FriscoKid

Absolutely buzzing for you, mate. What a transformation. One minute you’re getting locked up in Thailand and learning about trauma from attack monkeys in the street, the next you’re having epiphanies in the janitor’s closet with a bloke from Punjab who’s just blown your todger, then your mind, by confirming that yes, India is, in fact, really in Asia. Breathtaking stuff. I can only imagine the spiritual awakening that followed. Did you also find out where the sun doesn't shine and then where it goes at night? Honestly, watching your journey unfold is like tuning in to a BBC documentary written by someone who’s never left their post-code there in the outback. And now you’re on to India. Full of wonder, wide-eyed like a gap year student clutching his pearls and a first-edition Lonely Planet guide, but with zero intention of going anywhere. The way you breezed past thirty forum responses already telling you why your fantasy’s a complete lark, that the place is a filthy toilet you’ll never be able to get clean with even your biggest mop, only for you to pop back in with “Ooh, Mumbai looks OK and someone said Goa” is absolute windup artistry. You’ve got commitment, I’ll give you that. Commitment to pretending you’re discovering a brave new world, while everyone else realizes they’ve just wasted an hour giving life advice to someone who probably thinks Delhi’s a type of lunch meat. But please, keep us posted. Maybe next week you’ll stumble upon Vietnam, Tibet or Nepal and ask if Mount Everest is a good spot to build a bungalow. Or discover that Asia isn’t a state in Australia after all. Whatever happens, we’re all here for the ride, watching the insufferable slow-motion train-wreck of faux-enlightenment and Google Maps tourism. The world is your oyster, broom-closet explorer.

DHS told her to leave the country. She's a citizen — and an immigration attorney. "I think it's really scary this is going on," said Nicole Micheroni. "I think it says they're not being careful." When Massachusetts resident Nicole Micheroni received an email on Friday from the federal government telling her to leave the country, she was baffled. "At first I thought it was for a client, but I looked really closely and the only name on the email was mine," said Micheroni. "So it said my parole status had been terminated and I should leave the country within seven days." But the 40-year-old is a U.S. citizen, born in Newton and raised in Sharon. "Probably, hopefully, sent to me in error," she said. "But it's a little concerning these are going out to U.S. citizens." Micheroni is also an immigration attorney, working with many clients facing possible deportation issues, so her name and email are on a lot of paperwork. "The language in the email is very threatening," she said. "And it looks kind of like a sketchy spam email. It doesn't look like an official government notice, but it is." A federal judge is weighing whether to stop a move by the Trump administration to terminate parole for more than half a million immigrants in the country, including the families of servicemembers and Ukrainians fleeing the war in Russia. In a statement, a senior Department of Homeland Security official told NBC10 Boston that Customs and Border Protection is issuing notices terminating parole for individuals who do not have lawful status to remain, and "CBP used the known email addresses of the alien to send notifications. If a non-personal email-such as an American citizen contact-was provided by the alien, notices may have been sent to unintended recipients. CBP is monitoring communications and will address any issues on a case-by-case basis." "I think it's really scary this is going on," said Micheroni. "I think it says they're not being careful." Micheroni posted about the email on social media and has received thousands of responses from around the world. "I think it's a scare tactic," she said. "I think they want people afraid of immigration." Micheroni says she won't be reaching out to Homeland Security, and figures this is an administrative error. She hopes nothing more comes of it. https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/massachusetts-immigration-attorney-dhs-parole-termination/3684504/

He can always trade for mop services.

Ah, so you now refer to yourself as "We". Your latest personal pronoun. Well, the first post you've ever made purely about yourself that I am forced to agree with.

Sounds like you had a nice hookup there. Top or bottom? India is an absolute sh*thole. A filthy, chaotic toilet of the highest order, with scammers galore. Therefore, you'll absolutely love it. 🥰

No, but surely your posts might, Bob.

Sorry, but I haven't read your post. I'm only responding to let you know that I've successfully added you to my user ignore list.

Possibly even a few couch manufacturing company owners.

