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General Discussion / Re: TRASH PH CLICKBAIT TROLL SPAMMER GET AN EARFUL… don’t be that guy
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General Discussion / Re: FAKE ASS HMONG TRAVELER LIAR…. like my buddy THEKING who don’t get out much
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General Discussion / Re: $10,000 seems to be the magic numbers that requires more time out of you
« Last post by theking on May 29, 2026, 12:34:49 PM »If you go through customs enough times, it should just be common sense common knowledge:
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What customs agents actually look for when you reenter the U.S.
Coming back into the country isn't always simple — here's what officers are trained to spot
What to expect at customs...
Customs agents are typically looking for two things:
Prohibited or restricted items
This can include certain foods, plants, medications, weapons or illegal substances.
...Goods that must be declared, taxed or inspected
This can include large purchases, commercial quantities of items or large amounts of cash. For the average traveler, this can mean:
Casino winnings: If you've gambled while abroad or on a cruise ship, you must declare winnings exceeding $10,000. You'll also need to fill out FinCEN Form 105, which will report the money to the IRS. No taxes or duties are due at the time of re-entry.
Duty-free purchases: These can be “misunderstood," says Vanessa Gordon, a frequent international traveler and founder of East End Taste. "Duty-free does not mean the item is exempt from being declared.” Personal exemptions — or the value of goods that do not require the traveler to pay duty — are generally $800 for returning U.S. residents. Note that you can usually only include 2 liters of alcohol in this exemption.
Luxury purchases: These “should be declared,” says Gordon, “and travelers should keep receipts handy to show the value if requested. Counterfeit goods are another issue that people sometimes underestimate. A fake designer bag or watch can still be seized, even if it was only purchased for personal use."
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Marriage & Family Life / Don't think I could do that to my kid instead, I would advice her to wisely
« Last post by theking on May 29, 2026, 12:29:35 PM »..invest it...
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Teen Won £4 Million on the Lottery and Said No to His Parents’ Demand for Half — They Called Him Selfish
The specific scenario described—a teen winning £4 million ($5 million) and refusing to share half with parents who then call him selfish—is a viral creative writing piece, a "moral story" commonly found on platforms like Facebook and Reddit. While not a factual news event, it mirrors real-world family disputes over jackpots where experts warn that managing sudden wealth often means managing demanding people.Real-world teen and young adult lottery winners face similar dynamics and have handled their prizes in highly contrasting ways:
The Generous Teen: A 19-year-old in Michigan who won a $500,000 lottery scratch-off chose to give almost all of his winnings to his parents, keeping only $5,000 to invest.
The Family Conflict: In another highly discussed case, a woman who won $2 million gave half of her winnings to family, but was met with intense demands for a family beach home and branded "selfish" by her mother and sister.
The Generational Deal: In a heavily debated viral dilemma, a 58-year-old lottery winner offered his 19-year-old son the winning ticket in exchange for a continuous half of the daily payouts for the remainder of the father's life.
Financial advisors consistently recommend that major jackpot winners avoid making impulsive, large-scale gifts to relatives and suggest placing significant funds into trusts or investment plans to ensure the long-term security of the winner.
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The Single & Dating Scenes / According to Asian lady, Wildflowering is good but don't get taken advantage off
« Last post by theking on May 29, 2026, 12:24:39 PM »'Wildflowering' is a new dating term that sounds sweet. Don't be fooled
Spring is in bloom − and so is a controversial new dating term.
While so many dating terms aim to define and clarify every micro-aspect of a relationship, "wildflowering" is all about the opposite. When you wildflower, you let a relationship unfold completely organically. That means no timelines, labels, definitions or expectations.
In other words, you let the connection bloom like a wildflower. Free, untamed and beautiful. Right?
Well, not necessarily. Yes, there are some wonderful aspects to wildflowering − ones which modern daters, steeped in arbitrary rules and overthinking, could definitely enjoy. But there's also some pitfalls.
Those who wildflower risk being led on or taken advantage of by those treating the trend as merely excuse to not commit, set clear boundaries or adhere to any standards.
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Amy Chan, a dating coach and the author of "Unsingle: How to Date Smarter and Create Love that Lasts," says the trend has some good to it but is not right for everyone. And knowing what kind of dater you are is crucial before deciding to throw out all dating wisdom in the pursuit of wildflowering.
Spring is in bloom − and so is a controversial new dating term.
While so many dating terms aim to define and clarify every micro-aspect of a relationship, "wildflowering" is all about the opposite. When you wildflower, you let a relationship unfold completely organically. That means no timelines, labels, definitions or expectations.
