Nick Dimondi retweeted
Respect Orders are now live across England and Wales
This is the norm in Hollywood
Replying to @Iliekturtles12 @Joebno_Gaming
I guess I can say it now - so when applicants would apply to the studio, the producer would go through their LinkedIn to see what posts they liked, and if he disagreed with their political/social Like, he'd advocate not to hire them based on their Like.
In my early twenties I picked up work as an extra on One Tree Hill. One day I had a brief relationship with Sophia Bush where I was an extra and her A mark was right next to me for the better part of 6 hours we would chit chat between takes and talk about riding four wheelers and what it's like living at the beach.
No I did not shoot my shot but looking at this now I'm convinced I could have saved her.
Nick Dimondi retweeted
Absolutely incredible…
"Wedgewood Polls" just admitted they are a fake polling firm and made up their polls.
Their fake polls have been posted in both the NYT and Nate Silver’s averages.
The new intro for a Lord Of War sequel
The black rifle coffee alpha male takes a sip from his thermos and looks out from the bunker to the battlefield, it’s hell out there. “Perfect” He thinks
He adjusts the sights on his custom-built 16-inch 6mm ARC AR-15 with a Proof Research carbon-fiber barrel, JP Enterprises silent captured spring system, and a Geissele Super Dynamic Enhanced two-stage trigger. He picked it because the trigger felt smooth against his $350 carbon fiber combat gloves, and the alloy magazines were 20 grams lighter against his $2200 Kevlar vest.
He mindlessly feels at his tactical pouch, he has a 10 year supply of testosterone cypionate in it, just in case the pharmacies get hit. He smirks, “Daddy needs his combat fuel.” He’s been on TRT for 7 years, his testes have cobwebs on them.
He steps out of the bunker, he’s spent years training for this moment, doing weighted carries, getting “don’t tread on me” tattoos, bow hunting, having a beard.
“It’s fuckin showtime.” He announces.
Just then he feels something lightly tap his leg. He glances down. It’s a 17 dollar drone off temu. It has a decal on it.
“Is that… hentai?”
His legs are blown smooth off.
12 miles away in a disgusting room illuminated only by the degenerate glow of purple LED strip lighting, a 17 year old leans back in his cum stained gamer chair. He’s grown so frail and sickly his friends and family keep mistaking him for Asmongold.
He grabs another 30mg vyvanse and washes it down with a cold chicken nugget.
“GG faggot”
He’s killed 500 men.
Nick Dimondi retweeted
Sooner or later, these Third World rioters will destroy a priceless work of art that all of us know by name.
Whether it's from van Gogh, da Vinci, Monet, or someone else, I do not know. But it's only a matter of time until these animals break into the Louvre or the British Museum or some other famous gallery and destroy everything inside.
We all know it's going to happen because our governments do not have the stomach to admit that their Liberal worldview is wrong.
Nick Dimondi retweeted
Man Frustrated By Gas Prices Votes To Start Castrating Kids Again buff.ly/qYBinZv
Last month France had the most Christian public display in recent memory, a few weeks later an armed insurrection break out among its Muslim population.
There are no coincidences.
Nick Dimondi retweeted
In Greta Gerwig’s Narnia, Jadis uses magic to shatter the Eagle & Child. This is the real Oxford pub where Lewis, Tolkien, and the Inklings actually met and where the Narnia books were shaped. There is no narrative reason for it to appear. Its inclusion isn’t an accident, but a deliberate choice.
In an adaptation already altering the source’s theology and metaphysics, the destruction of the physical site where those ideas were forged functions as a symbolic act: the origin point of the story is targeted and erased by the very antagonist the books exist to defeat. That is the definition of desecration, not homage.
I used @bot to fix a long standing printer issue and it worked it out in 3 minutes.
We may just be living in the future.
Talarico is the embodiment of a skinwalker, the un-Man.
Nick Dimondi retweeted
Talarico finally called out by a Catholic Texan.
"The Bible is silent on the issue of abortion..."
"The Bible is NOT silent on abortion. There is the Ten Commandments—Though shalt not kill, and as Catholics, we take great insult when it's spouted that way."
*Applause*
Nick Dimondi retweeted
The Shape Store remains the high-water mark of AI content. Nothing has even come close to this yet, except maybe the cats dancing to that “scuba” song. xitter.cf/FalconryFinance/status…
Nick Dimondi retweeted
You saved six percent on your framing crew by hiring imported, off-the-books labor instead of the local young men in your county.
Congratulations on your gross margin.
In exchange, you ensured that the twenty-two-year-old boys sitting in the pews behind you can’t earn an honest wage, can’t afford to buy a modest starter home, and can’t afford to marry.
You literally sold out the next generation of American families so you could pocket a marginally larger distribution.
Hire the sons of your own soil. Pay them a living wage.
Nick Dimondi retweeted
Boomers just got a 3.6% inflation adjusted raise in social security benefits
Meanwhile everyone else just had the 6th straight month of negative real earnings
Despite this all you will hear about is how tough 'fixed income' is for boomers while we're literally getting poorer
Grok @Bot can help with your taxes
I just gave my a Grokbot four years of past tax returns and financial files. Just a dump of folders and unlabled files.
K-1s, 1099s, mortgage statements, HSA records, and every email with our CPA. 266 files.
I just said, please double check my CPA's work.
A few minutes later, it had found a lot of mistakes.
Mortgage interest left off our 2022 return entirely.
HSA payroll contributions counted twice, four years in a row, which created a penalty tax that never should have existed.
A missing IRA form for Jen that would have cost us.
On this year's return: home office errors, two K-1s missing, an outdated 1099, and startup losses we never claimed.
And a retirement contribution the return already deducted...that we hadn't actually deposited.
I sent it all to our CPA. They sent back an amended return. The bot reviewed that too.
One fix went the wrong direction. The explanation had typos.
Three versions later, all in one afternoon, it said ready to sign.
Just a few hours start to finish. With about 90 seconds of my time and attention required. I was just the meat proxy hitting send as Grokbot watched the replies in my email.
Our CPA is great and turned every fix around the same day.
We chatted afterwards. He wanted to know what I was using - just normal ole' grokbot.
I asked him what he was using? No AI tools.
I set him up with @magnetictax for next season (we're an investor). All CPAs should be using Magnetic Tax or something like it. Every single one.
All individuals should be double checking the work and past work with Grokbot or something like that.
Want to copy the exact the prompt I used? it was just this:
"Please do a thorough review of my taxes and help me understand if my CPA made any mistakes"
"Think deeply"
Or just tag your bot into this thread.



























