Alorxico The Bright
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I am officially middle aged but i don’t feel like an “adult.” Join me on my journey to stay this way, because being an adult sucks.
Wait … wasn’t Charlie Kirk’s wife on the news, like, 10 seconds after he died hawking memorabilia merch to fund his funeral?
Like, paramedics were still trying to revive him, and she was “donate now so he can get a gold coffin with an image of Trump on it. RIP. Join my Patreon.”
Like, paramedics were still trying to revive him, and she was “donate now so he can get a gold coffin with an image of Trump on it. RIP. Join my Patreon.”
January 14, 2026 at 9:03 PM
Wait … wasn’t Charlie Kirk’s wife on the news, like, 10 seconds after he died hawking memorabilia merch to fund his funeral?
Like, paramedics were still trying to revive him, and she was “donate now so he can get a gold coffin with an image of Trump on it. RIP. Join my Patreon.”
Like, paramedics were still trying to revive him, and she was “donate now so he can get a gold coffin with an image of Trump on it. RIP. Join my Patreon.”
… why does the leader of our Department of Health look like he’s had a stroke?
January 14, 2026 at 4:15 AM
… why does the leader of our Department of Health look like he’s had a stroke?
Are we allowed to call them traitors?
November 11, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Are we allowed to call them traitors?
The phrase “history repeats itself” is a warning against ignorance, not a blasé acceptance that bad things are inevitable.
But the farther a generation is from the the event, the harder it is for them to believe it was as bad as it was. So they are more likely to ignore the warnings and repeat it.
But the farther a generation is from the the event, the harder it is for them to believe it was as bad as it was. So they are more likely to ignore the warnings and repeat it.
was.so
October 28, 2025 at 3:43 PM
The phrase “history repeats itself” is a warning against ignorance, not a blasé acceptance that bad things are inevitable.
But the farther a generation is from the the event, the harder it is for them to believe it was as bad as it was. So they are more likely to ignore the warnings and repeat it.
But the farther a generation is from the the event, the harder it is for them to believe it was as bad as it was. So they are more likely to ignore the warnings and repeat it.
I’d ask if he has money to burn and time to spare for all these separate visits, but then I remember he doesn’t have school age children and lives off the tax payer’s dollars.
September 26, 2025 at 8:40 PM
I’d ask if he has money to burn and time to spare for all these separate visits, but then I remember he doesn’t have school age children and lives off the tax payer’s dollars.