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2022-02-08 at 2:57 PM UTC in How terribly hard is it to just add a dishwasher??
Originally posted by Donald Trump Dishwashers are great. Around here most of them are cold fill nowadays, so all you need is a cold water hookup. But our electricity is much more powerful and much more efficient and less of a fire hazard (220v) than your electricity (110v). I know in America you have to do retarded things like hook together two AC phases just to run common domestic appliances.
Not true. The only common things in the USA that run off of 220 volts are air conditioners (whole house and only larger window units), electric furnaces, electric stoves/ovens, electric clothes driers and electric water heaters. Actually, most of those items don't even use electricity for their main function but rather use natural gas as their heat source. Nothing that plugs into the wall uses 220 volts be it a hair drier, curling iron, lamp, vacuum, refrigerator, dishwasher, computer, TV, stereo, blender, toaster, microwave, toaster oven, etc. -
2022-02-08 at 2:41 PM UTC in Anywhere but here
Originally posted by frala Hey DID YOU KNOW I LIVE HERE AND THEY STILL BUILD HOUSES ON STILTS BECAUSE OF WETLANDS AND HURRICANES. DID YOU ALSO KNOW YOU ARE FAT AS FUCK AND SHOULD NOT BE TELLING ANYBODY ANYTHING ABOUT SHIT. HOW ABOUT YOU JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP AND CHOKE ON HOTEL SOAP.
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2022-02-08 at 2:20 PM UTC in THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty'sABC News
National Archives retrieves boxes of presidential records from Mar-a-Lago
The chairman of the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol said Monday it was "too early" to know if the probe has been impacted by the discovery that Donald Trump took boxes of presidential records with him when he left the White House last year.
National Archives officials confirmed Monday that the agency recently retrieved 15 boxes of presidential records from the former president's Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida that were "improperly" removed after the end of his time in the White House.
According to National Archivist David Ferriero, representatives for Trump are "continuing to search" for more records that may have been improperly taken from the White House.
Sources tell ABC News that the documents, which were retrieved last month, included communications between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jung Un, as well as a letter from former President Barack Obama to Trump that was left as per custom ahead of Trump's inauguration.
Officials say the records should have been transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) from the White House at the conclusion of the Trump administration in January 2021, as required by the Presidential Records Act.
"NARA pursues the return of records whenever we learn that records have been improperly removed or have not been appropriately transferred to official accounts," Ferriero said.
A spokesperson for Trump did not respond to ABC News' request for comment.
Last month the U.S. Supreme Court paved the way for the House committee investigating Jan. 6 to access hundreds of National Archives records as part of its probe.
Committee chairman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., told ABC News that it was "too early" to know how Trump's handling of White House records has impacted the committee's work to date -- and whether it has prevented investigators from obtaining key documents and records.
Thompson on Monday said the committee "would not hesitate" to make a criminal referral to the Justice Department if lawmakers determine that Trump willfully violated the Presidential Records Act.
"We will continue to review, and if the review shows that a referral is warranted, we won't hesitate to do it," Thompson said.
As previously reported by ABC News, House investigators have discovered that Trump had a habit of shredding documents, notes and other White House records into little pieces that at times left aides scrambling to pick them up off the floor of the Oval Office, sources said.
"The destruction of documents, the reports of large quantities of documents in Mar-a-Lago, all point to a violation of the record-keeping requirements, and the tearing up certainly seems like a willful violation of the law," committee member Adam Schiff, D-Calif., told ABC News.
"We're going to look at how we can have a more effective mechanism of ensuring compliance," Schiff said. "There is substantive concern about it, and it's not a concern that began in the last administration, but it certainly has reached a new height." -
2022-02-07 at 7:20 PM UTC in Uncle Ted has terminal cancerYour last doctor is Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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2022-02-07 at 7:17 PM UTC in What are you doing at the momentReal men.
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2022-02-07 at 5:54 PM UTC in Uncle Ted has terminal cancer
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2022-02-07 at 5:34 PM UTC in Uncle Ted has terminal cancer
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2022-02-07 at 5:33 PM UTC in Things you enjoy doing nakedWariat enjoys playing nekkid Candyland.
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2022-02-07 at 5:22 PM UTC in Uncle Ted has terminal cancerI heard he has an explosive temper.
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2022-02-07 at 5:06 PM UTC in Israel invents a self driving fishCan you say "WALL MOUNT"?
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2022-02-07 at 5:02 PM UTC in Buying Crypo
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2022-02-07 at 4:59 PM UTC in When you die and go to heaven the only thing on TV is christian programmingSorry, but you're in hell.
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2022-02-07 at 4:48 PM UTC in THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty's
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2022-02-07 at 4:29 PM UTC in STICK IT, Damn It!***3000***
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2022-02-07 at 4:28 PM UTC in STICK IT, Damn It!
