Random links/videos/tweets/etc.

[chronovore]

I love pineapple on pizza and would eat all their FUCK YOUs.

[HaughtyFrank]

[Polident]

[benji]

[Propagandhim]

[D3RANG3D]

[benji]

[Uncle]

https://newrepublic.com/article/116140/psychologists-say-our-names-affect-what-careers-we-choose

If Your Name is Dennis, You're More Likely to Become a Dentist: The strange science of how names shape careers

[HaughtyFrank]

[HaughtyFrank]

[Nintex]

[tweet]https://twitter.com/bighugecums/status/1758196233561391505

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[Propagandhim]

This man is such an unbelievable imbecile.

[Nintex]

He was also surprised by the lack of crime.

Especially compared to Ukraine where they just let all these armed Russian gangs run amock?  

Also prostitutes were free with the compliments from the Hotel manager Mr. Vlodomir Putang and they were easily 10/10s. 
The Russian empire is truely a great place to visit.

Next, Tucker on X pays a visit to Kim Jun Un to ask him how he dealt so effectively with the issue of traffic jams.

[Potato]

This man is such an unbelievable imbecile.

Tucker went full retard. Again.

[HaughtyFrank]

I wonder if his audience actually likes that he thinks Russia is so much more awesome than the US.

[BIONIC]

[tweet] https://twitter.com/theldlerwheel/status/1758257574107881738?s=46&t=JPGKEBNYMJUqJDkxKVmPjA[/tweet]

[benji]

I wonder if his audience actually likes that he thinks Russia is so much more awesome than the US.

Based on the replies I saw plenty of "conservatives" talking about how this is what a "real country" and "civilization" looks like because he visited a fancy empty subway station.

[Nintex]

[tweet]https://twitter.com/chrissteinplays/status/1758180518535799296?t=KenFXdjHRcprN00BzGRlAQ&s=19[/tweet]

Eat your heart out Silicon Valley

[Polident]

tbh I never used or noticed them in airports. I’ve seen The Terminal and they’re a plot point there (Hollywood propaganda??) but the first time used them was at a supermarket in Yokohama last just year.

Also, don’t know how carts that activate a brake work with no identifiable electronics. Once I was parked towards back of the lot and it switched off a few feet from the car. I picked it up and carried it back. That doesn’t do anything to condition the civility of returning carts. More anti theft.

[Uncle]

https://www.reddit.com/r/urbancarliving/comments/1arims2/should_i_live_in_this_wild_cave_i_found_over_a_car/

[Uncle]

[Eric Cartman]

This man is such an unbelievable imbecile.

It's a weeks groceries, Tucker. What could it cost? $400?

[Potato]

[tweet]https://twitter.com/chrissteinplays/status/1758180518535799296?t=KenFXdjHRcprN00BzGRlAQ&s=19[/tweet]

Eat your heart out Silicon Valley

[Nintex]

tbh I never used or noticed them in airports. I’ve seen The Terminal and they’re a plot point there (Hollywood propaganda??) but the first time used them was at a supermarket in Yokohama last just year.

Also, don’t know how carts that activate a brake work with no identifiable electronics. Once I was parked towards back of the lot and it switched off a few feet from the car. I picked it up and carried it back. That doesn’t do anything to condition the civility of returning carts. More anti theft.

Like everything in Russia they didn't invent it. In The Netherlands the coin locks for carts were introduced in 1985. 
I'm not sure if we were the first though, probably us, the Brits or the Germans.

Also Tucker is literally on the Dril budget for groceries.

[Nintex]

[tweet]https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1758475552401293572?t=Iy3WXQNaS1P8_9IiMMBnHg&s=19[/tweet]

Sniffing the chocolate cake

It was McAwesome

[HaughtyFrank]

[HaughtyFrank]

[Nintex]

[tweet]https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1758654470450253970?t=Tos_e6qAzsuAVOJTuMY3lA&s=19[/tweet]

[Gamegirl Nostalgia]

They really are ramping up the Russia boogieman before the election.

[HaughtyFrank]

Perfect deescalation