William J
@fyrcapn.bsky.social
Retired Metro Fire Capt👨🚒EMT-P🚑. Proud Dad to extraordinary daughters. Hell is empty, all the devil's are here. The left lane is for passing. Accessing the freeway is a lane change. GRB🧀 PDX🏔️ RSW🏖️ UST🌴 PNS🐚
As you talk to people see where they could fall into! Vote democrat!
Hoh Rainforest, Olympic National Park. Walking into this moss-draped temperate rainforest feels like entering a forgotten magical world. Sunlight filters through leaves onto ferns below, filled with the scent of damp earth. #HohRainforest #OlympicNationalPark #Nature #Travel #Rainforest
This is as clear an explanation as any as to why none of our allies trust us at all. Our nation has become worse than anyone— except Putin— could ever have imagined. #FuckMAGA
Remember: The GOP’s nonsensical culture wars are meant to distract you from corporate corruption and plunder. [Cartoon by Jace Avery]
"All cruelty springs from weakness.” ― Seneca, Seneca's Morals: Of a Happy Life, Benefits, Anger and Clemency
Starting a pointless trade war with our most reliable partner as a distraction from your failed war in Iran (that you launched as a distraction from your administration covering up the Epstein files) isn’t going to win you any votes.
Eddie Smith, the owner of Grady-White Boats, announced that he was pledging nearly all his company's future profits to charity. Instead of selling Grady-White, Smith chose to gift it to a perpetual purpose trust. https://to.pbs.org/4ig3MUB
Instead of selling, business owner donates company to trust for charity
Last month, Eddie Smith, the owner of Grady-White Boats in Greenville, North Carolina, made waves when he announced that he was pledging nearly all his company's future profits to charity. Instead of ...
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Ford Thunderbird 1960. - source Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden era.
A classic that only gets better as time goes by. Do you remember the first time you saw CASABLANCA ('42)?
Exxon and Chevron just printed $26.5 billion in profits these last three months. Chevron had its best quarter on record. Exxon handed $9.4B back to shareholders in dividends and stock buybacks. Meanwhile, we’re stuck deciding between putting gas in the tank or food on the table.