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Police Officers’ obsession with 💊 DRUGS AND ALCOHOL 🍷 cause a mailman having a stroke to be arrested, booked into the jail they had to LITERALLY CARRY HIM INTO as he could not walk or speak He was put in a cell where he had further strokes until brain-dead & then DEAD-fead
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Beef Prices to Soar As Major Meat Packager Announces 2 Plant Closures Today, The 6th and 7th This Spring. JBS Meat Packaging Plant Closure Just Announced Layoffs - 1500 Pennsylvania / Undisclosed Memphis Tyson Foods – Lexington, NE (Beef processing plant): Permanently closed around January 20, 2026. Capacity: ~5,000 head/day. Impact: ~3,200–3,212 layoffs. This was one of the largest plants; part of broader beef division losses ($291M prior year, projected $400 - $600M losses in FY2026). Significant blow to a town of ~10,000. • Tyson Foods – Amarillo, TX: Reduced to a single full-capacity shift (announced late 2025, effective early 2026). Impact: ~1,700–1,761 layoffs. • Tyson Foods – Rome, GA (Processed foods facility): Closure announced, effective May 31, 2026. Impact: 168 layoffs. • Cargill – Milwaukee, WI (Ground beef processing): Permanent closure; production winding down April 2026, full close by ~May 31, 2026. Impact: 221 layoffs. Operations shifting to other facilities (e.g., Butler, WI). • Intermountain Packing / American Farmers Network – Idaho Falls, ID: Sudden closure on April 3, 2026 (beef and bison processing). Impact: ~150 layoffs, with limited advance notice. • JBS USA: Announced June 12, 2026, permanent closures of: • Beef processing facility in Souderton, PA (near Philadelphia). • Value-added processing plant in Memphis, TN. (Exact job impacts not fully detailed in initial reports, but adds to ongoing sector pressure.)
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I’m going to regret updating my ps4 that hadn’t been updated in years won t I. Just need a jailbreak able ps4
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This was corny af but I shed a tear 2 seconds in regardless.
"Thank you for walking with me all these years."
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Requiring FISA to get a warrant is the moderate approach. I think we should End FISA all together. The fact we have so many members of Congress openly defying the 4th Amendment rights of American citizens is absolutely disgusting.
I have three words for those in the government who want to spy on the American people:
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Would you rather... Unlimited tires track days for life OR unlimited fuel an open highway forever?
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In 2002, if you told someone a Toyota Avalon would one day have 301 hp, run 0-60 in under 6 seconds, and be only about 1 second slower to 60 than a BMW E46 M3 with 333hp, they’d think you were insane E46 M3: 333 hp ~4.8 sec 0-60 Avalon TRD: 301 hp ~5.8 sec 0-60 Not bad at all
305 horsepower, a TRD exhaust, and a body kit on an Avalon. Nobody saw that coming
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Detective Boar has much work to do. The trending topic “Scrooge mcduck” is just filled with people recycling the same joke over and over like its original @nikitabier
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This is unacceptable

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ASUS ROG Equalizer $50 GPU cable designed to prevent burned connectors has reportedly burned videocardz.com/newz/asus-rog…
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Ai chatbots and such things may be insanely popular but the moment you have to pay to use them at all…watch the fascination fall off a cliff
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Xbox live is free on existing consoles or only on upcoming Xbox?
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1999 BMW 528i with 546,074 miles (878,820 km) on the clock.
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Cancel all elective procedures unless medication is called in prior This is the result of opioid stewardship This patient was found dead the day after he was discharged in 2022
Opioid stewardship in perioperative pain management highlights pharmacists’ vital role in reducing opioid use and improving patient outcomes. painmedicinenews.com/a/rjsBA…
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$ORCL now has ~$638B of contracted backlog against a ~$540B market cap. That backlog is larger than $GOOGL, $AMZN and even $MSFT.
$ORCL RPO growth is absolutely wild with backlog adding $85B sequentially while OCI accelerated to 93% growth in Q4. Oracle is taking on one of the most aggressive AI infrastructure builds in the market and while its Q1 guide implies RPO conversion is stepping up, bookings are still outrunning conversion roughly 4-to-1. That is why the $40B financing plan is smaller than it looks since customers are already covering $75B of the buildout themselves.
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maybe the hero of the people @nikitabier can make these scammy accounts understand that if all the other stores are already selling the $70 thing for $30 then it’s not a $70 thing at all, it’s a $30 thing …at most
Replying to @Pricerrors
I read $70 iPhone 😭. I want a $70 iPhone 😭😭
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If Sony had to choose between getting $5/mo for psn or devs getting that money they’d choose that $5 every time Even if they watched every dev go bankrupt in the process, they would refuse to change course
Replying to @FiveOhFour
I forgot you can’t even launch the game on PlayStation unless you subscribe to psn I’m happy to switch to Xbox next gen just to be done with that
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Microsoft is fun to poke fun at but without the Xbox the console gaming industry situation would look even more disgusting than it already does we kind of all owe Xbox a bit of thanks
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anyone whose seen someone in pain suffering as countless options fail to help… And then the actual opioid painkiller gives them their first sleep in days … …knows how ridiculous this is
“World's largest opioid review finds they often don't work” 6/9/26 sciencedaily.com/releases/20… “Efficacy and Harms of Opioid Analgesics for Acute Pain: Overview of Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses.” Drugs, 2026; 86 (4) link.springer.com/article/10… @ibdgirl76 @ChadDKollas
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Actually, what the authors (several of whom have financial connections to lawsuits against opioid manufacturers) conclude is exactly this: "Opioid analgesics are efficacious in reducing pain in some acute conditions." All pain care must be individualized. For some acutely painful conditions (musculoskeletal pain, for example), anti-inflammatory medications may be better choices (depending on patients' comorbidities, such as renal impairment). Several of these authors were involved in the deeply flawed @OPALstudy. There are underlying financial conflicts at issue. #DontDrinkTheKoolaid
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