
Best_Day_Ever
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Best_Day_Ever
@mbkline
Pro funny & nerdy things. Anti hateful things...please stop being horrible. I love my unreasonably tiny dog. Pro sarcasm. Pro critical thinking. Beloved sipper
Se unió Temmuz 2008
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I want to thank you, @ScottAdamsSays, for sharing your walk home with us. I think it’s very important that you are letting us see you go through this. You are setting an example and showing courage and grace and resilience. It’s as instructive for others as it is brave of you. It’s just one of the reasons you are so important of a figure personally to me and publicly to the community. I hope you understand that. How a person handles the hardest challenges truly shows the measure of the man. It’s a profound honor for us for you to be sharing this with us.
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@mazemoore My dog Rusty also has a Lamb Chop. He has 500 lamb chops. He loves them in the Biblical sense and he doesn’t care who knows it.
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I have a ten year old Doberman named Drago. Over the past decade I’ve bought him every toy you can buy. None of them lasted a day. He ripped them all to shreds.
A week ago I was at Target and saw a stuffed lamb (might be a sheep I have no idea) for sale. Bought it for Drago, expected it to last ten minutes.
I’m not sure if he thinks it’s his kid or what but he has not only not destroyed it, he brings it everywhere. When he eats, he brings it to his bowl. When he goes outside, he takes it. I’m fairly certain that if I tried to take it from him he would kill me. 😂

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@3YearLetterman I love when he gets up after he falls on the table and says “Whoopsie Daisy”. I loved Chris Farley.
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@lagalerienft @scion_x_ Oh well. Great point. We probably know everything there is to know then. We should stop trying to do new things. I’m going back to hunting and gathering. Note to self: learn which mushrooms and berries are poisonous and how to gut a deer.
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@scion_x_ La majorité des études montrer qu’il est impossible pour l’homme de coloniser Mars et d’y vivre sur le moyen terme en bonne santé. C’est un narratif qui fait vendre et Elon surf dessus. Même avec un trillion il ne pourra pas changer la physique et la Biologie
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L’IPO de SpaceX a eu lieu hier. Elon Musk est désormais le premier trillionaire de l’histoire. Et tout le monde ne parle que de ça. Des chiffres, des zéros, des classements. Ca fait bander les gens. Je trouve ça un peu pathétique.
Ce qui compte vraiment, c’est que cet argent débloque le financement massif dont SpaceX avait besoin pour passer à la vitesse supérieure. Des centaines de Starships, des vols plus fréquents, une infrastructure qui va nous propulser vers les étoiles.
Musk vit dans une maison modulaire/prefab très modeste d’environ 50 000 $ qu’il loue à SpaceX. Il n’a pas fait tout ça pour s’acheter des yachts ou des îles. Il l’a dit et répété : l’objectif, c’est de rendre l’humanité multiplanétaire. Pas pour la gloire, pas pour l’argent, mais pour assurer la survie et l’expansion de notre espèce.
Regardez les plans :
Premiers vols cargo Starship vers Mars dès fin 2026 / 2027
Robots Optimus pour préparer le terrain
Puis des vols habités, des bases, et à terme une ville autosuffisante sur Mars avec des milliers, puis des millions d’humains.
Imaginez : des humains naissant sur une autre planète. Des villes sous dôme, des fermes martiennes, l’exploration de la galaxie qui commence vraiment. Un nouvel âge d’or où la prochaine frontière n’est plus la Terre, mais l’espace infini.
L’argent n’est qu’un outil. Une fusée à essence pour faire décoller les vraies ambitions. Cette obsession maladive du fric est exactement ce qui nous empêche de produire plus d’Elon Musk et de visionnaires qui osent viser l’impossible.
Arrêtons de compter les milliards. Commençons à rêver grand.

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@AntoniHouston @Alexarmstrong Who is building drones to kill women and children?
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@mbkline @Alexarmstrong They were convicted as terrorists for damaging drones that were to kill women and children.
"What is wrong with everyone?"
