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[Dave @RRDave66]

Ozzy Man Reviews: Tortoise vs Cat https://t.co/i7tmhSaNBg

[Time Capsule Tales @timecaptales]

In 1996, English TV presenter Alain de Cadenet asked legendary New Zealand born fighter pilot Ray Hana, who was 70-years-old, to do a low pass in this Spitfire fighter plane as de Cadenet spoke to the camera

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

“The only thing an old man can tell a young man is that it goes fast, real fast, and if you’re not careful it’s too late. Of course, the young man will never understand this truth.”

— Norm Macdonald

[Daniel @danielgothits]

Lmaoooo

[Shane Haff @ShaneHaffNFL]

Allow me to get ahead of the narrative this week… In Justin Herbert’s defense, you can’t expect him to win a game where his defense only forces 5 turnovers.

[Robert Reich @RBReich]

DoorDash spent $1.4M trying to stop Zohran Mamdani from becoming mayor.

This week's historic $131.5M enforcement action against DoorDash for underpaying NYC delivery workers shows why.

Yet another reminder that the only thing that can beat organized money is organized people. https://t.co/hed5bdvdp4

[Giovanna 🇮🇹 Forza Italia 🐶 @joeyboo007]

It really makes me laugh. City have literally fucked the league over for years and years, but Arteta is the bad one for stepping outside of his area.
Cunts

[Joseph Puopolo @jpuopolo]

A few reflections heading home from the Bills game tonight as a Canadian. 🇨🇦🇺🇸🏈

There is a lot of noise in the Canada-U.S. relationship right now. Trade fights, tariffs, political rhetoric and plenty of frustration on both sides of the border.

But then you spend a night in Buffalo.

Canadians and Americans tailgating together. Singing both anthems. Cheering for the same team. Talking football, families and life. Nobody asking who won the latest political argument.

It is a good reminder that our relationship is much bigger than whoever happens to occupy political office at any particular moment.

We share communities, businesses, friendships, families, sports and a border that has connected us for generations.

Governments will disagree. We should stand up for our respective interests when they do.

But we shouldn’t lose sight of each other in the process.

Tonight felt like a reminder of that.

Break tables, not relationships. 🇨🇦🤝🇺🇸

#BillsMafia #GoBills

[JACCINTA @AFCJaccy]

Remember in 2008, Martin Taylor broke Eduardo’s leg while Arsenal were in the title race. Gallas sat on the pitch in tears.

2010: Stoke’s Ryan Shawcross broke Ramsey’s leg.

Now Arsenal are physical, bully teams and dominate duels and suddenly it’s “VAR, corruption, cheating, haram.” Say whatever helps you sleep at night.

Funny how we were weak before huh?
They mocked our set pieces, now they are hiring set-piece coaches.

They already see Arsenal coming for the title again, so the agenda to devalue us has started early.

Trust me I want ALL the corruption, haram, cheating and VAR allegations 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[Laura Kirk-Francis @LauraKirk12]

It's always Arsenal are beatable until it's time to beat us

[TodayInSports @TodayInSportsCo]

35 years ago today, the cover of Sports Illustrated.

[KeithTheGooner @KeithTheGooner]

Miles Lewis-Skelly is a very good footballer.

And for my French followers, Kilometres Lewis-Skelly is a very good footballer.

[Steve 🇺🇸 @SteveLovesAmmo]

Zero debt.
7-8 hours of sleep per night.
Low body fat percentage.
Nutrition is perfect.
Mental health on track.
Zero alcohol and extremely hydrated.

This was my peak. I was 8 years old.

[Not Today Eric @NotTodayEric]

Me in 2026: music sucks now, I can’t understand a word.

Me in 1992: “Informer yaknogddkbvxdhgoblame
a licky boom boom down”

[Hunter Biden @HunterBiden]

We all knew he was lying about the Reflecting Pool. The problem is that he lies so often that it’s almost impossible to keep up.

So I asked AI to compile claims from just the past twenty-four months and then checked them against official data, contemporaneous reporting and independent fact-checks.

Here is a partial list of 86 lies:
1. He promised to bring prices down “starting on Day One.” Grocery prices remained high and continued rising.
2. After winning, he admitted that prices are very hard to bring down once they have gone up.
3. He said egg prices had fallen 93 percent. They had not fallen remotely close to 93 percent.
4. He said he inherited the highest inflation in American history. He inherited an annual inflation rate of 2.9 percent.
5. When corrected, he changed the claim to the worst inflation in 49 years. That was also false. Annual inflation reached 23.7 percent in 1920.
6. He said there was virtually no inflation during his first term. Consumer prices rose approximately 8 percent.
7. He repeatedly claimed he had already brought inflation down, including during periods when the annual inflation rate was higher than the 2.9 percent reported shortly before he took office.
8. He told Congress inflation was “plummeting.” Prices were still rising overall, including major household expenses such as housing, electricity and medical care.
9. He claimed to have secured $18 trillion in new investment.
10. He then raised the figure to $19.2 trillion.
11. Even the White House’s own tracker listed far less, and its total included multiyear pledges, purchasing agreements, previously announced projects and commitments that might never become actual US investment.
12. He said America was building more factories than ever.
13. He said factory construction was rising.
14. He said the country had achieved its highest growth ever. Manufacturing employment declined, factory-construction claims depended on cherry-picked categories, and economic growth was nowhere near a historical record.
15. He called the country he inherited a dead country. The US economy grew 2.8 percent in 2024, faster than every other major wealthy economy except Spain.
16. He says foreign countries pay his tariffs. American importers pay them and frequently pass the cost on to American consumers.
17. He said the evidence overwhelmingly showed consumers did not pay his tariffs. Economic studies found that American consumers and businesses absorbed nearly all their cost.
18. He said tariff revenue came with “no inflation.” Prices continued rising, and economic research found that the tariffs themselves increased costs for American consumers and businesses.
19. He repeatedly said drug prices were down 70, 80 or 90 percent. No broad measure of prescription-drug prices showed anything close to those reductions.
20. He said Medicaid was “left the same.” The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the legislation would reduce federal Medicaid spending by roughly $930 billion over ten years.
21. He said Americans were “not going to feel any of it.” The Congressional Budget Office projected that the legislation would leave approximately 11.8 million more people uninsured.
22. He said the Medicaid changes touched only waste, fraud and abuse. Independent analyses found that the legislation reduced coverage and federal spending far beyond fraudulent claims.
23. He said he had eliminated taxes on Social Security. The law created a temporary deduction, unavailable to many beneficiaries, that expires after 2028. It did not abolish taxation of Social Security benefits.
24. He said taxes would rise 68 percent without his bill. No credible independent estimate came close to supporting that figure.
25. He then declared, “I’ve kept all my promises and much more.”
26. He publicly promised at least 53 times to end the Ukraine war within 24 hours, or even before taking office.
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[Dave @RRDave66]

@WilliamC1252 @AaronQuinn716 As it should be in the home of the wing!

[Shaston @ShastonC]

We are finally becoming a proper footballing country

[Dave @RRDave66]

@barnfinds Yea $70k for a Bonneville is insane.

[Perfectly Orchestrated🎼 @ProdByPerfectly]

ESPN should do a 30 for 30 on the downfall of its brand and the network.