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Can't make this shit up! Everything he touches turns to SHIT!!!

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22 прямых ответов · 50 сообщений

Ответ для Judy Weston

And never look back, “someone else’s problem now”. Swampiest admin ever!

Ответ для Freedom Fighter

In U.S. history!

How come I haven’t yet seen an AI depiction of “The Creature From The Green Lagoon” emerging from the Reflecting Pool?

Seriously, someone needs to go onto this company's Yelp or Google reviews and post this stuff. Since WE are the customer, it would be a legit review.

Have you seen the posts of magats defending this as being fake? "Dumocrats" put the "algee" in and why is all the pictures of the paint black and blue? The stupidity knows no bounds.

Ответ для The House of Q Design

We really shouldn’t expect too much from them.😂🤣

Ответ для Judy Weston

I’m gonna go read my Moran-da rites! Derp

Ответ для Freedom Fighter

🤣

Ouch.

This morning there are dozens of National Park Service employees trying to clean up the mess the contractor left behind. Where is the contractor? Shouldn't they be responsible for fixing the mess they left behind?

Mar-a-Lago pal and neighbor. More grift and fraud. 🤮

Omg this picture

I looked at their website. The “green” refers to how they remove algae from water in a “green” manner, meaning ecologically sound. But then it’s hard to square that with *dumping gallons of bleach* into the water. Bleach does break down rapidly, but not so great for the paint I’d assume.

Basically, 14 million down the reflecting pool drain!

Probably used interior paint.

Ответ для Rbtec

Ceiling paint. The one cheap paint that you can't wash. Because no one washes their ceiling anyhow.

Greenwater?! It’s right there in the name!!!!!!

don't look up what the ceo looks like. you'll call the writers room and fire them all.

Ответ для Max’s Dad

You mean this guy?

Ответ для Fred Guttenberg

i know! it's like the casting director just said "fuck it" and here he is, straight from a Dick Tracy comic strip.

Ответ для Max’s Dad

Straight out of central casting. Couldn’t be more stereotypical if they tried.

Ответ для Fred Guttenberg

a more recent photo...just gets better

Ответ для Max’s Dad

🙄

Ответ для Max’s Dad

Sweet baby jeebus 👹

Ответ для Fred Guttenberg

Youngstown mob.

Ответ для Jean R

I lived in Cleveland's Little Italy when I was going to CSU. When I heard this guy is from Ohio, I 50/50'd he was Cleveland or Youngstown 😀

Ответ для Jean R

I grew up in Youngstown. The name "Cafaro" was all I needed to know. I'm laughing at them, not with them LMAO

Ответ для Jean R
Ответ для danigarnet

The company is called "Greenwater." Karma.

Ответ для Jean R

You couldn’t make it more ironic if you tried

Ответ для Fred Guttenberg

Shower curtain ring salesman from Nebraska City

Ответ для Fred Guttenberg

Given his history in NE Ohio and involvement with former Rep Traficant this comes as no surprise at all.

Ответ для Fred Guttenberg

The Steve Witkoff/Jared Kushner of water purification.

Ответ для Fred Guttenberg
Ответ для Fred Guttenberg

John Candy(RIP) could play this guy.

The reflecting pool is granite, a semi porous stone that is not designed to take paint well. The paint already had one strike against it. Secondly, it should have cured for at least a month to have the best shot of adhering. They rushed filling it with water in order to have it done by Trump's bday.

Ответ для DMin

The pool is shallow, in order to reflect a typical pool pump cannot be used. The ripples would affect the reflection. Birds poop in the pool, poop has bacteria. Water evaporates and has to be refilled, the water isn't purified. It was always a losing battle.

So he got what he paid for after all!🤣🤣🤣

Lolz….green water indeed

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Joe Cirincione

Can’t Central Casting do better than this? A bit stereotypical, don’t you think? Here is the Palm Beach Trump donor who owns the company awarded a no-bid contract to clean the reflecting pool. Way to go, Johnny. www.nytimes.com/2026/06/18/u...