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@AntoniHouston @Alexarmstrong Oh, well never mind then. As long as it was only a small fracture. No problem beating people with sledgehammers then. What is wrong with everyone?
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@LangmanVince I’d never vacation where there were so many other humans in the same square footage. That doesn’t look fun or relaxing. I’d rather be in my living room where it’s not humid and nobody will touch me. But then I’m introverted and irritable, so I’m not their target customer.
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@AnaKasparian Everyone? The whole world? The public? All of you? 🙄
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Yeah, duh. Everyone is uniting against people like you.
James Lindsay, anti-Communist@ConceptualJames
Will not unite with these people.
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@dsonoiki I think you’re being disingenuous here. She’s not just a widow, which should not be mocked, she’s the head of an organization that is (in my opinion and the opinion of many on the left) harmful to society. You all constantly reducing her to just “Chuck’s widow” is very telling.
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@annbauerwriter I’m calling right now to schedule a mammogram. But…how were they screened to be diagnosed? Routine mammograms?
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@JebraFaushay There is a man who did not understand why women loved Elvis
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@420mercymain69 @Polit_eurOpines It’s really weird to talk about the genitals of someone you are dating or dated. To friends or to the public on social media.
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@IronMountainHr @MoundLore Based on some quick research, there was a civil war battle nearby that could be related.
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@mbkline @MoundLore I did not. It was in the area of Red Fork Falls in Unicoi County, TN.
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@IronMountainHr @MoundLore Did you ever research if anything happened there?
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My wife and I were in the woods at twilight and the sounds of bugs and frogs and birds was overtaken by the sound of human voices all around us, talking at first, and then screaming. The sound was coming from everywhere and nowhere. A small red light that looked like a lit cigarette moved smoothly through the trees about 25 yards away from us while we were walking back to the car. I have spent my whole life in the woods, encountering bears, coyotes, poisonous snakes, etc, and I have never had the hair on my neck stand up like that night.
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@s_zumock @TheMilkBarTV My favorite SNL reference. I use it all the time and so few people understand it. Phil Hartman was the best.
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There’s a before and after. As long as you’re in 2026 it will be kind of okay because you’re still in the same year that he was here. Moving into 2027 will be hard because you’ll feel like you’re moving on without him. But you’re going to be okay because you know that he wants you to live your life and move forward. Part of him will always be with you as long as you keep thinking about and talking about the best parts of him. Even some of the worst parts of him. My dad could be a pain in the ass, but I adored him. There’s no shame in saying “my dad always said” or “my dad would do this thing” to keep him a part of your life. It’s healthy. A couple years before my dad died, Chris Hardwick’s dad died. Chris was hosting The Walking Dead aftershow and also a podcast and he talked about his dad’s passing a fair bit. He called it “Dead Dad Club” which was irreverent but expressed exactly what it is. It’s like you gain a sudden understanding of the world that only people who have experienced that exact thing have. Nobody wants to join that club but once you’re part of it you understand something fundamental about everyone else in the club. It’s world changing and it changes who you are as a person. Life goes on like normal for everyone else, but your life has shattered and you are trying to understand what life is now, and it’s a big deal. But you’ll get through it and there are millions of people out here who get it. You’re doing great.
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Your world changes after the loss of someone foundational to you. It shuts the door on a part of your life. And you begin to experience new events through the lens of that person’s absence
Eléønøra@EleonoraFall
We don't talk enough about the fact grief and loss fundamentally changes us...I don't really know if it ever heals really. Especially non-natural deaths.
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@scoopydont @AriHondaGrande @nickshirleyy No, it doesn’t. It tells you only that the birth date was missing. It doesn’t tell you why. You don’t even understand why you’re wrong.
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@mbkline @AriHondaGrande @nickshirleyy You might be as stupid as he is and probably suck at your job. The first thing anyone who deals with data would realize is that there are an awful lot of people that are 126yrs old with the exact same birthday and seek to understand why. A Google search gets that answer. Lol
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