In other words, you let the connection bloom like a wildflower. Free, untamed and beautiful. Right?
Well, not necessarily. Yes, there are some wonderful aspects to wildflowering − ones which modern daters, steeped in arbitrary rules and overthinking, could definitely enjoy. But there's also some pitfalls.
Those who wildflower risk being led on or taken advantage of by those treating the trend as merely excuse to not commit, set clear boundaries or adhere to any standards.
Need a news break? Check out the all new PLAY hub with puzzles, games and more!
Amy Chan, a dating coach and the author of "Unsingle: How to Date Smarter and Create Love that Lasts," says the trend has some good to it but is not right for everyone. And knowing what kind of dater you are is crucial before deciding to throw out all dating wisdom in the pursuit of wildflowering.
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General Discussion / I've done some turn ins over the years too especially my Post Office days
« Last post by theking on May 29, 2026, 12:22:21 PM »Quote
Florida man finds fanny pack with $30,000 in a Wawa bathroom — and turns it in. Why big money so often find its way home
Who said chivalry is dead? Good Samaritan Luis Salazar discovered a fanny pack (1) hanging on the safety railing of a bathroom in Wawa, Florida. Within, he discovered cash to the tune of $30,023. Despite his inability to locate the owner, he managed to return the cash.
Love these HAPPY ENDING cases...
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General Discussion / Been to HB many times and it's definitely one of the most PRO-MAGA CA towns
« Last post by theking on May 29, 2026, 12:18:48 PM »Quote
In California redistricting, pro-MAGA town likely to get a gay, liberal congressman
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California, May 29 (Reuters) - Huntington Beach, the right-leaning California city that banned the Pride flag from City Hall and elected a city council of MAGA supporters, is heavily favored to get a new Democratic congressman who is gay, progressive and an outspoken critic of U.S. President Donald Trump.
It's a result of redrawing congressional districts. A flurry of redistricting was touched off when Trump pushed states, starting with Texas, to come up with voting maps favorable to his Republican Party. With control of the U.S. House of Representative s at stake in November's elections, heavily Democratic California countered the Texas redistricting, with voters approving a plan that targets five Republican seats.
"So, two wrongs make a right?" Huntington Beach City Councilman Pat Burns said from his council office, where a bust of Trump that he once placed on the dais at city council meetings now sits on his desk. "It's just California ugly-ass politics, and they are all about their agenda and not about the people. They don't care about the people of California one bit."
Huntington Beach counts itself among the cities and towns in roughly a dozen U.S. states caught up in the redistricting battle, with political parties reconfiguring voting maps to their advantage in what is known as gerrymandering .
As a result, voters can suddenly find themselves in a new district - with representation that they say fails to reflect their interests.
Nice area per my photos:
John McCain died:
Huntington's pier has a bit more traffic:
More Baywatch too:
The beach is not as blue as Balboa's even though it's not that far from each other but definitely more surfers:
Lots more kites:
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General Discussion / Say what? No "educational or scholastic extracurricular authority"??
« Last post by theking on May 29, 2026, 12:12:40 PM »Alabama Coach Who Had Sex With Student Wants Charges Dropped, Her Reason Has People Furious
An Alabama high school girls’ basketball coach, who was married, was recently slapped with 32 criminal charges because of allegations that he engaged in sex acts with an 18-year-old boy.
According to prosecutors, Paige Adams, 35, has been charged in connection with the incident that occurred between the two while she was coaching Cold Springs High School’s basketball team. She has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
The prosecutor alleges that Paige Adams had been sending obscene content to the boy on a total of 28 occasions within a period of three weeks, ranging from February 13 to March 9. Also, before she resigned from work in April, the prosecutor says that she had been requesting obscene pictures from the teenager.
According to court records released on Monday, Paige Adams has, through her legal representative, asked that all 32 indictments against her be dismissed, claiming that the boy was neither her student nor her player. She argues that she therefore did not have any educational or scholastic extracurricula r authority over him. Judge Emily Johnson has scheduled a hearing on the matter for August 12th.
Before Paige’s arrest, she had been celebrated for leading the Cold Springs Eagles girls’ basketball team to a state title.
However, her husband, who coaches the boys’ basketball team from the same school, is seeking a divorce and full custody rights of their baby.
An Alabama high school girls’ basketball coach, who was married, was recently slapped with 32 criminal charges because of allegations that he engaged in sex acts with an 18-year-old boy.
According to prosecutors, Paige Adams, 35, has been charged in connection with the incident that occurred between the two while she was coaching Cold Springs High School’s basketball team. She has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.
