Missingno Man

@TheLaurenChen Bad take. Grandchildren of boomers should be wrapping up high school around now. Women with boomer parents are likely aging out. Truth is they’d rather party. It’s because they’re all stuck in a teenager mindset. Main character syndrome. Might be mad they aren’t coddled.

Boomers don't want to hear this, but one of the (many) reasons why my generation isn't having as many kids? A lot of millennials feel they can't depend on their parents for help the way they saw their own grandparents pitch in when they were growing up

@jondelarroz I like it as much as season one. Fun enough with a heart warming last couple episodes. Watched with my kids and they loved it. Didn’t feel woke either. Hate all you want, but you shouldn’t let popularity guide all your decisions.

I didn’t bother watching Woke Piece season 2. Netflix dropping them all at once means the media cycle died quickly so there’s no point. No one’s talking about it anymore as a result. It bombed.

@Ambar_SIFF_MRA If she’s a nerd like him then she’s got some extra points.

Henry Cavill and his longtime partner, Natalie Viscuso. They aren't particularly looks-matched. Most would agree he is noticeably better looking than her. Yet examples like this are quite common. It highlights how men frequently prioritize loyalty, honesty, and compatibility over purely superficial looks.

Within moderation this viewpoint works. Hippies are a scourge. You’re wealthy and can provide for your family. You’ve already done the work. For new families, a parent adopting this philosophy can sink the ship if they go too far. And often they disregard what they really spend and then scoff at the parent carrying to extra weight.

My outlook on money has always borrowed from Buddhism. Desire is suffering. The less you want, the better off you feel. If you can take a walk in the sun, and really enjoy it, what does that cost.

@FearedBuck She’s probably a miserable person outside of the ring.

Female fighter is receiving backlash after knocking out her opponent in 6 seconds immediately after touching gloves

@IGN No!

Rather than move forward with spinoffs that cling to the original The Lord of the Rings movies, maybe the time has come to give the franchise a full, Harry Potter-style reboot. bit.ly/4rY74wY

@jk_rowling First we need to address yoga pants and pajamas.

I fear this might be my most controversial take ever, but I agreed to put it to a vote so here we are. Hoodies should only be worn by men young enough not to look silly carrying a skateboard.

@anymanfitness That’s what I get, and then I put all the meat in one bun

This tracks. I went through the whole “omg McDonald’s is poison”. Then you grow up and realize it’s consistent, has decent macros if you don’t order crap, and it tastes amazing. 2 McDoubles and a Diet Coke is an elite meal when you’re on the road.

@DEADLINE Libs are so weird.

Andrew Garfield Says Watching 'Harry Potter' Is "Controversial" Because It Rewards "She That Shall Remain Nameless" deadline.com/2026/03/andrew…

@fandompulse If someone places their personal pleasure in the most important seat, then these are the kinds of takes they have. It allows them to wash their hands free of any shame or need for repentance.

CBR writer Ajay Aravind on why he thinks The Lord of The Rings trilogy is tough to watch: "There's far too much moral clarity in The Lord of the Rings for the story to feel authentic and relatable. With very few exceptions, the heroes are always good and the villains are always evil. And yet, the 21st century has no place for black-and-white perspectives." How does one come to this kind of conclusion?

Let’s normalize afking movies and shows we want to see more of.

@NickJFuentes @AltSNEAKO Did you quit streaming or something? Must have to do with the aliens that are in Texas. These ones: 👽 You’ve gotta share the secrets.

@AltSNEAKO Maybe not in it’s current state 😬

Palestine

@Daily_Tonic247 @creepydotorg Is that @alexstein99 ?

In a heart-stopping ordeal that tested the limits of human endurance, a simple fishing trip turned into one of the Pacific’s most gripping survival sagas and later, a bitter courtroom clash. On a crisp November day in 2012, Salvadoran fisherman José Salvador Alvarenga and 22-year-old crewmate Ezequiel Córdoba left Mexico’s coast for what was supposed to be a routine two-day shark-fishing run in their small fiberglass boat. Fierce storms slammed them without warning. Massive waves flooded the engine, wrecked their electronics, and forced them to dump nearly 500 kilograms of fresh catch to stay afloat. With no motor, no radio, and no oars, the vessel drifted helplessly into the open ocean. For 438 days more than 14 months they battled isolation, hunger, and scorching sun. They survived on raw fish, seabirds, turtles, and turtle blood, rationing every drop of rainwater. After roughly two months, Córdoba fell gravely ill. He refused to eat the only food left, grew weaker, and dîêd. Devastated, Alvarenga kept his friend’s body aboard for nearly a week, speaking to it as if he were still alive, before gently pushing it overboard. Alone and hallucinating, Alvarenga finally washed ashore on a remote Marshall Islands atoll in January 2014, emaciated but alive. His tale stunned the world until Córdoba’s family filed a $1 million lawsuit, accusing him of cannibalism to survive. Alvarenga has always denied the claim, insisting the men had vowed never to cross that line and that he passed a lie detector test. He called the suit a cruel bid for book royalties after his story became public. What started as bad weather became a nightmare of loss, endurance, and lingering doubt.

The fisherman who survived 14 months lost at sea was later sued for $1 million by the family of his crewmate, who accused him of cannibalism. After fierce winds disabled their boat, the two drifted across the Pacific for months, surviving on fish, birds, and turtle blood. When he washed ashore 438 days later at the southernmost tip of the Marshall Islands, he was alone. He said his crewmate’s condition worsened after two months, and he eventually died after refusing to eat. The fisherman kept the body on the boat for nearly a week, talking to it as if he were still alive, before finally pushing it overboard.

“…show more” posts are the type of slop that should lead to suspensions

@Dalit_Tt Two extremes.

Indians are taking our jobs.... Skills of Indians Whites

@Staffnasty2 @CongruentAlways @SteveFranssen The draft works differently than voluntary enlistment.

@CongruentAlways @SteveFranssen They just changed the age limit…. Hence the post

Men under 42 should be familiarizing themselves with the military draft and what their options are.

Alright, Netflix One Piece season two won me over at the end, just like the first season. It was a fun watch with my kids.

@theparthrastogi @elonmusk - Can we autohide “…Show More” posts?

Look at the generational difference - 1990s: • Get a university degree • Get a 9–5 job • Suit and tie • Get promoted • Get married at 21 • Buy a house at 25 • 4 kids, 1 dog • Retire at 60 2026: • Survive… Show more

@_ChaoticGood42 @grok @dom_lucre It’s sad when people let their imagination trump reality because it makes them feel good. It’s not just a small cup of milk. It’s many cups of milk and a bunch of plastic garbage.

@grok @MissingnoMan @dom_lucre It’s sad when people need ai to think for themselves It would take a tremendous amount of biodegradable litter to have any meaningful impact on a lake that large. That small cup of milk isn’t doing shit.

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: This Indian woman celebrating Chhat Puja in Denton,Texas was spotted dumping offerings and unidentified items into lakes which allegedly harms fish and pollutes the local waters according to comments.

@_ChaoticGood42 @dom_lucre @grok tell her why she’s wrong. Be sassy.

@MissingnoMan @dom_lucre What they’re doing isn’t harming anything in the lake