You can put them both on ignore and still read the ridicule they receive when other people reply to them, but without having to see their original posts. In addition, if they happen to respond to one of your posts, then you don't have to see it or be notified. Trust me, it's peaceful bliss.

Thankfully, Vance seems virtually unelectable.

My only reason for discussing the two users together is because I’m convinced they’re the same person. They use nearly identical posting styles and follow the exact same trolling and baiting techniques whenever someone replies to them. There’s just no way there are two separate people out there who are equally this insufferable. These accounts have to belong to the same individual. Either way, I've already added both of them to my ignore list, so I won't be replying to either of them again at all.

You mean The Demented Don? Bob Smith? Trump? Or all of the above?

Which one? The cocaine addict?

I assume it’s perfectly acceptable for me to stop wasting time responding to your trolling posts now, since you’ve already shown, repeatedly in fact, that you’re more than happy to keep your little circus act going by replying to your own posts all by yourself. It’s actually impressive how self-sufficient your delusion is. By the way, do you actively work at being this consistently insufferable, or is it just an unfortunate byproduct of your personality? Because either way, you’ve truly mastered the art of being universally unlikable, seemingly without even trying. I've also just added you to my ignore list now, together with your other Harrisfan account. Enjoy. 😊

Ok, Harrisfan. It's amazing how you've been able to maintain two different trolling accounts for so long, but without being detected by the mods. Bravo!

Tim Cook knew that Trump was going to impose huge tariffs on China if he got elected and that these tariffs would greatly and negatively impact Apple's biggest market in the world for smartphones when they were enacted. So Tim Cook personally and preemptively donated money to Trump's campaign to protect his company in the future. Tim Cook has donated to Democratic candidates like Barack Obama in 2008 and Hillary Clinton in 2016, as well as to Democratic senators such as Chuck Schumer and Patrick Leahy in 2015. He has also supported Republicans, hosting fundraisers for figures like Paul Ryan in 2016 and Rob Portman in 2015, and personally donated $1 million to Donald Trump’s 2025 inaugural fund. His actions suggest a pragmatic approach to politics, engaging with leaders from both parties to advance Apple’s interests. You choosing to ignore these facts can only be viewed as purposefully acting dumb or as gaslighting. Either way, you are trolling and now stalking.

Ok, so you are playing dumb. So, now we've moved onto stalking, have we? Is that you Harrisfan?

Trump just imposed tariffs on everything imported from China, including Apple phones which have been made in China for a long time. Then Trump flip-flopped on Friday and made phones exempt from these tariffs. Tim Cook paid Trump millions for that. It's called nepotism. Did you miss that or are you just playing dumb?

Ah, so now we've moved off topic, and we are onto playing dumb instead. Nice! You should reply to your own desperate question because you seem to like to reply to your own posts anyway.

Cook purchased that right from Trump. It's called nepotism.

Only for Apple.

But many of the components used to make the phones are manufactured in China and then the phones get imported into the USA. So Trump's flip-flop on Chinese tariffs means that they won't be taxed now when American companies like Apple bring their phones with components made in China into the USA to be sold.

Those are Bannon's words. Presumably he meant inaugurated.

What is it with right-wingers and their compulsive need to derail every conversation with off-topic drivel, shameless whataboutism, and deliberate obfuscation of facts? This post is clearly only about one thing, a discussion between Bill Maher and Steve Bannon, it has absolutely nothing to do with Maher’s personal feelings toward Trump. It’s about Bannon’s brazen attempt to float the idea of Trump injecting himself into a third term. How do you manage to so completely miss the point of the entire topic? Either you didn’t read it, didn’t understand it, or you’re intentionally playing dumb. Whichever it is, all you’ve accomplished here is broadcasting your own foolish ignorance to everyone reading.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c20xn626y81o Trump is going to exempt all the imported parts Tesla needs to build their cars, as well as all the components required to make iPhones. He’s going to carve out a lot of exemptions. Musk and Cook have handed him millions, he has to throw them a lifeline in return.