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@cinnabrit2 could see some violent ones today. Stay safe! going to be one of the stronger tornado days of the year

already awake and getting ready for day 2

@Jvnior i mean literally just now x.com/jvnior/status/… already posting bullshit man. If you want to change that is fantastic, but you aren’t showing it

@Jvnior this isn’t what your account is. Your account is pure engagement bait. knowingly posting lies at about a 97% rate. Absolutely ridiculous.

@MajorMinority27 @GenePark you are genuinely retarded

@GenePark Gene was it staged, don't reply if yes.

I have been assisting reporting on the WHCD suspect Cole Tomas Allen, who is said to not be cooperating with the investigation. If anyone in game dev or the gaming community knew him, we would love more info. washingtonpost.com/national-secur…

@mi_ster_x @RadarOmega Yes at the same time. As the sun is going down! Did you know birds wake up in the morning! Early bird gets the worm! How do they do it without alarm clocks. Shits so weird. It’s almost like animals have circadian rhythms. Idk though.

@layzerds @RadarOmega Same time even, in unison

While supercells rage across north-central Oklahoma, roost rings have popped up on radar in the western portion of the state! These radar echoes are likely explained by bats emerging from their roosts, which are common in western Oklahoma during the Spring and Summer months!

@ShawnRyan762 What happened to you Shawn? Why do you just post horseshit now?

The petrodollar is the foundation of American power. Since the 1970s, oil has only been sold in dollars, forcing every nation on earth to hold dollars, fund our debt, and keep us dominant. Iran just systematically dismantled that. They closed Hormuz, cutting 25% of global oil supply. Spiked oil to $118 a barrel. Then forced ships to pay in Chinese yuan for passage. Now Gulf states are dumping US treasuries, bond markets are selling off, inflation is surging, Deutsche Bank is warning of a petroyuan era. Every link in the petrodollar chain is snapping at once. When it's gone, your borrowing costs explode, your savings erode, and America loses the financial weapon that has kept us dominant for 50 years. China wins without ever pulling a trigger.

@mi_ster_x @RadarOmega there’s 20 million bats living in a cave in texas. When they fly out to hunt, do you believe they all go the same direction???

@RadarOmega Because bats emerge simultaneously in perfect circles too

@JustinS65097428 @temporaryfap easy mode wordle is boring

@temporaryfap When you had S_ORE that early, you could identify all the possible letters that can go there, and use the next guess to try a word with as many of those letters as possible. Such as PACTS or MOUNT. Eliminate as many possibilities as you can and lock down which letter it is.

I’m not even joking this is worse than 9/11

@max_headgame Requires less thinking? Wordle easy is a solved game.

now learning that wordle has something called “hard mode” which appears to be a version of wordle that requires less thinking. interesting!

no sympathy for people who do the worldle like this. just a fundamental misunderstanding of what game you’re playing. pathetic

@mrdrsize @getnickwright ?

@getnickwright Like walk off the floor early, stand still on defense guarding a spot while his teammates cover for him, and walk up and down the court. I want to see the excuses when they get blown out tomorrow night. I know you have them loaded and ready to go.

Folks wondering why I didn’t tweet about the LeBron game Saturday… Well, I said this NINE YEARS AGO TO THE DAY about folks taking LeBron for granted. For more than *20 years*, all this guy does is show up for the playoffs & do things we’ve never seen before.

@MariaPu68 @ezekiel_toot @travyroundstone @busenjoyer01 i took your advice and did some further research. on the wikipedia article listing tallest buildings, i found this image. It’s much taller than the burj khalifa, making it the tallest building in the world!

@ezekiel_toot @travyroundstone @busenjoyer01 What am I not getting? America is the whole country, this building is the tallest building in our DC area. How does that make it the tallest building in the country? Look up tallest building in the country, this doesn’t make the list. Stop being obtuse

Fun fact: At 470 feet tall, the Capital One Tower in Tysons, Virginia is the tallest building in the United States.

@SCweather_wx here in central georgia can’t remember the last time we had rain.

Some people in the Southeast have not seen rain since that moderate risk bust back in March.

@PuckFupett69 @mldiffley wtf are you talking about. When i was in japan some streets were a warzone

@mldiffley They follow the rules a bit more over there. If you go to Germany or Japan they REALLY freak out about jaywalking.

Is jaywalking an American thing bc people look at me like I’m crazy when I do it in the UK

@pokimanelol @bigmonkeong everyone who tried your terrible cookies are victims and deserve full reimbursement

@bigmonkeong just because that’s the context YOU hear it in doesn’t mean it’s the only one 😭

you realize people can be victims of cheating, right..?

@HenleyTaylor25 @AikoBliss_ @pokimanelol should people with “power” not be able to engage in the normal human function of sexual intercourse?

@AikoBliss_ @pokimanelol Using a position of power to manipulate women into sex. Sounds like a predator. There is at least 1 victim, but considering there were more than just 1 woman involved, it’s most likely multiple victims

@Mikal39340 @HumbleFlow 😂

@layzerds @HumbleFlow Your propaganda no longer works today the colonial historiography constructed by the 3rd French Rep to justify colonization has been dismantled. The majority of the population was pagan and viewed the christian minority as traitors and collaborators

This is something most people don’t know, so let me explain Before Islam existed, much of the Middle East was Christian Asia Minor (modern Turkey) was Christian. Syria was Christian. Egypt was Christian. Iraq was Christian. Lebanon was Christian. Palestine was Christian. Jordan was Christian. Parts of North Africa like Libya, Morocco and Tunisia were Christian. Antioch, Alexandria, and Edessa were among the greatest centers of Christian learning in the world These places were arguably more central to early Christianity than Europe. The apostles preached there. The earliest churches were built there, and many of the Church Fathers came from these lands Then in the 7th century, Islamic armies expanded out of Arabia. The wars were brutal, cities were taken by force, and the entire political and religious structure of the region changed. Christians who had once been the majority were gradually reduced to second class citizens Within a few decades they conquered Syria, Egypt, Iraq, and Persia. Within a century they controlled most of the Christian Middle East and North Africa Most Christians were forced to convert, others fled, and some lived as second-class citizens That's what's going to happen soon if we don't stop them

@Mikal39340 @HumbleFlow why are you trying to change history? It’s a common consensus that north africa was heavily christian, it’s not even a debate among historians.

@HumbleFlow No, North Africa has never been Christian. The Christian community there has always been a small minority, and they were literally viewed by the majority of the population (which was pagan at the time) as collaborators with the Roman invasion and as traitors

@theotherchemist @ChampMedia1980 @HMBohemond the first EVER message sent over the internet. WWW came much later in 1990

@theotherchemist @ChampMedia1980 @Rikkisan26553 @HMBohemond the web only functions because of the foundation built by the US through the ARPANET department of defense project in 1969.

It's America's internet. We just let you use it.

@AmarionWx @Ella__Dorsey this isn’t even close to enough. We need chained together weeks of above average rain

@Ella__Dorsey To be fair it definitely looks we desperately need the rain. Worst drought in over a decade

EASTER SUNDAY RAIN Much-needed rain will impact your Easter Sunday plans! Plan on 3-4 hours of widespread rain starting Sunday morning, likely impacting church and brunch plans. The good news is it should be dry after 2-3pm, and we won't see any severe storms, although a few summer-like strong storms are possible Saturday evening.