Nice tweet Sen. Cruz! Quick question: do you also believe the Geneva Convention was about the views of the citizens of Geneva?
Asking for everyone who believes US Senators should be competent and not undermine our elections to incite insurrection against the United States
@Sarcher@MorrisAnimal I'm not sure what I love most about this picture--Toast's expression, the farmhouse vintage cabinet, or the big stack of books in the background! Nothing says "curator" like a big stack of books! 🐈👍😆
@Sarcher I named a kitten Cooper once after Agent Cooper. He was part of a litter that was living under my apartment in college. When I found a home for him they renamed him Clyde. 😾
If you can't find hand sanitizer, blame this guy (and others like him). As for his desire not to be on the front page as the guy who hoarded 20k bottles and is selling at 20x cost... well, too late dude.
#COVIDー19#pricegougers
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