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2022-02-07 at 4:14 PM UTC in How terribly hard is it to just add a dishwasher??That's why you date small women with small feet...so they can get closer to the sink!
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2022-02-07 at 3:33 PM UTC in STICK IT, Damn It!Unvaccinated dad loses custody of kids, including immunocompromised child
Michelle Shen, USA TODAY
An unvaccinated father in New Brunswick, Canada, lost custody of his three children, one of which is a 10-year-old immunocompromised child, according to reports from the CBC.
The father presented research to the judge that he believed questioned the safety and efficacy of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, but the judge ruled against it.
"His own anecdotal research on such a highly specialized topic carries little to no weight in the overall analysis when measured against the sound medical advice of our public health officials," wrote Justice Nathalie Godbout of the Court of Queen's Bench.
The order allows the father to interact with the children over Zoom and reevaluate the sentencing if he does get vaccinated, but the mother can overrule his lack of parental consent to get her children vaccinated, according to the ruling, CBC reports.
For weeks, protesters opposed to vaccine mandates and other restrictions have held rallies in cities across Canada.
More children across the world are testing positive for the coronavirus. The most recent wave of the virus is driven by the omicron variant, which research suggests causes less severe disease but is more transmissible. Even with the new variant, kids are still far less likely than adults to be hospitalized or die from COVID-19.
In a report last month by the World Health Organization, experts recommended that even if children have less severe symptoms for COVID, they should still get vaccinated to avoid disruptions to their education. They recommended that children who have possible comorbidities get vaccinated and boosted as soon as possible to reduce risk.
Children who have diabetes, Down Syndrome or cardiac, lung and kidney diseases are at a much higher risk of severe COVID-19, according to the WHO report.
This isn't the first case that parents have struggled in custody battles over vaccination.
In August 2021, a judge in Chicago barred Rebecca Firlit, the mother of an 11-year-old boy, from seeing her son under partial parental custody because she is not vaccinated against COVID-19.
Firlit appealed the decision, claiming the judge was placing his views onto her, and it was later reversed.
“I’ve had adverse reactions to vaccines in the past and was advised not to get vaccinated by my doctor. It poses a risk,” Firlit told the Chicago Sun-Times. “I was confused because (the hearing) was just supposed to be about expenses and child support. I asked him what it had to do with the hearing, and he said, ‘I am the judge, and I make the decisions for your case.’ ”
VACCINATION CUSTODY CASES: Chicago judge rules mom cannot see her 11-year-old son because she’s not vaccinated
Firlit’s lawyer, Annette Fernholz, told several Chicago media outlets that Firlit and her former husband have been divorced for seven years and that the ex-husband did not address the lack of vaccination as a problem. The two share custody.
The father's attorney, Jeffery M. Leving, said he supported the judge’s decision. "There are children who have died because of COVID,” Leving told The Washington Post. “I think every child should be safe. And I agree that the mother should be vaccinated.” -
2022-02-07 at 2:59 PM UTC in THE MAGA PARTY!,,, the GOP is dead, republicans are going down with the dems,, get ready for THE MAGA PARTY lefty'sMaking
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Business Insider
Trump was confused when White House staffers didn't like him rewinding Capitol riot highlights on TV, report says
sankel@businessinsider.com (Sophia Ankel)
Trump "gleefully" watched the Capitol insurrection on TV, an ex-White House official said last month.
But he was confused when staffers who also watched were not as excited, the AP reported.
The report comes as Trump's daughter Ivanka is expected to meet with the January 6 select committee.
Former President Donald Trump was confused when White House staffers didn't like him rewinding Capitol riot highlights on TV, The Associated Press reported Monday.
The report offers new details into what happened in the West Wing on January 6, 2021, as a mob of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol in an attempt to stop the certification of the 2020 presidential election.
The AP report repeats a previous claim made by Stephanie Grisham, a former White House press secretary, who told CNN last month that Trump "gleefully" watched the insurrection unfold on TV, rewinding the footage at several points to watch it over again.
"Look at all of the people fighting for me," Trump said at the time, Grisham claimed.
As White House staffers looked on in horror, the former president was shocked that they weren't as excited as he was, AP said.
The report also provided an update on Trump's daughter and then-senior advisor Ivanka Trump, who was asked by the January 6 select committee last month to voluntarily cooperate with its investigation into the Capitol riot.
A committee aide told AP that they are hopeful Ivanka, who has kept a very low public profile since her father left office, will soon commit to a time to meet.
"Ivanka Trump has details about what occurred in the lead-up to and on Jan. 6 and about the former president's state of mind as events unfolded," Rep. Stephanie Murphy, a member of the panel, told AP. -
2022-02-06 at 8:02 PM UTC in Random image threadlol
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2022-02-06 at 7:59 PM UTC in Random image threadI wouldn't fuck that guy with your pussy!
