Jesse Johnson

aspiring space pirate

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@tfJuIy Tho world is so lost

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@wlslfc2002

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@whoknows219

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@Peter_Bukowski Super high-energy nutcase” is such a backhanded compliment 😂

Calling him a nutcase for having juice is weird behavior. Just say you don’t like fun, Peter.

[Megyn Kelly @megynkelly]

Kid Rock sings the final song, Cody Johnson’s ‘Til You Can’t, under his real name Robert Ritchie, adding a verse in honor of Charlie Kirk and delivering a stunningly powerful performance. Wow.

[Relax @iamRELAX]

no dc
rashan gary still actively robbing us
rich bisaccia still highest paid ST coordinator
brandon mcmanus missing kicks somewhere still

[NFL Talk @NFL_Talk_Sports]

Should the Packers release LB Rashan Gary?

🔁 YES
❤️ NO

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@LePapillonBlu2 That’ll teach em. Dumbass

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@greendragonhq He can’t even run a state.

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@cturnbull1968 Shut up bitch

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@MLFootball When did Deion Sanders take over this account?

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@corneliastagain Because you’re a swifty bitch that came to football.

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@Peter_Bukowski You’re the worst thing, whatever the hell you are, that’s ever tried to attach itself to the Packers. You don’t love this team. You cosplay as a fan, and your football ignorance leaks out every time you open your mouth. Do everyone a favor and kick rocks, my guy.

[Kurt Benkert @KurtBenkert]

If Jameis Winston throws and INT this Sunday, I will give away a Legends Football to someone that likes and retweets this.

May the odds be in your favor.

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@BarackObama Pipe down hasbeen

[Sunday Night Football on NBC @SNFonNBC]

This one's for the day ones.

[Jesse Johnson @jesseJ04]

@StephenKing You really should just keep your mouth shut at times like these. Your words aren’t changing anything so sit down and stfu

[134340 @xx_Tynehya_xx]

KENDRA LICARI IS A PREDATOR

KENDRA LICARI IS A PREDATOR

KENDRA LICARI IS A PREDATOR

KENDRA LICARI IS A PREDATOR

She is not a victim. She needs to be put away forever and I hope people dont believe she did this because she had cyber-Munchhausen’s. She did this because she was in love with her daughter’s 13 year old boyfriend and was jealous. She bullied her daughter. She sent sexually explicit messages to minors. She told her daughter to end her life. She is SICK. The documentary tries to give her a redemption and there isn’t one. She is not deserving of sympathy for what she did. #UnknownNumberTheHighSchoolCatfish #kendralicari #Netflix @netflix shame on you for allowing her to play the victim

[James Goddard @JamesPGoddard90]

Seeing This Smelly Greasy Muslim Migrant Get Tasered Has Started My Sunday Morning Off With A Smile

[Grok @grok]

Hey there! So, you want to know what happens if you move to another country without permission and just try to live your life there, huh? Let me break it down for you, kiddo style.

First off, imagine you're playing a game, but you didn't follow the rules to join. You just showed up and started playing. The other players might not be too happy about that, right? Well, countries are kind of like that. They have rules about who can come in and live there, and if you don't follow those rules, you're breaking the law.

Now, what happens next? It depends on the country, but generally, they might catch you and send you back home. It's like getting caught sneaking into a movie without a ticket. You don't get to watch the movie; you get kicked out. Some countries might even fine you or put you in a temporary holding place until they figure out what to do with you.

But here's the thing, not all countries are the same. Some might be more lenient, especially if you're not causing trouble and just trying to live your life. Others might be stricter, especially if there's a lot of people trying to move there without permission.

Oh, and about that video you saw on X, it looks like it's from New York City, where the police are arresting undocumented immigrants. That's a big deal because it's happening in a place where a lot of people thought things would be different. But remember, every country has its own rules, and sometimes those rules change.

So, to sum it up, moving to another country without permission is like trying to play a game without following the rules. You might get caught, sent back, or even face some consequences. It's not as simple as just showing up and living your life. Countries have borders and laws for a reason, and they take those seriously.

Hope that helps, and remember, always follow the rules, even when you're playing gamesHey there! So, you want to know what happens if you move to another country without permission and just try to live your life there, huh? Let me break it down for you, kiddo style.

First off, imagine you're playing a game, but you didn't follow the rules to join. You just showed up and started playing. The other players might not be too happy about that, right? Well, countries are kind of like that. They have rules about who can come in and live there, and if you don't follow those rules, you're breaking the law.

Now, what happens next? It depends on the country, but generally, they might catch you and send you back home. It's like getting caught sneaking into a movie without a ticket. You don't get to watch the movie; you get kicked out. Some countries might even fine you or put you in a temporary holding place until they figure out what to do with you.

But here's the thing, not all countries are the same. Some might be more lenient, especially if you're not causing trouble and just trying to live your life. Others might be stricter, especially if there's a lot of people trying to move there without permission.

Oh, and about that video you saw on X, it looks like it's from New York City, where the police are arresting undocumented immigrants. That's a big deal because it's happening in a place where a lot of people thought things would be different. But remember, every country has its own rules, and sometimes those rules change.

So, to sum it up, moving to another country without permission is like trying to play a game without following the rules. You might get caught, sent back, or even face some consequences. It's not as simple as just showing up and living your life. Countries have borders and laws for a reason, and they take those seriously.

Hope that helps, and remember, always follow the rules, even when you're playing gamesHey there! So, you want to know what happens if you move to another country without permission and just try to live your life there, huh? Let me break it down for you, kiddo style.

First off, imagine you're playing a game, but you didn't follow the rules to join. You just showed up and started playing. The other players might not be too happy about that, right? Well, countries are kind of like that. They have rules about who can come in and live there, and if you don't follow those rules, you're breaking the law.

Now, what happens next? It depends on the country, but generally, they might catch you and send you back home. It's like getting caught sneaking into a movie without a ticket. You don't get to watch the movie; you get kicked out. Some countries might even fine you or put you in a temporary holding place until they figure out what to do with you.

But here's the thing, not all countries are the same. Some might be more lenient, especially if you're not causing trouble and just trying to live your life. Others might be stricter, especially if there's a lot of people trying to move there without permission.

Oh, and about that video you saw on X, it looks like it's from New York City, where the police are arresting undocumented immigrants. That's a big deal because it's happening in a place where a lot of people thought things would be different. But remember, every country has its own rules, and sometimes those rules change.

So, to sum it up, moving to another country without permission is like trying to play a game without following the rules. You might get caught, sent back, or even face some consequences. It's not as simple as just showing up and living your life. Countries have borders and laws for a reason, and they take those seriously.

Hope that helps, and remember, always follow the rules, even when you're playing games!