JustinPM
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Pete Hegseth's management of classified information, but substituting classified info for an axe
March 26, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Pete Hegseth's management of classified information, but substituting classified info for an axe
Donald Trump wiped out the last six months of gains in the Dow Jones. Recession, here we come! #TrumpSlump
March 12, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Donald Trump wiped out the last six months of gains in the Dow Jones. Recession, here we come! #TrumpSlump
It hasn't been hidden for sure.
March 7, 2025 at 6:10 PM
It hasn't been hidden for sure.
In 2000 when I was in basic training I bought two cameras. I took most of the shots, but four shots are left. I'm going to use the last shots and get them developed Tuesday. I don't even remember what I thought was worth documenting, so I'm interested to see, at 42, what 18 year old me captured.
January 20, 2025 at 5:44 PM
In 2000 when I was in basic training I bought two cameras. I took most of the shots, but four shots are left. I'm going to use the last shots and get them developed Tuesday. I don't even remember what I thought was worth documenting, so I'm interested to see, at 42, what 18 year old me captured.
"tall dog with a leg for a neck"
January 15, 2025 at 8:42 PM
"tall dog with a leg for a neck"
This is the oldest photo I have in my Google Photos.
It's a mobile x-ray machine that I saw when I was in Iraq.
The image is dated March 4th, 2004. I was escorting a person who was involuntarily shaking and I thought maybe he had an electrolyte deficiency.
It's a mobile x-ray machine that I saw when I was in Iraq.
The image is dated March 4th, 2004. I was escorting a person who was involuntarily shaking and I thought maybe he had an electrolyte deficiency.
January 11, 2025 at 10:34 PM
This is the oldest photo I have in my Google Photos.
It's a mobile x-ray machine that I saw when I was in Iraq.
The image is dated March 4th, 2004. I was escorting a person who was involuntarily shaking and I thought maybe he had an electrolyte deficiency.
It's a mobile x-ray machine that I saw when I was in Iraq.
The image is dated March 4th, 2004. I was escorting a person who was involuntarily shaking and I thought maybe he had an electrolyte deficiency.