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Fakey
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Posted 10:20 am, 04/25/2025
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'ol hardshart still opines for the darker nooks AND crannies of its failed game room @ Wilkes small mall.
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hardcase
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Posted 9:39 am, 04/25/2025
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There's a big fat Orange you need to sux.
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DB Cooper
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Posted 9:33 am, 04/25/2025
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Nutcase doesn't know what AI Overview is...
*Google AI Overviews are a feature within Google Search that uses generative AI to provide summaries of search results. They aim to give users a quick, comprehensive understanding of a topic by pulling information from various sources.
Sorry Google, quick comprehensive understanding is not in nutcase's wheelhouse 
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SmellySucks
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Posted 7:32 am, 04/25/2025
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@nutcase, you make a fool out of yourself, everyday you post on GoWilkes.
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hardcase
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Posted 9:14 pm, 04/24/2025
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DB, I didn't read your crap. It is fake news. I research to get real news.
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Abraham Drinkin
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Posted 6:20 pm, 04/24/2025
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Got it.
If a Democrat President sends illegals back home without a trial, it's Okay. Illegals sent back home by a Republican president must first have due process.
Is there no end to the hypocrisy on the left?
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DB Cooper
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Posted 6:07 pm, 04/24/2025
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Hey headcase, what part of this don't you understand?
AI Overview
The bird flu outbreak that began in the United States in early 2022 significantly impacted egg prices. The outbreak led to widespread culling of egg-laying hens, reducing the supply of eggs and driving up prices. As of April 2023, the average price of a dozen large eggs in the United States was over $5, a significant increase from the pre-outbreak prices. The bird flu outbreak is expected to continue impacting egg prices for the foreseeable future.
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hardcase
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Posted 5:55 pm, 04/24/2025
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Always Joe Biden, this is tRump's economy.
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DB Cooper
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Posted 5:33 pm, 04/24/2025
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Kaaa BOOOOM !!!
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DB Cooper
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Posted 5:31 pm, 04/24/2025
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Why didn't Joe Biden and the dims fix it? It started on their watch:
AI Overview
The bird flu outbreak that began in the United States in early 2022 significantly impacted egg prices. The outbreak led to widespread culling of egg-laying hens, reducing the supply of eggs and driving up prices. As of April 2023, the average price of a dozen large eggs in the United States was over $5, a significant increase from the pre-outbreak prices. The bird flu outbreak is expected to continue impacting egg prices for the foreseeable future.
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