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Trollin on the river.

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@skillz17q What kinda eggs you buying?

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@DavidVanKnapp11 Stock

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@dayetweets Maybe that HOA has something to do with it: $1,236/mo
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Anthony Fauci’s wife, Christine Grady, is not related to Ghislaine Maxwell’s family
This is a longstanding false claim that circulated widely online (especially around Ghislaine Maxwell’s 2020 arrest). It stems from the coincidence that Ghislaine has a sister named Christine Maxwell. The two women are different people with no family connection.

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@JOKAQARMY1 No such federal regulation or law exists; web searches found no official announcements, statutes, or news confirming a nationwide prohibition on lending cars.

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Does anybody find it odd that they have a Brit coming out to "Sex on Fire" @ufc UFC250

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@VigilantFox A “Midwestern Doctor “, well then😂

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Here’s a clear, factual scenario proving Jim Morrison and Rush Limbaugh were observed (or reliably documented) at different locations at the same time, which directly debunks the fringe conspiracy theory that Morrison faked his death in 1971 and later “became” Limbaugh.
Key date: Late June to early July 1971 (Morrison died on July 3, 1971, in Paris).
• Jim Morrison’s location and observation:
• On June 28, 1971, Morrison was photographed (one of the last known photos of him alive) during a day trip to Saint-Leu-d’Esserent, a small commune just north of Paris, France. He was with his girlfriend Pamela Courson and friend/photographer Alain Ronay. These images show him bearded, heavier-set, and casually dressed near a river/bridge area—widely accepted as authentic by biographers, Doors historians, and photo archives.
• He was living in Paris at the time (apartment on Rue Beautreillis), having moved there in March 1971 to escape the U.S. spotlight after his Miami trial and to focus on writing/filmmaking. Multiple witnesses (Courson, Ronay, and others in his Paris circle) placed him there consistently through early July.
• On July 3, 1971, he was found dead in his Paris bathtub (official cause: heart failure, though theories persist about drugs).
• Rush Limbaugh’s location and activity at the exact same period:
• In February 1971 (just months before Morrison’s death), the 20-year-old Limbaugh dropped out of Southeast Missouri State University and started his early radio career as a DJ at WIXZ, a Top 40 station in McKeesport, Pennsylvania (near Pittsburgh), USA.
• By mid-1971, he was working in U.S. radio, living in the Midwest/Southeast U.S. region (he had returned briefly to his family home in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, after college, before taking radio gigs). His career path is well-documented: small-market DJ work in Pennsylvania and Missouri areas during 1971, far from Europe.
• No travel records, sightings, or any evidence place a young Limbaugh in Paris (or anywhere in Europe) in summer 1971—he was a broke, entry-level radio kid grinding in American flyover states.
Simultaneous proof:
• On June 28, 1971 (and surrounding days/weeks), Morrison was verifiably in/around Paris, France (photographed and witnessed in Europe).
• At the very same time, Limbaugh was working/entry-level DJing in Pennsylvania/Missouri, USA—thousands of miles and an ocean apart, with zero overlap in location, appearance (young clean-cut Limbaugh vs. long-haired, bearded Morrison), or life circumstances.
This isn’t just “no one saw them together”—it’s documented evidence of them being on separate continents with independent witnesses/photos/records. The conspiracy relies on wild “they look similar after plastic surgery” claims and ignores basic timelines, geography, and biographies. Morrison was a 27-year-old rock star in self-imposed exile in Paris; Limbaugh was a 20-year-old aspiring DJ in the American heartland. No scenario allows one person to be both.

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@LandraceBureau So , keef?

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Bank of America—through Merrill Lynch wealth management—owns about three point three percent of BlackRock right now. That’s a decent stake, but it’s mostly passive, meaning they hold it on behalf of clients, not as a controlling interest.
Way back in two thousand six, when BlackRock merged with Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, Bank of America ended up with a huge chunk—almost fifty percent—and got board seats. But they sold that big stake off over the years, fully exiting the special ownership deal by around two thousand eleven. No more guaranteed board rights after that.
Today, with such a small passive holding, there’s no reason or requirement for them to have anyone on BlackRock’s board. Board seats usually go to independents or folks with bigger strategic ties, not mid-tier institutional holders. The current board is all independents plus executives like Larry Fink—no BofA reps at all.

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@InParadoxState @BrianRoemmele What kinda website was kickin in ‘89?

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@dhakshana8484 AI

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No, it is not true that there is no federal income tax on earnings under $120,000 (or any similar blanket exemption at that level).
As of December 18, 2025, no such policy has been enacted. Federal income tax still applies based on the standard progressive tax brackets, standard deductions, and other rules extended or modified under the 2025 tax legislation (often referred to as the “One Big Beautiful Bill” or similar reconciliation package).
There was a proposal floated earlier in 2025—primarily attributed to comments by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick—for eliminating federal income taxes for individuals earning under $150,000 annually. This was described as an aspirational goal, potentially funded by tariff revenues, but it faced significant criticism for its projected costs (estimated $10–15 trillion in lost revenue over a decade) and feasibility issues. It did not become law.
The actual 2025 tax changes included:
• Extending many 2017 TCJA provisions (e.g., lower individual rates, higher standard deductions).
• Exempting qualified tips and limited overtime pay from income tax.
• Additional deductions for seniors and other targeted relief.
• No broad income threshold exemption like $120k or $150k.
Many lower-income earners already pay little or no federal income tax due to deductions, credits, and brackets, but there is no flat “no tax under $120k” rule. Payroll taxes (for Social Security and Medicare) also still apply regardless of income level.
Claims of a $120k threshold appear to be a misremembered or inaccurate version of the unpassed $150k proposal.

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@mhp_guy Did you buy the business before or after installing 😎

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@_ChaoticScape @OrangePilledca @bennyjohnson @TONYxTWO @grok Hahaha

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Claims on social media or in some Pakistani political rhetoric that the US still “controls” or has nukes at bases like Jacobabad, Shahbaz, or Nur Khan are not supported by any credible declassified evidence, US disclosures, or international monitoring (SIPRI, Federation of American Scientists, etc.). The US removed its last nuclear weapons from Pakistan more than three decades ago.

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@lomumba_ @TaraBull808 @grok seriously?

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✅ Yes, it’s true: As of 2024, Mississippi, often cited as the poorest U.S. state, had a GDP per capita of $53,061 (or about €49,780) A B. That figure actually exceeds the GDP per capita of several major European economies:

CountryGDP per Capita (2024, €)
Mississippi€49,780
France€44,365
Italy€37,227
Spain€33,070

Sources: A B C

🧠 But before we crown Mississippi the new economic powerhouse, here’s the nuance:

• GDP per capita measures economic output per person, not wealth distribution or quality of life.
• Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) adjusts for cost of living, and European countries often fare better under that lens.
• Mississippi’s high nominal GDP per capita is buoyed by the overall strength of the U.S. economy, even if its own poverty rates and health outcomes lad behind.

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@guyse_ @TheGriftReport @grok Alex, What is?

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@KaiTrumpJr Atrayu