hctr

[im unc @bl1sterex1sts]

Mexicans be like, cause of death: ya le tocaba

[songs that go hard @songsgohard]

future - codeine crazy

[Bitcoin Teddy @Bitcoin_Teddy]

If you made $500,000 per day, every single day since the Great Pyramids were built, you would have less than half of what the US govt has borrowed since June.

[Ibn Batista @ayesha4t]

this kid was someone’s whole world

when you think of each kid that was killed by america and israel, you have to imagine how many worlds they killed and the generations of trauma they created

if it happened to americans or israelis, they wouldn’t shut up about it for 100 years

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

The math here is even crazier than the tweet suggests.

$1 million a day since year zero = roughly $739 billion. So you’d need to do that 52 times over to reach $38 trillion.

But the speed is the part nobody processes. The U.S. added $2.25 trillion in debt last year alone. That’s $8 billion per day. So the government borrows in a single day what this thought experiment spends in 8,000 days.

Then there’s the interest. The U.S. will pay over $1 trillion just in interest on this debt in 2026. That means the cost of carrying the debt now exceeds the entire thought experiment. Every single year. And CBO projects that figure doubles to $2.14 trillion by 2036.

Put differently: the interest payments alone will soon be growing faster than the debt was 10 years ago. The debt is a velocity problem now. And velocity problems don’t respond to the same politics as number problems.

[autist @litteralyme0]

How it feels to return to your 9-5 after discovering the entire system is a CIA psyop and that we are ruled by satanic p*dos that eat babies and I still have to pay taxes

[Libertarian Party of Tennessee @LPTN1776]

Cool. Now do Israel and then Ukraine.

[Mo Khan @mokhanhim]

Jews spent 2 years shooting children and bombing hospitals in Palestine.

Now they suddenly care about humanitarian rights in Iran?

Only retards are buying this.

[99% Johnny Graz @jvgraz]

Funny how they never make this connection for Gaza.

[⟢ ⟣ @vamptact]

niggas love 2016 more then they family

[🔋Leggo @markyleggg]

Bitches love blaming they zodiac sign “ima asparagus” bitch you a hoe

[Abelardo me chupó la pelenga como Chuky @Homerodelcomun]

Un mar en calma jamás ha creado buenos marineros, dale la oportunidad a esa hembra con antecedentes psiquiátricos.

[Luu @sk1tguru]

A good man pays her bills and doesn’t care about her past and that man is her father, not me

[₣ØⱤ₮Ɏ✭ @Forty1_0]

hoe's gone die waiting for me to give a fuck

[Global Statistics @Globalstats11]

The "Can I Lick It?" periodic table offers a unique way to categorize elements based on safety.

Green elements, like gold and silver, are considered safe for minimal contact.

Yellow elements, such as beryllium, suggest caution due to potential risks.

Red elements, including fluorine and iodine, indicate potential hazards that should be avoided.

Purple elements, like plutonium, mark highly dangerous substances requiring strict handling.

This guide serves as a helpful reference for understanding element properties, encouraging awareness without endorsing any actions.

Whether for educational purposes or curiosity, it highlights the diverse nature of the periodic table.

[ZuritaCarpio @ZuritaCarpio]

El ex policía estatal de Carolina del Norte y agente del grupo de trabajo de la DEA Freddie Wayne Huff y Rahain Deriggs, un sargento de la Infantería de Marina, posan con armas militares robadas de Fort Bragg y dinero ganado con el tráfico de cocaína con Los Zetas, un cártel de la droga mexicano.
Aquí el reportaje 👇🏾
https://t.co/wbWLIPx67u

[Me & Who? @tagyourwho]

I deleted Google when I met you because the search was over

[Gael 🇫🇷 @Gael14206]

Hoy regresa el Glorioso Club Deportivo Guadalajara cabrones 🇫🇷