"They're saying Bitcoin is like gunpowder. Let's ban it!" - Virginia General Assembly, probably...

Will this motivate Apple and Samsung to "put the charger back in the box?" 🤣 #flossy

Didn't the statute of limitations on Fauci just expire two days ago?

"Fire authorities believe the fire was caused by the lithium battery." Well it sure as hell wasn't caused by the headphone jack 😞

HRCC weighs in on MeshCore trademark dispute https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgzTjjLRhDE

So close! #boobs #noagenda

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When I was young, I was dismayed that Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. Now that I'm older, I wonder what was going on in his life to make him so desperate for that money? Was he in debt to bad people? Was he like Cypher from the Matrix, exhausted and disillusioned with the hard life of a disciple? Was he like so many working poor today, one lay-off, car problem or E.R. visit away from homelessness? Was he too proud to just ask Jesus for financial help? Had he not heard the account of Jesus and the disciples paying the group's taxes by catching the fish with the coin in its mouth? What was the income tax rate for money derived from the mouths of fish? How much of a capital gain was realized between the time the fish was caught and the taxes paid? Was Jesus allowed to claim a deduction on the depreciation costs of the net? Were the disciples who caught the fish considered employees or independent contractors? Were they required to wear slip-resistant safety sandals while fishing? When Jesus fed the multitude with only a few loaves and fishes, was an inspector on-site to ensure he didn't exceed the allowable number of rat turds per loaf, and that the disciples wore sanitary gloves while dispensing the food? Did the food baskets have a certified weight rating? Did the disciples get trained on bending of the knees, not the back when lifting the baskets? When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the donkey, did he have to wear a helmet? Did the disciples have to wear road-guard vests?