Turns out that slap-happy Canadian bitch has a hubby who's just as fucked up as she is...

I haven't heard the word 'Anitfa' mentioned yet, but this guy is a prime candidate for all the stupid shit they say and do. The husband of the illegal immigrant from Canada arrested by ICE after allegedly slapping a patriotic teen on a Jersey Shore boardwalk mocked Charlie Kirk’s assassination and threatened local pols, his twisted online posts show.

Matthew Geroni railed against local politicians to his over 142,000 followers in vile rants about gentrification in Ocean Grove, data centers and parking tickets in the June 17 video first reported by Shorenewsnetwork.

“Reminder that, if you work in local government, we know where you live,” Geroni, 42, threatened on his TikTok  -  where he goes by the username 'Gravemasterhash'. 

 

He made the mistake of saying something stupid 

to Tom Brady once. Once...

Showing some love - for a reason...

The 'check' is in the mail...

California voters facing long waits for election results just got a boost from a federal appeals court ruling that could reshape how ballots are handled nationwide. The DC Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday temporarily allowed the US Postal Service to move forward with a proposed election-mail rule requiring states to provide voter lists and serialized ballot barcodes before federal ballots are mailed - a move supporters say will strengthen election safeguards.

 

For California, where nearly all voters receive ballots by mail, the decision could mark a major turning point in the ongoing battle over election confidence following repeated complaints about slow vote counts and unproven allegations of widespread fraud. “This ruling is a win for election integrity and would have significant implications for states like California that refuse to submit their voter rolls to verify compliance with federal election laws,” said First Assistant US Attorney Bill Essayli.

California vote counts normally take as long as a month to certify. California has the largest number of registered voters in the nation - more than 23 million. California is the most populous state in the U.S., with an estimated population of approximately 39.3 to 39.5 million residents - that means 59% of the people there can vote?

The election results are never final until the Secretary of State has compiled the official statewide results after all county election officials have reported their official canvass of the votes.

 

By law, California county election officials have 30 days, also known as the canvass period. During the official canvass, county elections officials will process and count provisional ballots, ballots from voters who registered and voted conditionally (Same Day Voter Registration), and vote-by-mail ballots postmarked by Election Day and received within seven days of the election.

California's slow vote count is largely a product of state law and policy choices that prioritize voter access and ballot verification over speed. 

That's about to change - for the better. Hopefully...

 

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You don't need ID to vote, but another plate of spaghetti? Yup - show your ID, Goombah...

You don't need an ID to vote - at least according to the Dimorats because you're too stupid to get one, but wanna buy smokes or beer or even go to Obama's crematorium silo in ChiTown? Yup ya gotta show it or blow. Well, here's another on for ya.

According to this article, Olive Garden’s Never-Ending Pasta Pass sparked an unlikely political firestorm after conservatives applauded the restaurant’s photo ID requirement, arguing the policy is stricter than voting laws in some Democrat-led states.

“Olive Garden requires ID to use their never ending pasta pass but most Democrat run states don’t require your ID to vote. So in America, our pasta deals are literally more secure than our elections. Maddening and hilarious at the same time,” one conservative commentator, Robby Starbuck, wrote on X. Olive Garden’s Never-Ending Pasta Pass gives customers unlimited meals, but the restaurant requires passholders to present a valid photo ID matching the name printed on the pass when ordering. Conservatives swiftly shared the restaurant’s X post announcing the policy, praising it and drawing comparisons to the broader debate over voter ID requirements.

 

“The Never-Ending Pasta Pass is only for use by the Passholder whose name is printed on the Pass. Passes are personalized and non-transferable. Passholders must present a valid photo I.D. along with the Pass at the time of ordering,” the restaurant posted to X on Thursday.

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Standard or Daylight Saving. Do we really care that much?

Seems to me there couldn't be more than maybe a few hundred or so kids in this country that might be out milking the cows or collecting eggs from the hens before they head off to school, so that argument for or against switching to year-round Daylight savings doesn't hold water one way or another. Also, the problem with kids having to get on buses in the dark again isn't strong enough to vote for or against the idea. The fact that some States will be able to opt out of the non-changing change is the real reason not to say yes to the bill. 

If you live in, say, New Jersey, and they accept the idea -which of course they wouldn't because Trump likes it - but stay with me. So you're in Jersey and it's 9:00am, but New York and Pennsylvania didn't accept the new standard so they're not ready to open for business for another hour. Does doing all this lose everyone one hour of work time?

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There's one particular bar I go to more than once a week. I guess that qualifies me as a 'regular'.

Thing is, I don't always go on the same days, but no matter when I do go, there are eight or nine guys - and a few women - who are there no matter when I go. Safe to assume they're at that bar every day. Safe to say that's the full extent of their social lives. Safe also to say how tragically pathetic that is, but that's just me being a kind of 'Mr. Variety is the spice of life' kinda guy. Beer is beer no matter where you are. If you can't break away from a few bar buddies and try something new and different, the conversation gets a little stale, doesn't it...

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This is the Newsstand that used to be at the corner of 32nd Street and Third Avenue in Manhattan. This was sometime around 1935. The above pic is colorized of course and the one below is the original B&W version.  

This really is one of those pids that improves dramatically through colorization, don'tcha think? I agree  that some photos really shouldn't be fucked with, but I think this one's an exception to the rule.