The prosecutor alleges that Paige Adams had been sending obscene content to the boy on a total of 28 occasions within a period of three weeks, ranging from February 13 to March 9. Also, before she resigned from work in April, the prosecutor says that she had been requesting obscene pictures from the teenager.
According to court records released on Monday, Paige Adams has, through her legal representative, asked that all 32 indictments against her be dismissed, claiming that the boy was neither her student nor her player. She argues that she therefore did not have any educational or scholastic extracurricula r authority over him. Judge Emily Johnson has scheduled a hearing on the matter for August 12th.
Before Paige’s arrest, she had been celebrated for leading the Cold Springs Eagles girls’ basketball team to a state title.
However, her husband, who coaches the boys’ basketball team from the same school, is seeking a divorce and full custody rights of their baby.
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Online Journal / Re: On Va pie's friend me.
« Last post by shadowball on May 29, 2026, 12:10:36 PM »https://youtube.com/shorts/NPQlY8INryY?si=E69sXAgAaLoHi-Qk
Oh faggot Dark tan miss yang and Laotian mutt right here in the video! 🖕! Yasmi and mi yaj in trouble too!
https://youtube.com/shorts/E62yVu0u5qE?si=_JUUDBgwg9WJf3ow
Fck thou dark tan mutt! Stay out of Hmong! 🖕!
https://youtube.com/shorts/fdGIz8DGlos?si=YhCsn0OmYmtKncqk
Interesting 🤔. 😂 them Laotian mutts. lol The life of rejects! Mutt Laotian out! keep away!
https://youtube.com/shorts/18gPemwiU8M?si=9xIltXgEqePttxGD
Interesting 🤔. 😆
Oh faggot Dark tan miss yang and Laotian mutt right here in the video! 🖕! Yasmi and mi yaj in trouble too!
https://youtube.com/shorts/E62yVu0u5qE?si=_JUUDBgwg9WJf3ow
Fck thou dark tan mutt! Stay out of Hmong! 🖕!
https://youtube.com/shorts/fdGIz8DGlos?si=YhCsn0OmYmtKncqk
Interesting 🤔. 😂 them Laotian mutts. lol The life of rejects! Mutt Laotian out! keep away!
https://youtube.com/shorts/18gPemwiU8M?si=9xIltXgEqePttxGD
Interesting 🤔. 😆
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General Discussion / $20 in a bank account is pretty much broke, at least it's "legit" not through
« Last post by theking on May 29, 2026, 12:09:29 PM »...mommy via leeching...
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TikToker With $20 in Her Bank Account Gave Her Last Hash Brown to a Homeless Man — the Video Has the Internet Divided
A TikToker who goes by @kitkatcutie1111 has gone viral after posting a video about giving one of her two McDonald's hash browns to a homeless man while working since 6 a.m. with just $20 in her bank account.
"I want you all to take a really good look at my face because this is with the filter on," she said. "I actually look a lot better like this. With the filter off, ready? You see this? This is exhaustion."
She described spotting a homeless man limping near her. She walked over and asked if he was hungry. He said yes. She gave him one of her two hash browns and kept the other for herself.
"I said, it's not much. I need to eat too, but you can have my other hash brown," she said. "I have 37 miles to the tank and I have $20 to my name."
She said she had a personal rule against filming people without their consent, but broke it in this instance because she felt the moment needed to be seen
"If I die, if I become homeless, at the end of the day, I did what's right," she said. "I'm so sick of America. I'm so sick of our government. I'm so sick of the people. I'm so sick of everyone and everything."
Her frustration about financial insecurity was not unique. Data on Gen Z's economic situation supported the broader point she was making. A 2025 survey found Gen Z is the generation most likely to live paycheck to paycheck, with 68.5 percent reporting they do.
A separate Clever Offers survey found 79 percent of Gen Z believe they are priced out of homeownership, and 62 percent worry they never will own a home. More than 1 in 5 said World War III seemed more likely to happen than purchasing a home in the next five years.
Comments on social media were split between empathy and pushback. One user wrote on X, "I wonder if we will ever get to retire. Isn't the future incredibly bleak for people with no savings?"
Another commenter directed the criticism back at her, writing, "What has she done in her life to be able to move to a better salary tier? It's a capitalist society. In order to prevail you need to learn, work, learn, work."
A third commenter weighed in with generational perspective: "Being born in the 90s is great and annoying. You feel like the middle child. Both older and younger generations just running their mouths all the time. 90s babies doing alright, but y'all kinda trying to do some weird sh*t."