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Arm Arena is now available on the App Store for Apple iPhone and iPad! You control a robot arm trying to destroy all challengers as they approach. Fun to play when you want to waste a little time or if you want to hit the high score. apps.apple.com/us/app/arm-are…

@samstein @AndyKimNJ Senators should get pepper sprayed at least once a week.

ICE pepper sprayed a US Senator today (@AndyKimNJ) nj.com/news/2026/05/i…

@Mayandeval I thought it was used a lot? I started making garlic chips after seeing a chef do it in Osaka.

なぜ日本料理ではニンニクが使われないのか？

My parents lived next to a large pond shared by several houses. People would show up to fish there. They would always claim to have permission from another house (they didn't). Some were armed, drunk, and hostile. Would liter and harass the wildlife. Destroy the "No Fishing" signs. The game warden started showing up and that finally did the trick as none had licenses.

Always that one neighbor who has to call the cops.

@ClownWorld Private Selection is a little different than a normal "store brand". They tend to be higher end or "gourmet". So it's probably good and has quality ingredients. Although, I like to take a pepperoni Tombstone pizza and add ingredients.

Guy in the grocery store films expensive frozen pizzas in the freezer aisle and asks a genuine question: “Honestly why would someone buy these when you still have to take them home and bake them… instead of just going to Little Caesars?” Some folks defend the cheap hot pizza, others say Little Caesars sucks. Either way, paying $10+ for something you cook yourself feels like peak convenience fail. What do you think? Worth it or just grab a hot ready one?

@FearedBuck No idea whose these people are. But you shouldn't make your bed. At least not in the morning. As your body moisture over the night of sleeping should be given time to evaporate.

Camilla Araujo’s assistant says cleaning her bed is the worst part of her job because of “white stuff” 💀

@xraygirl_ Those crackers do smell good.

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@DanXAura Each "Good morning” and “Good night” is a hand crafted original.

So Nikita called me and many others out for posting greetings. Meanwhile, Gregg, an account with 1.2M followers, posts “Good morning” and “Good night” almost every single day, but somehow Nikita doesn’t utter a word about that. Why?

@greg16676935420 Then he’ll complain about police harassment. When people call to report a man talking to himself and waving his arms while walking in the middle of the road.

The point of walking against traffic is so you can see the cars coming and get out of the way but if you’re just staring at your phone that kind of defeats the purpose

@pirooooon3 Guns are force equalizers. A little old woman can defend herself as well as a young man. It changes the risk assessment of criminals and even government officials wanting to abuse their power. It is also just a mechanical device. There will always be people that can make them.

アメリカ人に聞きたい！ 銃は必要か？ 出来ればない方がよい？ 私は1度、射撃場で銃を撃った事があるが 銃はない方が良いと思った 日本には絶対にいらない アメリカには銃社会になる歴史があったのは理解している

@ffshowofficial @QTRBlackGarrett @agentbssyboots @Nerdrotics @xraygirl_ Ask one of the locals to demonstrate the ancient art of Kanchō.

The crew is assembled! Day 2 in Osaka and excited to start the 🇯🇵 adventures!

@oidonhagouda I had it in a Korean restaurant in Osaka. I didn't know I ordered it but it was ok. I like steak better.

Hey everyone outside Japan 👋 Japanese people often wonder: “Do people overseas really throw away beef tongue? It’s so delicious!” So I looked it up — and the reactions from foreigners were hilarious. Many people said: - “In Mexico, tongue tacos (lengua) are super popular!” - “In France and Eastern Europe, we’ve been eating braised tongue for centuries.” - “It used to be cheap or even thrown away in the US, but now it’s getting expensive.” But here’s the thing: Japanese-style **thinly sliced grilled beef tongue** (like the famous Sendai gyutan) is actually quite unique. The way we season it simply with salt and lemon, grill it perfectly, and enjoy the crisp-yet-tender texture seems to be a Japanese specialty. It’s one of those foods that makes us proud of Japanese cuisine. Have you ever tried beef tongue? What’s your favorite way to eat it — Japanese gyutan style, Mexican tacos, French stew, or something else? I’d love to hear from you!

@gotrice2024 youtube.com/watch?v=f0G7F8…

There is a state park by me that closes when the sun goes down for safety reasons. I always see people find a way in there to do what they need to do. No matter what they do mayor be add a gate or even have more law enforcement, there’s no stopping it. These people are sitting in their car. They see people walking in and out of the woods while they are sitting there eating and chatting. The people going in and out look so out of place, like they are in a zombie apocalypse. If I saw people just struggling in and out of the woods, looking dirty, no flashlights at all. I would think they are up to something. Especially for the hikers making their way back and hearing rumbling and voices I would be creeped out too.

@CybaTW It would be funny if it stopped to give a monologue in the same voice as Rotta the Hut.

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu 🎬🍿 What the heck is this? 😳😳😳

I think he named six. Four were only in there because they participated in a FBI lineup and were guilty of nothing. But can't sue because he's protected for what he says on the house floor. So he inadvertently gave an example of why the names shouldn't just be slung out into the public. But at least he got to be a media darling for a few hours.

@ofcrdeonjoseph He already named 3. No arrests yet by the DOJ, of course. He needs permission from the victims to name them. Likely pending lawsuits?

