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@antosh_1 Oh wow yeah that does look thin compared to last time I saw it from this exact angle and distance in space! Just 1mm or so more and I'd be totally relaxed but yeah, this amount of pixels on this twitter pic...terrifying!

oh my god. the northern lights. look how thin our fucking atmosphere is.

@Okami13_ The first one isn't a video game. It also isn't 'really good'. That's 2 factually incorrect statements by the first bullet points. Try harder bro

April has some really good video game releases: • The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (4/1) • Samson: A Tyndalston Story (4/8) • REPLACED (4/14) • Hades II (PS5, Xbox) (4/14) • Mouse: P.I. For Hire (4/16) • PRAGMATA (4/17) • Kiln (4/23) • Aphelion (4/28) • SAROS (4/30)

@tommyswriting You looked happy before and look downright depressed now. Go back to the weed bro

2020 2026 Weed every day Nicotine Agnostic God No Lifting Lifting 6x Corporate job No job

@steinekin @Xbox Ps5 2026 dumbass

Xbox 2026

@web3_prince2 @DiscussingFilm Cry hard about it kid

@DiscussingFilm He’s clearly prioritizing that Disney paycheck over actual cinema. Star Wars hasn’t been good in a decade, but I guess money talks louder than talent

Ryan Gosling will no longer star in The Daniels' next film. (Source: Deadline)

@NextBestPicture Please spell it out for us

And why would they release this before the actual show premieres??? Hmmm....I wonder

@YourAnonOne Why isn't it flat?

@IGN I think it might have been a joke you fucktards

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie actor Charlie Day has namechecked Luigi Mangione, the suspect currently on trial for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, as one of his favorite Luigis. bit.ly/4trVNGA

@IGN Dang was this not...like...a joke?

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's Luigi actor Charlie Day says Luigi Mangione is one of his favorite Luigis, bit.ly/4trVNGA

@comingupconnor How did you start this sentence with 'No offence'. Just unbelievable stupidity

No offence but she was like one of the prettiest women I’ve ever seen anywhere, where did she go after the mid 2000s?

@mattvanswol You literally wrote Hamlet, stfu u Trump dick riding piece of shit

One year ago, I publicly came out in support of President Trump. I had absolutely no idea how severe the backlash would be. The Left tried to destroy everything good in my life. My job. My family. Our safety. We lost more friends than I ever could have imagined. Politics is so tribal, and it can be that way on BOTH the Left and Right. But something interesting I noticed... ...is that my Right-leaning friends were my friends even when I was liberal, and they stayed consistently my friends when I moved to the Right. My liberal friends, on the other hand, pretty much all abandoned us, except for a small few. There’s a specific kind of grief that comes from realizing people didn’t just disagree with you… ...they re-categorized you as "unsafe" Someone once told me that, in person. "We don't feel safe with you." Like you became a different species overnight. Like everything you’d ever done for them, every memory, every “I’ve got you!” suddenly didn’t count for anything at all.. The noise online is one thing, I've learned to tune almost all of the hate out. Even de*th threats rarely bother me now, as insane as that is. The hardest part... Watching my wife jump every time the camera notifications went off. Watching my kids live under a microscope they didn’t choose. Doing the math in my head about safety and work and whether I’d just completely destroyed the stability of our home because I spoke honestly. I didn’t feel brave. I felt sick, I felt like I did something wrong and was being punished for it. It still feels that way, a lot of the time... my wife and I are still shunned from many friend groups we once had. I think that's when I finally learned what "tribal" meant... a real willingness to punish, to exile, and make an example out of someone to "teach them a lesson." The funny thing is... my right-leaning friends didn’t “welcome me” when I changed, they just NEVER LEFT. We disagreed, for sure. But they never tried to take my livelihood, never tried to scare my family, and never tried to turn my kids into collateral damage. I think, especially in that way in particular, the Right does far, far better than the Left. There’s a difference between disagreement and dehumanization. There's a difference between: a) “I think you’re wrong” and b) “you’re dangerous, and your family deserves suffering.” That’s a social enforcement system, something I was inside of and didn't know I was in, until I broke out of it. There's a reason the Left does it... it works. …and that’s the irony, specifically on the Left A movement that prides itself on tolerance only applies it to people who already agree with them. And once you see that, you can’t unsee it. I think one year out... I'm still in a weird stage of grief. For the friendships we lost, the community we once had, the old way of life where we didn't have to think about safety very much at all, and where my kids didn't have to go through life inheriting the consequences of adults who they themselves couldn’t handle disagreement. But, even through all that... Life is better now than it was a year ago. We went to church for the first time ever, with our kids. We found a new community of friends. We got closer with the friends who stuck around. We got the chance to be wrong, and learn. We got room... to grow. Room to be imperfect. Room to disagree. Room to be wrong. It's not necessarily easier, but it has made life more clear, and I’d rather be condemned for my convictions than rewarded for my compliance. One year out... I do not regret supporting President Trump. I regret not supporting him sooner.

