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Pulled 14 eggs out of the henhouse today. Saving money.

You’re rich now.

I wouldnt eat that shit if I was being tortured

Does anyone else have Paczki  Day or is that some regional pollockery indigenous to the greater Michigan metroplex?

I don’t celebrate Polish holidays. Polish are stuck up cocky bastards.

I don’t celebrate Polish holidays. Polish are stuck up cocky bastards.

They are a pain the ass. I have a Polock brother in law. He’s always hitting on my wife, which doesn’t bother me because it gives me an opportunity to escape from have to endure his dip shit conversation. I ghosted my sister just so I don’t have to deal with him. So, you have paczki shit down there? I thought it was just Hamtramck before the filthy devil worshipers took over the town from the poles.

Rudy Tomjanovich is the man!

What'd he do? I haven't heard that name in a while

Never heard of that shit. I just recognize polish words.

The Pączki Day celebrations in some areas are even larger than many celebrations for St. Patrick's Day.[citation needed] In Hamtramck, Michigan, an enclave of Detroit, there is an annual Pączki Day (Shrove Tuesday) Parade,[5] which has gained a devoted following. Throughout the Metro Detroit area, it is so widespread that many bakeries attract lines of customers for pączki on Pączki Day.[19] In suburban Cleveland, Eastern European bakery Rudy's Strudel hosts a large indoor and outdoor Paczki Day party in conjunction with neighboring record store, The Current Year. It is called "the Mardi Gras of the Midwest".[20]


Me and another guy made the pan that the world record largest polish sausage was cooked in in Hamtramck. It was a lot of bending...shaped like a buzzard...or whatever that bird is that's on their flag.

What'd he do? I haven't heard that name in a while

Rockets coach from Hamatramck. Won two championships.

Robot, What US state does the most business with Canada?


"The U.S. state that does the most business with Canada is Michigan. This is largely due to its proximity to the Canadian border and the significant trade relationship facilitated by the Detroit-Windsor crossing, one of the busiest border crossings between the two countries.
Michigan's trade with Canada is heavily driven by the automotive industry, with billions of dollars in goods—such as vehicles, parts, and machinery—moving across the border annually. The state imports more from Canada than any other state, with figures often exceeding $48 billion in imports and around $23 billion in exports, making it a standout in terms of total trade volume. Its strategic location along the Great Lakes and shared border with Ontario, Canada’s most populous province and economic hub, further solidifies this relationship.
Other states like California, Illinois, and New York also have substantial trade with Canada, but Michigan consistently leads when considering the combined value of imports and exports, particularly in key industries like manufacturing and energy. Posts on X and web data align with this, often highlighting Michigan’s reliance on Canadian trade as a percentage of its economy, alongside its sheer volume of cross-border commerce."