Justin Weeblemonger (2024)

1. Looking back at 2022 - Joanne Jacobs

Dec 31, 2022 · “Cryptocurrencies” soared because the market is "not controlled by the government. Instead it is controlled by 13-year-old Justin Weeblemonger ...
It's time for Dave Barry's annual year in review, looking back at the highlights, low lights and no lights of 2022. Good news: "The looming apocalyptic threat of catastrophic global climate change was finally eliminated thanks to the breakthrough discovery that the solution — it has been staring us in the face all this time — was to throw food at art."In January, the national debt topped $30 trillion. "Fortunately this is nothing to worry about," writes Barry. “Cryptocurrencies” soared because t

Dec 25, 2022 · Instead it is controlled by 13-year-old Justin Weeblemonger of Teaneck, N.J., who runs the whole shebang out of his PlayStation 5. (Justin ...
It’s time to don surgical gloves, reach deep down inside the big bag of stupid that was the past 12 months, and see what we pull out.

Dec 27, 2022 · Instead it is controlled by 13-year-old Justin Weeblemonger of Teaneck, N.J., who runs the whole shebang out of his PlayStation 5. (Justin ...
This is a fun read. If you don’t know, Dave Barry is an American comedian who writes newspaper columns along with a few books. Great read! Jan In other financial news, more and more people are buying “cryptocurrencies,” which appeal to investors because the cryptocurrency market is not controll...

Dec 25, 2022 · Instead it is controlled by 13-year-old Justin Weeblemonger of Teaneck, N.J., who runs the whole shebang out of his PlayStation 5. (Justin ...
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Instead, it is controlled by 13-year-old Justin Weeblemonger of Teaneck, New Jersey, who runs the whole shebang out of his PlayStation 5. (Justin also ...
Humorist Dave Barry, in his review of 2022, pointed out that cryptocurrencies "appeal to investors because the cryptocurrency market is not controlled by the…

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