@MrRoflWaffles Kids are thicker than pigshit

have noticed people playing music out loud on their phones SO much more recently instead of using headphones, any idea why this is suddenly so common?

@darrentill2 You beat Cerrone. That's your only UFC achievement

Nate Diaz talks like he’s this world beater in the UFC He had 1 great win against Conor McGregor apart from that what’s he done. He’s never never been top 5, he lives off his brothers name who’s also a bum. Can someone tell me what Nate Diaz is and what has done. He’s just a stoned out bum who is slow and stiff. I swear he’s a proper mongoloide. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@avfcbreaking @PolitlcsUK Holy fuck did you..actually write all of this?

Be some drivel like: I want to take a moment this morning to update you on the situation in the Middle East, particularly the ongoing tensions involving Iran, and what that may mean for people here in the United Kingdom. Let me start by saying this. We are aware of the situation. We are monitoring it closely. And we are engaging with our international partners in a calm, measured, and responsible way. That is the right approach. But I also know that for many families, the immediate concern is not the detail of international developments. It is the very real, everyday pressure on the cost of living — particularly when it comes to fuel. We recognise that. People are seeing prices rise at the pump. They are seeing costs increase more broadly. And they are asking what it means for them and for their families. Those are entirely reasonable questions. Now, it is important to understand that these pressures are being driven by global factors. Movements in energy markets, supply chains, and wider instability all play a role. These are complex issues, and they do not lend themselves to simple or immediate solutions. We are keeping the situation under constant review. We are in regular discussions with industry, with international partners, and across government to ensure that we have a full picture of developments as they evolve. That work is ongoing. At this stage, there are no indications of immediate supply disruption in the United Kingdom. But I do appreciate that the pressures people are feeling are real. They are felt in household budgets, in businesses, and in communities across the country. We understand that. And it is right that we continue to listen, to assess, and to respond in a way that is proportionate and grounded in the evidence. So we will continue to monitor the situation. We will continue to engage. And we will continue to consider the appropriate steps as matters develop. In the meantime, I want to thank people for their patience and their understanding. We will keep you updated. Thank you.

🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer will address the nation this morning

@rebekkarnold U not got like, a job or something to do? Good use of your day here!

She found my twitter 😂

@rebekkarnold You sound crazily entitled and have basically written Hamlet to moan that you couldn't look out of a window. What am aimless, worthless life you must lead

Am I the arsehole? I booked and reserved a window seat on the train because I like to spend my train journeys looking out of the window and disassociating, a lady gets on at the next stop and sits in the unreserved seats in front of me…

@04gully Did you try muting the words 'Tommy Robinson' or did you instead quote tweet a related tweet and write his name? Maybe give my idea a go

Elons ruined my tl, didn’t hear or see a thing about this but couldn’t get away from Tommy Robinson’s gathering for a whole week on the TL.

@Staurolitic @THEREALPUNK Don't cal him a retard, that's too flattering. John Thomson is literally one of the dumbest animals to have ever been displaced for its home

@THEREALPUNK here’s the explanation in cinema form for you, retard.

Can anyone explain to me how the Barber/Grasso fight is counted as a KO?

@xMBGx Because all consoles are affected the same dumbass

So if Sony is pulling away from PC/mobile and going back to exclusive to exclusive games, this signals they are going back to the more traditional console model. But how is that supposed to work if the PS6 is $800-1000? That model relies on mass market appeal.

@_get2sammyb Nah, GTA6 but thanks for chiming in

Hardware sales will be in the toilet after this. What a depressing few years it's been.