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Heritage foundation published Project 2025 in April 2023. Nobody gave a crap. The democratic party pick it up and try and shoe horn it in as Trump's agenda after Biden destroys the party over a period of 90 minutes in June 2024. Trump publicly disavowed it and published his own campaign platform, "Agenda 47" well before the attempts associate the two. This is the linear timeline of events.

Nani?
(Video with sound)
https://i.imgur.com/9dKzVaa.mp4

He confirmed now that she took it.
Her mom gave it to her. After she felt bad from it her mom advised that she shouldn't mention inhaling fucking chlorine dioxide at the ER.
My son, who drove her to the ER, was furious and told her to always say the truth to a doctor. The people in the ER were stunned. But fortunately it seems that her lungs didn't suffered damage.

What a family of morons.

I will try to make him think about whether that level of crazy in a girl is worth it. I would run from her.

Could be talking about people who engage with our content on other platforms.

We have reached over 2 million people on Facebook in the last month, with single posts receiving more comments than the entire Chatty does in a day.

Our Destiny 2 Twitch stream hit over 900 concurrent viewers on Tuesday, and I didn't see a whole lot of familiar names in that very active chat.

We have a TikTok video that did over 2 million views this year with thousands of new and younger people following us over there.

Our Community Discord is gaining people new to Shacknews as well.

Shacknews as a brand is growing even if /chatty isn't or hasn't.

I guess it depends on what your definition of a Shacker is, but I see a lot of new people engaging with us on almost every platform we post content on.

One of my favorite games ever,
https://i.imgur.com/1vNI37T.png

I should probably try to finish the achievements sometime, haha

Part of Thomas free gifts included a trip to Putin's hometown

https://www.thedailybeast.com/clarence-thomas-accepted-yacht-trip-to-russia-chopper-flight-to-putins-hometown-democrats

Window blinds melted in a home in Arizona

https://i.imgur.com/LtbXMmQ.jpeg

ROCKSTAR 1997 — 2025

https://i.redd.it/j5jfcsrt16bd1.jpeg

I have. Company folded. The last month or two the CFO would disappear on the day he needed to sign our checks. Then I got laid off. About a month before my wedding too. Piece of shit company.

Chinese rocket static-fire test results in unintended launch and huge explosion

A rocket stage test firing by Chinese commercial company Space Pioneer ended in catastrophic failure and a dramatic explosion Sunday.

Space Pioneer conducted what was intended to be a static-fire test of the first stage of its Tianlong-3 launch vehicle at a test facility in Gongyi country, Henan province, Sunday, June 30.

Amateur footage captured by Gongyi citizens and posted on Chinese social media shows the nine-engine test stage igntiing and then, exceptionally, taking off. Hold-down clamps and other structures are typically used to securely keep stages in place.

The stage is seen climbing into the sky before halting, apparently with its engines shutting off, and returning to Earth. The stage impacted the ground around 50 seconds after it took off, apparently with much of its kerosene-liquid oxygen propellant remaining, causing a large explosion. The Tianlong-3 first stage would likely fire for a number of minutes on an orbital flight.

https://spacenews.com/chinese-rocket-static-fire-test-results-in-unintended-launch-and-huge-explosion/

https://x.com/AJ_FI/status/1807339807640518690?t=bKf-9H-FBHenMS27QBMBQg&s=19

I'm no rocket scientist, but it seems to me like you should make sure your clamps are strong enough to hold your rocket down before doing a static fire test. The company said it was a structural failure that caused the problem, but that still sounds like a pretty big mistake to make.