Good morning, X friends! Happy Friday to all! On this day in 1938, Krueger's Brewing Company released "Krueger's Finest" and "Krueger's Cream Ale"...these will be first canned beers to ever be sold in America🍺 Today, Americans consume more than 2.5 million cans of beer daily

Good morning to all...Happy Saturday! On this day in 1915, Alexander Graham Bell in New York City amazes everyone at the Panama-Pacific Convention when he calls Thomas Watson in San Francisco, marking the first transcontinental telephone call to ever be made Watson hung up🫠

Good morning, X friends, I hope all have a blessed Sunday! On this day in 1998, the infamous Bill Clinton testifies to the American people that "I did NOT have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky" Needless to say...YES he did🫠

Good morning to my X friends, Happy Monday to you! On this day in 1967, the USSR, USA, and the UK sign the Outer Space Treaty. The Treaty prohibits any country from using nuclear weapons or military exercises in space Galactic war breaks out anyway 10 years later in Star Wars🤷‍♂️

Good morning, X friends...Happy Taco Tuesday! On this day in 1958, Godtfred Christensen of Billund Denmark sends in his patent for a new brick building children's toy. When approved, this toy would become the greatest selling toy in the WORLD today. We all had a set of Legos🤷‍♂️

Congratulations, Charmin... ...you sold me🫠

When you realize Trump just deported all your cheapest whores...

Good morning, X friends! Happy Thursday to all! On this day in 1945, German passenger boat Wilhem Gustloff is torpedoed off of Danzig by Russian submarine. The ship would sink in 50 minutes, killing more than 9000 passengers. The worst maritime disaster ever. Titanic lost 1500

x.com/libsoftiktok/s… Pittsburgh, I think you have an issue🤔 Only 29% of your elementary students are proficient in reading, and only 19% of your students are proficient in math...but instead, you're giving 1st grade lessons on adult's sexual preferences This needs to stop

Good morning, X friends! Happy R.E.D Friday to all🙏 On this day in 1865, with a vote of 121-24, Congress ratified the 13th Amendment and officially abolished slavery in the US. The last state to certify the ratification was Mississippi....in March 1995😳 Wtf, Mississippi 🤔🤷‍♂️

Good morning X friends, hope all have sensational Saturday On this day in 1906, Leavenworth Prison was completed. It's the first and largest federal penitentiary in the US at that time. It will go on to house criminals such as James Earl Ray, Machine Gun Kelly, and Michael Vick

Good morning, X friends...happy Monday to all On this day in 1743, Philadelphia opened its first pesthouse. To properly vet and quarantine incoming immigrants, Philly built what was called a pesthouse on Province Island to protect the public So, we were properly vetting in 1743

Good morning, X friends. Enjoy your Tuesday! On this day in 1789, through the ELECTORAL college, George Washington is elected first President of the United States. He also took 87% of the popular vote Also ran: John Adams, John Hancock, John Rutledge, John Jay...alot of Johns🤷‍♂️

Holy crap do i miss the 90's

So the Democrat elite will be enjoying wine and feast at a fancy Soros engagement while they send their minions out to disrupt the lives of average Americans How admirable of them🙄👌

2008: Obama campaigns on deporting illegals 2012: Obama campaigns on deporting illegals 2016: Clinton campaigns on deporting illegals 2020: Biden campaigns on wide open borders Thats quite an abrupt pivot in policy over just one election cycle. So, what changed, folks?

I celebrated Juneteenth back in November when i voted for the Party that ended slavery Otherwise, today is just another Thursday of which I'll be spending at work🤷‍♂️

If anyone is in that area, regardless of political affiliations, PLEASE help them🙏

If you ever played Pitfall on Atari, you already know that Alligator Alcatraz is beatable 🫠