oregon Legislature continues to raise taxes on businesses.

Let’s be brutally clear about what that means. When government raises the cost of doing business, companies don’t absorb it out of thin air—they cut expenses. And the largest expense line for most businesses is payroll.

Fewer jobs means fewer paychecks. And what is the primary tax this state relies on to fund services? Personal income tax.

What do unemployed people stop paying? Income tax.

This isn’t complicated. It’s not nuanced. It’s Economics 101.

Our leaders are not just ignoring the evidence—they are actively digging the hole deeper, then acting surprised when we sink further.

I believe in science. I believe in data. I believe in evidence-based decision-making. And I expect leaders who represent me to do the same.

As long as economy-deniers occupy seats of power, economic recovery is impossible—because you cannot fix a problem you refuse to acknowledge.

@GovTinaKotek @MayorKWilson @jvegapederson

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

Well that just ruined my day

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

I already generated a dossier on Spanberger, but the most interesting part of it is that she is part of a cohort of 50+ military-intelligence veterans that have been recruited to run as Democratic candidates starting in 2018. @SomeBitchIIKnow first hypothesized this, but my new dossier pipeline independently captured them.

A Democrat retires. A CIA member takes over.

Spanberger is part of a much deeper, much more disturbing story here.

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

@0xNenekoBoy @HTL1776 @AFpost That would be a fuckin hilarious troll

[🚫👁️Drinks on Saturday🇺🇸 @drinkonsaturday]

Im not nostalgic. I’m just homesick for an age that will never exist again.

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

@pnwguerrilla Three mile hike in today. Somebody said stop being a fat fuck, so I did. Down 40 pounds and crushing it.

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

@pnwguerrilla ND’s are no joke. Powder burns on your face from a loved one’s negligence will do that to a child. Not the only time unfortunately, left ear says reee!

[Terence Michael @ProofOfMoney]

For the first time in human history
we can accurately MEASURE value.

We've never had this... before Bitcoin!

Share these 465 floating seconds
with pre-coiners who enjoy loud music
and an excessive use of editing effects
(to bring them to Bitcoin❤️)

[The ₿itcoin Therapist @TheBTCTherapist]

Robert Breedlove explains how the US government printing $6 trillion in 2020 was the equivalent time theft of over 2 million human lives. 🤯

This is still one of best metaphors for inflation that I’ve ever heard in my life.

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

https://t.co/eZFpGI5n5i

I get feels…

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

Better stay away from Copperhead road.
#outlaw
#pnw
#oregon
#copperheadroad

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

Keep in mind that a man’s just as good as his word.

It takes twice as long to build bridges you burned.

And there’s hurt you can cause time alone cannot heal.

Keep your nose on the grind stone.

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

@TheSurvivalPodc After the dotcom crash I spent a few years in the mountains building cellular and communication sites. Hard work, extreme conditions, long days. Most adventurous time of my life. Look back fondly at those days.

[some fun guy @Jasonlethal]

While I don’t condone, I understand. I think a lot of us do. I think of this often. RIP Sky King

[Rep. Mike Collins @RepMikeCollins]

On this day in history in 2018, 28-year-old Richard Russell — remembered as "Sky King" — borrowed an airplane from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport for a joyride before crashing into a remote island.

Russell had worked as a ground crew member, partly so he could visit his family in Alaska more often. Though he had no formal flight training other than playing video games, he developed a deep fascination with aviation. On the evening of August 10th, he gained access to an aircraft and took off smoothly, only drawing attention once fellow employees realized something was wrong.

During his flight, Russell flew over Mount Rainier and the Olympic Mountains, did a barrel roll, and even requested GPS coordinates for a recently sighted orca and calf.

Air traffic controllers, two F-15 fighter jets, and a civilian pilot tried to persuade him to land, but their efforts were unsuccessful. When the plane eventually ran out of fuel, Russell guided it into Ketron Island. His death was ruled a suicide, possibly linked to past brain injuries from multiple concussions.

His family remembered him as “a faithful husband, a loving man, and a good friend… He was right in saying that there are so many people who loved him.” Rest in peace, Sky King.

[Robert ₿reedlove @Breedlove22]

Stoicism in a nutshell.