What’s stopping him from reading it now?

@Ammar1176708 Aliens have a perverse sense of humor and that is actually a flying model of alien genitalia.

🚨 BREAKING UAP ANALYSIS 🚨 A newly released Pentagon UAP file is now going viral because the object appears shockingly similar to the “humanoid” figure reported over Sequoia National Park in 2015. Processed by: spacetracker.space The new file is listed as: DOW-UAP-PR059 “NAG UAP 1 Jun 20” Recorded in 2020, likely from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military platform. What makes this case strange is not just the object itself. It is the shape. The footage shows a high-contrast upright object with: • Rounded upper body • Long vertical lower extension • Side protrusion / pod-like shape • Unusual “humanoid” silhouette • No clear public identification SpaceTracker rebuilt the object as a visual assumption, based on the visible outline. The reconstruction suggests a reflective metallic or balloon-like aerial object could explain some of the glare, but the shape remains unusual. Important note: This is not proof of a humanoid being. It is not proof of alien technology. It is a forensic visualization of what the object could look like if the blurred shape was converted into a physical form. The most realistic possibilities: Reflective balloon or mylar object Unusual drone or aerial device Sensor artifact caused by infrared tracking Distant object distorted by zoom and compression Still-unresolved UAP due to missing data The key question remains: Why does a 2020 military UAP file appear so similar to a reported 2015 Sequoia National Park object? Until more metadata, range, altitude, speed, and raw frames are released, the case remains unresolved. Processed visual reconstruction by SpaceTracker.space #UAP #UFO #Pentagon #AARO #SpaceTracker #SequoiaNationalPark #UFOtwitter #UAPDisclosure #BreakingNews #Unexplained #Aviation #Infrared #MysteryObject

@LMilk007 @chefsevenn I think so too. This is peak British Fish and Chips. Might look basic. No green flecks. But it's addictive.

Thats diabolical . That is " Fish and french fries " absolutely on a lower level than British " Fish and Chips " the chips are the key here . That crap in the picture ? That chip design is not suitable for the introduction of mushy peas or gravy or even the basics of salt and viniger can not be absorbed by a thin chip / french frie correctly

What’s your first thought when you see this meal?

I would eat it all the time. It was always called imitation crab here. But a funny story. I went to a Japanese restaurant in the US. They had a "vegetarian" section to their sushi menu. California Rolls were in the vegetarian section. I asked the waiter about why it was in the vegetarian section. And he says "It's not real crab". I'm not a vegetarian. So the explanation was good enough for me. 🤣

There’s a small Japanese food thing that surprises a lot of foreigners. It’s called **Kani-kama** (かにかま). The name and the look make you think it’s made with real crab… but actually, it’s made from fish paste. There’s no crab in it at all. It’s just crab-flavored surimi. Japanese people have eaten it since we were kids, so we don’t think twice about it. But when people from overseas find out, many of them go “Wait… it’s not real crab?!” It’s such a funny little cultural gap. Have you ever tried kani-kama? What was your reaction when you learned the truth?

@StevenCheah That’s Crabadocia in Turkey.

If this is real (I’m honestly not sure if it is), this is terrifying

@TheBigBengal @SceneinCinema He probably is a stoner and thinks every idea the pops in his head is brilliant and unique. I had a friend like that. Very annoying when trying to get any work done.

…??? The infinity stones and the infinity gauntlet have been well known in marvel comics for many years. I have a signed infinity saga comic book (I think signed by George Perez) with Thanos and the infinity gauntlet with all the stones from like 1992ish. It was a huge crossover event. Maybe Gunn wrote the MCU version of it but they started collecting the stones before GOTG in the MCU. Seems something is misunderstood here. Gunn is great and I’m sure what he says is true but likely being misinterpreted.

James Gunn says he made up the Infinity Stones lore for the MCU in Guardians of the Galaxy in just 3 minutes, which later became the foundation for Avengers: Infinity War (2018). “I never understood what any of the phases were in Marvel. I don’t know what any of it means.” Gunn said Marvel simply asked him to explain what the Infinity Stones actually were. “When I wrote the scene with The Collector explaining that there was this explosion, and the Infinity Stones were born… that was literally me just sitting down for 3 minutes and writing that.” “And that’s then what became the rest of the Infinity Stones.” “That wasn’t in the plan to begin with.” Marvel had no concrete, long-term plan regarding the stones or how they would tie into future phases. Gunn's quick draft subsequently served as the foundational lore for the entire Infinity Saga, culminating in Avengers: Endgame (2019).

@oidonhagouda I was walking around Zurich and wondered who farted. Then saw a vender selling dishes with melted Raclette cheese on top. The food was so good I forgot about the smell.

Hey everyone around the world 👋 Japan has a famously stinky food called **Kusaya** (くさや). It’s a dried fish that’s been fermented, and it has an incredibly strong, pungent smell. Some people say it smells like a mix of old socks, ammonia, and the ocean… but many Japanese people love it with rice and sake. It’s one of those “love it or hate it” foods. So here’s my question to all of you: What is the smelliest (but still delicious) food in your country? Every country seems to have at least one crazy-smelling food that locals love but foreigners often can’t handle. Drop your country’s most notorious smelly food below 👇 I really want to know! (And if you’ve tried Kusaya, let me know what you thought 😂)