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SNAP stands for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, it is the largest federal anti-hunger program in the U.S. It provides monthly benefits to low-income individuals and families to help supplement their grocery budgets and afford nutritious food. Tell me how junk food fits in to the 'nutritional' part of that definition. And, just so ya don't think I'm blind, I've noted on too many ocassions that the vast majority of people I see using SNAP or EBT cards are gebuinely fat blach chicks with entirely too many bad tattoos - and bad attitudes. Juss' sayin'...

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Won't be long before that smoke from Canada gets here to Florida. WTF?

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100 years ago in Starlight Park...

 
Starlight Park is a public park located along the Bronx River in the Bronx in New York City. Starlight Park stands on the site of an amusement park of the same name that operated in the first half of the 20th century.

The amusement park was originally built for the Bronx International Exposition of Science, Arts and Industries, which was hosted in 1918, and as such the park was known as Exposition Park during that time. During its heyday, Starlight Park featured various amusement rides, as well as the Bronx Coliseum and the submarine USS Holland. Much of the park was destroyed in a 1932 fire, though the remaining attractions continued to operate until 1946.

The amusement park was torn down and is now a bus depot for the MTA...

 

At least she didn't get the clap...

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Missed this Florida Woman by just a little...

She had to run in to the house to change her underwear after that near-miss. Jessika Gonzalez was seen in her Ring doorbell footage unloading her car when several bright flashes lit up the sky on June 27. As she slams her door and runs into her house, a fire quickly spreads in the grass behind her.

 

“I felt like a stick of dynamite went off next to me and the sparks were hitting me,” Gonzalez said. Gonzalez was not injured and there was no immediate news of any bad damage, but that lawn won't need mowing for quite a while...

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Why do all these trannies want to run for office?

 

A trans intersex activist (whatever the fuck that is) vying to replace disgraced Maine Senate wannabe Graham Platner as the Dem Party candidate has gone viral for their absurd answer about their qualifications in a debate Thursday. Loopy longshot Ashley Webb gave a bizarre rambling response when asked by a moderator what qualifies them for the top office. “I ran for office several times. Didn’t win, but I did run,’’ the Democrat chuckled.

“And then I’m a songwriter, and then I write my own books, and then I suppose my transparency,’’ Webb said. “I wouldn’t lie to the people, and I wouldn’t deceive the people like we’re being deceived right now. Like we get lied… smoke and mirrors. “Like what’s going on with ICE… Pretending like these victims did something wrong. Like it’s unacceptable,’’ said Webb, who was wearing a black and pink flowered dress with white and pink sneakers.

 

“And I suppose the biggest thing is like I’m just an angry citizen right now, and if I get elected, I’d be an angry senator. “And I think that would probably be their worst nightmare,” Webb said. Yikes...

Forget about AOC or Kamala - how about a Lemon for President?

The ego on this guy is almost unmeasurable. Don Lemon raised eyebrows this week after saying he's 'totally serious' about a 2028 presidential run. 'I actually think I would be a really good president of the United States,' a stone-faced Lemon said in a poolside interview released Wednesday. The former CNN star sat with Can't Be Censored's Travis Dhanraj and Karman Wong (whoever the fuck hey are) outside his home in Sag Harbor.

About five minutes in, Wong mentioned Lemon's 2023 exit from CNN. 'You can say fired,' Lemon laughed. Wong had just pointed out that Tucker Carlson was cut from Fox News on the same day.

'You, Tucker, and Travis are all now building your own independent media empires,' Wong went on, mentioning her cohost. 'And all three of you have been rumored to, fairly or unfairly, to have some sort of political ambition.' Dhanraj - a former CBC (that's Canada if you care) News Network host - prodded Lemon for the truth. 

 

Lemon answered: 'No, but people keep asking me if I'm running for president. And I don't know, I might. I'm serious. I don't know. I might, because people keep asking me to do it.' He expressed a preference for running a campaign driven by everyday citizens rather than relying on deep-pocketed donors.

 Because he currently identifies as an independent, running would require him to switch his party registration to Democrat. When pressed about when he would make a final decision, Lemon stated, "As we get closer to 2027 or 2028, I'll see. I'll decide".

For the record, the 'media empire' he's developed is his Instagram acconut.

 

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Something that's older than the Earth itself, right here on Earth. How'd that happen?

 

This is a fragment of the Murchison Meteorite, which fell in Victoria, Australia, in September 1969. It is a carbonaceous chondrite (specifically CM2), known for containing organic compounds such as amino acids. Some grains within this meteorite are dated at nearly 4.95 billion years old, making them older than the Earth itself. The meteorite is scientifically significant for providing insights into the origins of the solar system and potential extraterrestrial origins of life's building blocks.

On September 28, 1969, a brilliant fireball broke into three pieces and exploded in the atmosphere, showering an area over 35 km² near the town of Murchison, Australia. Over 100 kg of material was recovered, with the largest single fragment weighing 680 g. 

Because Murchison is an 'observed fall' and the samples were quickly collected, it remains remarkably free of terrestrial contamination. Scientists consider it a time capsule from the early solar system. Its most defining features include:Organic Compounds: It contains over 70 amino acids, including many not found on Earth, as well as sugars and alcohols. This supports theories that the chemical precursors to life may have been delivered to early Earth via meteorites.

 The meteorite contains tiny grains of silicon carbide that formed in supernovas 7 billion years ago - making them the oldest known material found on Earth. It also contains about 8% water, providing clues about the origins of oceans on Earth

How can they date something beyond life itself? 

What reference do they have before existence? 

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