Posts by Paul Sanders5

brightpilot6 said:

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urbanhawk17 said:Queena's mother-in-law just moved in.

I honestly can't believe you guys didn't bother to report this.

Let's be real though, maybe he actually likes her more than his wife? I know I do—not everything's bad out there.🤷

restlesssurfer97 said:Even with all those pandemic restrictions in place, this little cafe in Karlovac was still running full tilt, and when the police raided the place, they actually caught the owner and two customers right in the middle of it.

So you've got the owner and two patrons just hanging out in a closed cafe, and the inspectors basically decided it was definitely open because all the machines were powered up and humming away.

Honestly, that’s just how things work in this country—everything is supposedly under control, and they'll jump down your throat to penalize even the tiniest little infraction the second they see it. 🙏🙏🙏

Press conference. 🙏 🙏 🙏

God, I wonder if that meteor is actually going to hit. 🤦

Watch the structure—they were actually working. 🤣 Aside from the coffee maker—which, let's be real, makes zero difference whether it's plugged in or not—what else are we even talking about here? Fridges? Like, were we actually supposed to unplug those too? 😁

Man...

Matthew Young35 said:I don't think you quite grasp the situation.
The whole Mall concept is just a front to masquerade as being in the "public interest."
In reality, they make their money off the luxury apartments and garages that wouldn't be permitted otherwise.
And let's not ignore the classic money laundering happening right under our noses.

Look, Garages are a huge public interest, especially in Washington, D.C., where parking is a total nightmare. It's actually more important than some damn Mall. I'm not saying everyone has to agree with me—some people are gonna jump on the bandwagon about banning cars from the downtown core entirely. I won't say I disagree with them, but that just opens up a whole different can of worms.

This is great. Honestly, everything is always the same, no matter how many years go by. 😁

That building over on Flower Street is easily the best thing built in downtown Washington, D.C. in the last 15 years. Okay, fine, I’m lying—it’s the *only* thing worth mentioning in the urban core. I guess D.C. just isn't ready for glass skyscrapers in the center; there’s this very specific architectural vibe they cling to, you know? They have all these strict criteria they insist on following. If you think that's an issue, you should see Vienna. Those buildings right across from St. Stephen's will blow your mind, not to mention how close that underground Garage is—the entrance is practically ten meters from the church. 🤣

Seriously, though, it feels like they're just racing to build yet another Mall. There's this insane obsession with putting more retail hubs in downtown D.C. while the Gallery is already running at full capacity, and even that Casci place is absolutely drowning in shoppers.

Matthew Young35 said:So, they’ve finally come up with a "solution." Apparently, the plan is to offer residents of those downtown buildings marked for demolition some alternative property somewhere else. Is that really supposed to satisfy anyone?
It’s going to happen—one garage and one mall at a time. Just like that.
If it weren't for the earthquake, those obnoxious tenants in the city center would still be there, wouldn't they?

Yeah, exactly. It's just a matter of time before they open some massive Mall right in downtown Washington, D.C. Investors just love throwing money into a literal void.

A friend of mine lives in one of those units, just a few blocks from the mosque. That building probably needed a total overhaul fifty years ago, but it was useless—most of the residents don't have two cents to rub together, even though on paper, they own prime real estate in a killer location. Once you actually step inside and try to climb those stairs, it feels like you're filming a low-budget Eurotrip documentary.

I’ve gotta say, seeing all those old buildings downtown in Washington, D.C. finally getting renovated is making me seriously stoked 🤣

Man, there are so many complicated questions tied up in this whole thing, but I’m not even gonna go there because I know people will just start coming for me immediately... 🤣

Jessica Gonzalez said:Well boss, who else would they be working for if not the survivors?

By some twist of fate, if you recall what I posted not too long ago, I actually got caught up in this mess. I ended up getting a dog for my apartment right after the earthquake.🤣

So you're saying you were against getting the dog, but your wife was all in.

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ruggedjackal46 said:When the earthquake hit, I grabbed my phone immediately just so someone could track me if the building actually collapsed.

Man, you totally screwed yourself there—I can't even locate yours! Guess it looks pretty smart now that you didn't switch to a smartphone.

Honestly, I wouldn't even be surprised. The first guy to start whining is always sitting pretty on his horse, and let’s be real—I highly doubt this FEMA outfit actually has any real teeth when it comes to calling the shots on these measures.

https://www.facebook.com/vojkovic/po...19391470511379

Total snooze fest. ☕

What the hell 🤣

That’s just how it goes, Pope. You stay home, look after the elderly and the vulnerable, and focus on building something solid, while those other guys go running around town acting like they own the place.

Idiots always end up paying the price. It's the first rule of ☕

Joseph Clark37 said:https://www.buzzfeed.com/news/article/...j/2169229.aspx

This woman is essentially asking the same thing I touched on in my previous post. The strategy regarding confirmed cases without major symptoms seems incredibly weak to me. It doesn't feel like a real attempt to suppress the virus; rather, it looks like an effort to keep infection numbers within a range that keeps the government satisfied. In the end, if that means dozens of deaths or severe illnesses, it all just becomes mere statistics...

And what are they supposed to do with people who barely have any symptoms? There's nothing for them to do in the hospital; they’d just be taking up beds, and honestly, they might even catch something else while they're there.🤣 It’s better if they just stay home and sweat out the fever.

It's the perfect way to manipulate the stats so it looks like infections are low, even when everyone is actually falling sick. And boom—there's your excuse to extend the quarantine and lean even harder into this police state nonsense.☕

I'm finally getting around to starting season 4 of Expansion.

Watching them get absolutely smoked by the Argentines for the second time in a row... man, 😍

Those damn Chinese and their way of wrecking everything that walks and spreading sickness everywhere... they even took football away from us 😢

Amanda Evans2 said:I actually miss that hairdresser too...
Tonight, I'm just going to let my wife take charge of my haircut.
Thank God I won't have to show my face in public for weeks after this...

Don't act like you know everything, man. My wife trimmed my hair just a little bit and now it looks like total garbage. I was planning on heading to a pro to try and fix what she messed up, but everything is closed.

Seriously, don't mess around with a hairdresser! I miss mine too; I'm used to hitting the shop every 2-3 weeks.🤣

I honestly feel more bad for every single hairstylist out there actually grinding for a living, instead of those endless hordes of losers in government, county, or city jackets working at some useless bureau dedicated to mining ore and wasting everyone's damn time.

Man just died from Corona. And how he actually caught it? Nobody’s saying a damn thing about that. 😉

Everyone's pointing fingers, acting like the Government is actually doing something about it.