Jay Dook

@TsuyotsuyoNeko He didn’t lie. If it needs a sauce, send it back.

アメリカ人にステーキに合うステーキソースを教えてくれっち言うたら「上等なステーキ肉/焼き方にはソースは不要」って銃口を突き付けられた。

@kirawontmiss Ruff

How it feels like when u try to resist that sleepiness that hits u between 2 and 5pm

@TheWapplehouse The national park TikTok accounts are wild 😂

The Joshua Tree National Park TikTok account just shared this

@inkedELCHAPO I haven’t played them yet but they look pretty good. Looking forward to the pic!

@JayDook I just did the trackers alliance mantis bounty last night then ended on a moon with orange skies with a gas giant in the sky. Will report back with a screenshot next time im on. But yeh that trackers alliance mission was nuts...

If you still hate Starfield after all this time, Captain Jay has a message for you.

@Albus7997 😎🌌

@JayDook O homem sabe se vestir com estilo no espaço sideral.

@maxx__creates @engold08 lol thanks it was kind of ugly overalll, but had a cute face

@JayDook @engold08 Omg...I LOVE THAT!!

Welp, @JayDook and @engold08 were right 😆 It's addicting. Ship #3, Battlemaster. All on my own this time! Now, I better go earn some more credits to keep going xD #starfield

@Pirat_Nation They are pretty impressive ngl

Crimson Desert water physics Gamers claim that they are the best implemented in any game ever.

@Landeur Well, she is Chinese and lives in Germany, but go off.

I made one post saying Japanese people are cool and the algorithm decides I need a Japanese girl singing Hitler's favourite tune.

If you are Japanese, I live in the American Deep South and my family hails from Appalachia. . . Just, sayin...

@JayDook Most American American to ever American 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@ironXclawGaming Haha true story 🤣

@JayDook Yeah? Well, a guy calling himself JapanHatesXbox is actually from Canada. 🤣

@alexboge lmfao....

Another example of a Flerf lying about the “evidence.” In the first video, the Flerf is trying to claim rockets can’t work in space. Pretending this confuses the physicist. He borrows a clip from an Action Lab video showing an ionocraft (ionic lifter, often called the Biefeld–Brown effect) tested in a vacuum - and yes, it stops working. That part is real. And expected. What he conveniently cuts out is what comes immediately after. The explanation: Ion lifters only work in air. They create thrust by ionizing and pushing air molecules. Remove the air, and they stop. And here’s the part he doesn’t want you to hear: The video, immediately after the flerfs deceptive cut, goes on to explain how real propulsion works in space. Rockets and ion thrusters don’t use air. They carry their own propellant and eject mass to generate thrust. Same principle every time: push mass out → move forward. Works perfectly in a vacuum. ⸻ So what did he actually show? A device that requires air failing without air… cut off right before the explanation… then used the omission to claim rockets can’t work in space. That’s not a simple misunderstanding. That’s editing out the answer and presenting the question as proof. That’s deception. That’s a lie. Gotta Lie To Flerf Flat Earth doesn’t only fail because of bad “evidence.” It survives by lying about reality and ignoring the truth.

@ruiyukimura This

てか、モンスタートラックて何やねんその名前

@Echo_4609 If it looks like this I would assume it’s the same.

@JayDook Is it different from the regular tweet translation? How do I use it?

One of the most underrated things on 𝕏 is the automatic Grok-powered post translation.

@Echo_4609 It should be the same I guess.

@sergio_paredes @Guysloveguns That’s fine. It’s just clear that no projectiles were used lol

@JayDook @Guysloveguns It’s not AI this was filmed in Mexico back in 1896

The first duel ever caught on film

@thirtythree It picks up the nuance instead of stripping it away like standard translations.

@JayDook It’s such a nice feature, and it’s incredibly accurate too.

@Echo_4609 I fixed it. Jeez. 😂

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