I’m on an Acela this morning. This patriotic banner has all the coherence of stickers on a Windows XP laptop.
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Shelley at the Library · May 28
This is so embarrasing.
Joshfrai · May 28
Fortunately, they did not have to go to the White House for a photo op.
Nonya Bidniss · May 28
1776 National Champs ... ??? The extent of the brainrot is staggering
@marissayoung.bsky.social · May 29
I’d like to report a hijacking.
Informed Alarmist · May 28
“National Champs”? Of what? The World Series of Countries?
Mark Riley · May 28
I'm quite confident the first draft had an apostrophe in Champs.
Clyde "Two Ducks" Lee · May 28
"Brought to you by Carl's Junior."
Aram Zucker-Scharff · May 28
"1776 national champs" is almost as baffling as the implication the DoT has been around since the founding of America
@gracegeorge23.bsky.social · May 28
Maybe you took a wrong turn and you’re in North Korea. 😏
E. Hatt-Swank · May 28
What the hell is that even supposed to mean? What is "Delivered by" Trump & Duffy? "National Champs" of what? (i appreciate the extraneous period after "Champs", though)
Bubbles · May 28
Graphic design is my passion
Mr Wa · May 28
Freedom 250 sounds like off brand retirement annuity product.
Brian Broadus · May 28
1776 might be the last time the Browns had a shot at a Super Bowl.
@blingofthehill.bsky.social · May 28
We weren't even a nation, and we split one, and it would be international champs, because we won a war with another nation, maybe. I don't know, this is dumb dumb.
Jeff · May 28
which one do i click to join the webring
Miss Kay · May 28
The end of 250 years of democracy “delivered by” Donald Jessica Trump
KC Says You Should Buy My Book · May 28
please tell me they did not stick this thing on an actual train
CapriMoon · May 28
I need a font expert to tell me if the kerning is off in the DOT 250. it’s making me uncomfortable.
@desertjason.bsky.social · May 28
We used to be a serious country.
lydelle buster · May 28
oh my gosh it's for people who don't read national champs as "national champions" but as "big winner"