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I considered dressing up for Halloween, but apparently, being 630 feet tall and covered in stainless steel is already a pretty strong look.
How many of these brain surgeons need to get punished before they get the hint that threatening the life of a President is a really bad idea. – at Amarillo, TX
She posted the selfie Thursday. The caption: "Going to the trump rally in my city tmr so I can shoot him with my glock! wish me luck guys!!"
The FBI flagged it the same day. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office traced it to a 21 year old in Daytona Beach, and detectives walked up to her door with the Secret Service.
Allison Albro told them it was a joke. No Glock, no gun at all. Detectives searched her home with her permission and found none.
Booked anyway. Written threats to kill, a second degree felony in Florida, up to fifteen years. Held with NO bond.
Sheriff Mike Chitwood: "I would strongly advise anyone else thinking of posting a 'joke' along these lines to think twice."
President Trump takes the stage at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach at 7 tonight.
A joke does not name the day, the city and the gun. 💎
I don't know how many times I've explained to my mother how TV works. Whatever is slowing on ABC is what you're going to see, whatever CBS is showing, that's what you're going to see, etc. She doesn't understand that the only local things channels show are local news. – at Amarillo, TX
The Social Security Administration effed me over again. First they said, "Yeah you're disable, you don't need a hearing" to "Oh, just kidding, we lied, and you'll have to wait another year to hear on a decision." – at Amarillo, TX
This is either bait, bot, or idiocy. I'm leaning towards the first and/or second. This account has only been around since July.
How many people even remember this was supposed to happen? – at Amarillo, TX
Anyone have one of those friends that days, "Well, actually.." when you mention something and then you feel vindicated when you know something they don't? Yeah, me too. – at Amarillo, TX
It's bad when you can't tell parody from serious anymore – at Amarillo, TX
Excuse me, WHAT?!?
More humans value an animal’s life over saving another human’s life!
And I’m willing to bet my life savings that most of those people aren’t even close to being vegetarians.
These are the people we’re walking around with in society.
And we wonder why crime rates are soaring. No one values human life anymore.
Those "sovereign citizen" videos are hilarious. The cops don't pay their game.
"I'm not driving, I'm traveling."
"Yeah, well now right you're traveling to jail."
They always look so shocked when their little game doesn't work on the officer. – at North Randall, TX
Threads has become the new Twitter before it became X and moved it more center. Although still not as bad as Blue Sky. – at Amarillo, TX
Hank Him has someting to say about this
Rachel Zegler says audiences are drawn to the intersection of celebrity and politics because “we live in a society where everything is so immediately accessible”:
“We know everybody’s thoughts and feelings about everything, and there-fore the line between celebrity and politician is blurred. It permeates every conversation that most socially conscious people are having these days.”
variety.com/2026/legit/featu…
