@iiwasinthee212@mplpodcast305 I kinda like Milo, but chaotic British faggot is a very good description of him. Either way, he fucked up and acted like Honduran TPS recipient.
@KarluskaP She should have done a better job telling everyone this info, shes acting like this was all common knowledge meanwhile I’ve never heard even one of his songs.
🚨MURKOWSKI PROVED WRONG🚨
@JamesOKeefeIII has done it again!
He went to the remote Aleutian Islands in Alaska, where Senator Murkowski said these voters would have to travel to Anchorage just to register to vote.
James visited the Unalaska Public Library & the clerk stated that voters CAN register to vote there
as well as prove citizenship.
This video proves that there is no reason for Senator Murkowski to be against the SAVE America Act.
It makes you wonder why Murkowski is against this country-saving legislation when her voters want it.
I just learned something about California auto insurance that I genuinely cannot believe is legal.
In mid July, my legally parked car was hit by a driver carrying only a $3,000 property-damage limit.
He had insurance through California’s Low Cost Auto Insurance Program (CLCA).
Normal California drivers are required to carry at least $15,000 in property-damage liability.
But under this state-created program, qualifying drivers can carry just $3,000 PER ACCIDENT in property-damage coverage.
Not $3,000 per car.
$3,000 TOTAL.
In my case, there’s allegedly another damaged vehicle making a claim against the same tiny $3,000 pot. My damage alone is already estimated at more than $3,000.
And here’s another part I didn’t know: California says qualifying drivers can participate regardless of immigration status, including drivers with AB 60 licenses (California driver’s license available to people who cannot provide proof of legal immigration status in the United States) provided they can prove they’re low-income.
So California created a system where certain drivers can legally carry a fraction of the liability coverage normally required—and when they cause thousands of dollars in damage, the innocent people they hit can be left fighting over $3,000.
I didn’t choose this insurance policy.
I didn’t cause the accident.
My car was PARKED.
Yet I may be the one left paying for damage someone else caused.
How does that make sense?
TLDR: The cancel mob thinks they've won.
Earlier this year, I got a phone call from legendary Halo composer Marty O'Donnell to ask me if I thought I could get ahold of some old school Xboxes. Like... A LOT of them. Not knowing if I could, I went ahead and said yes.
Since then, we've been planning an epic Halo LAN party.
Couches? Dukes? OG Xboxes? Yes.
A guest list that includes OG Bungie Halo developers? Yes!
Mountain Dew Game Fuel? No. Apparently they don't make that any more.
We secured an amazing venue and had a great plan. The venue staff were all in and understood the vision. They geeked out on the call and asked Marty fan questions.
...until something changed very suddenly.
Somebody got in touch with the venue and they backed out on us over political affiliation and the fact that Marty is running for U.S. Congress in Nevada's 3rd district.
I've got to say, that story sounds a little too familiar to me. All we want to do is play games the way they are intended to be played and celebrate the 25th anniversary of one of the greatest games ever made on as close to original hardware as possible.
Look, I can't even vote for Marty. (I would if I could). I don't even live in his district. But I know that when this event happens (wherever it happens) it is going to be legendary.
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Finish the Fight!
@BestPizzaChef I’m the first person in the world to block his pizza-dough Hadouken attack with a pot lid. If it hadn’t been an iron pot lid, my body would have taken serious damage.
https://t.co/nZLU7bAHzh