Christopher James

What an intro

When former president Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep in 1919, sitting vice president Thomas R. Marshall famously remarked, “Death had to take Roosevelt sleeping, for if he had been awake, there would have been a fight.”

There were 257 NFL draft picks this year. Here's the breakdown by classification: P4: 239 G6: 13 FCS: 4 NA: 1 It's yet another example of the talent drain for the G6 and FCS due to the transfer portal.

This after swimming used to hit so hard back in the day🤤

Taxidermist nailed this one 👌

This is just insane to me

Remember this dude? Chris Douglas-Roberts, Memphis 2005-2008 #GoTigersGo

@memphistigerjeb @rmcoleman14 @TOM_III_Guy @MemphisRecruits Wish I worked near the airport still. I miss stopping by Italian Rebel for lunch

Italian Rebel pizza and cold Budwiser made for a fine Friday night. I used to buy those 30 game season tickets and would go all the time. this image was from 1975 when the Blues were an International League farm team of the Astros. SBLS in the background gives you an idea of how low that east side was back in the day.

Construction progress Ⓜ️🐅🏈. Note scaffolding going up below east suites, likely for the window replacement. Some of us have been annoyed by those red windows for over 35 years.

Michael Jordan makes history as his NASCAR team won its 5th race out of 7 in 2026

Zach Randolph closed out the series with 31 points to eliminate the Spurs from the Playoffs! (2011) 31 PTS 11 REB 2 AST 1 STL 55% FG (12/22) 88% FT (7/8)

April 18, 1775. 251 years ago today. It was a Tuesday, and Americans throughout the 13 Colonies prepared to go about their day. Little did they know that the day would end with British troops marching to Concord, while Paul Revere, William Dawes, Samuel Prescott and countless others raised the Alarm. It would be the last day of British rule in Massachusetts, and the beginning of a journey that culminated in the Declaration of Independence and the birth of a new nation. #America250

@MainlanderII @AstroZen34 @Tekeee You do realize banks often lose money when taking a home back? And in the cases where there’s a surplus that money goes back to the person who owned the home and not the bank

@AstroZen34 @Tekeee That's BS, the bank would gladly foreclose on your home and sell it. That's why we see advertisements offering the elderly a mortgage, because they know if they fail to pay or die they get the home and a good payout. Banks love people who get mortgages.

The bank says I can’t afford a $1,450 mortgage… but I’m out here paying $2,250 in rent instead. Make it make sense 😓

It’s wild to think people once crossed entire oceans with no technology, just courage and belief

The latest salary data was released Here's the median salary by age: 20-24: $41,392 25-34: $59,800 35-44: $72,020 45-54: $71,604 55-64: $68,744 65+: $62,036 Funny how most people believe $100k is the equivalent of poverty… ...when most people aren't even close.

We don’t call a musician great for playing Mozart’s music

@Mappy6984 This is awful

This is so so so so sad

"Houston, we've had a problem" Some of the most famous words in NASA's history were spoken on this day in 1970. Two days into the Apollo 13 mission that was to land in the Moon's Fra Mauro region, a routine stirring of the spacecraft's oxygen tanks led to disaster. The crew reported hearing a loud bang and then noted that oxygen tank 2 was empty and tank 1's pressure was falling. With the failing Apollo 13 spacecraft over 210,000 miles (330,000 km) from Earth, the race to save the crew from the life-threatening accident began. In this photo we see the Mission Operations Control Room at what is now Johnson Space Center, during a television transmission that took place just before the accident. Eugene F. Kranz (wearing a white vest with his back to camera), was on duty as one of the four Apollo 13 flight directors. On the large screen we see astronaut Fred W. Haise Jr., Apollo 13's lunar module pilot.

First recovery footage of the Artemis II crew has just been released