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Being an Anglo means feeling equally moved by these two images

.@captive_dreamer

"Every director looks like Martin." -Arturo

Norwood 3 patriot

@gran1te_mtn She's a mechanical engineer. Grim.

@gran1te_mtn Women aren't sentient

You actually hate hearing stuff like that! You hate romance and impulsivity!

@TRSguccimane No, this is what winning looks like

Total standup comedian death now!!! #killstav

@HesFat32 @kurothearbiter Draws people to Hungrybox's channel

@BitPundit @kurothearbiter By commenting on an account that has nothing to do with him? Checks out

holy this crashout is insane💀

@HesFat32 @kurothearbiter You're reacting to this, indirectly putting dollars in his bank account.

@kurothearbiter This guy genuinely believes the louder he screams the more money comes to his bank account

Buffy: "You just went OJ on your girlfriend." I'm not kidding, Whedon was right wing.

I need Christian zionists to ponder this. Really mull on it.

The first poster for Martin McDonagh’s ‘WILD HORSE NINE’ has been released. Starring John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell, Steve Buscemi, Mariana di Girólamo, Ailín Salas, Tom Waits and Parker Posey. In theaters this fall.

2026 will be a generational year for cinema 🔥

@coldhardsats Nice! I'll have to read it now.

@BitPundit wife and I are reading it right now then seeing it in theaters next weekend. I don't typically go for the popular ny times best seller made for movie kind of books, but it's a refreshing read.

Project Hail Mary is a triumph. A reminder that liberals can cook when they aren't expressing TDS.

@MeinGottNiles .@miltonappl3 can I get a Symbolic Bandwidth calculation on this?

Literally me fr

This guy reminds me of my scoutmaster who was Special Forces.

@mattbramanti My Syrian and Russian friends who speak fluent, but not idiomatic, English think "A bird in the hand..." is funny. We also argued about what "This Tuesday" and "Next Tuesday" indicate.

examples of similar idioms with literal translations 1. to turn a small problem into a big one English: make a mountain out of a molehill Russian: make an elephant out of a fly 2. I was in an awkward, embarrassing situation with no clear resolution English: I didn't know whether to shit or wind my watch (or go blind) Chinese: I didn't know whether to laugh or cry 3. you should persevere English: if at first you don't succeed, try, try again Japanese: fall seven times, rise eight 4. adapt yourself to your surroundings English: when in Rome, do as the Romans do Spanish: wherever you go, do whatever you see 5. to smoke a lot English: smoke like a chimney French: smoke like a fireman 6. value what you have available to you over what you think you might be able to get English: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush Swahili: pick the small thing you can see, not the big thing you cannot see 7. the rich/noble/successful have a duty to the less fortunate French, adopted in english: noblesse oblige Korean: as the rice ripens, the head bows 8. things resemble their predecessors English: like father, like son Arabic: that cub comes from that lion 9. (this is my favorite one) - repetitive practice improves one's skill English: practice makes perfect Persian: cooking is eating Japanese: the mirror shines through repeated polishing Greek: every day we get better (this is false for greeks) French: it is by forging that one becomes a blacksmith Arabic: repetition teaches even the clever Dutch: practice gives birth to skill