Scott Tod

@PGA 7 iron

Comment below what club you would use. ⬇️

@PGAChampionship 6iron

What club are you pulling from the bag from 187 yards? 🎯 #PGAChamp

Transformers on the road!

@FirearmFury Very little flinch on 7

@NUCLRGOLF 155

What distance do you hit your 7 iron? 🏌️

@fishvinsson Go Wings Go!

just saw this. nobody talk to me for the next 4-6 hours

Gr8 work by the officers who have been assigned to this effort. Throughout the past 3 months the @OPP_NER have stepped up and controlled the chaos of storms, traffic volume and careless commercial operators. Bravo Zulu to all!

@oldhockeycards Hair spray?

What is this helmet made of..?

@JRM58506966 Want a movie of his work!

Former Navy Seal and CIA Global Response Staff Operator Shawn Ryan in Afghanistan Shawn Ryan, a former Navy SEAL and CIA Global Response Staff Operator, served in Afghanistan as part of SEAL Teams 2 and 8. His deployment included combat operations in the War in Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. Ryan's service was marked by his dedication to the mission and his role in the Global Response Staff, which was involved in high-stakes national security tasks. His experiences in Afghanistan were part of a broader career that spanned multiple combat zones and involved extensive training and deployment. Ryan's journey from the battlefield to becoming a podcaster and media figure showcases his resilience and the impact he has had on the military community and beyond.

A great police leader!

@CurlingCanada So the comment about "watch the video" was fabricated support to the allegation?

Yesterday’s men’s curling match between Team Canada and Team Sweden in Cortina was highly competitive, showcasing the passion and commitment of both teams. During the game, officials were called to the field of play and closely monitored for any release rule infractions, including those involving touching the granite following a complaint by Team Sweden. After three ends of careful observation, no hogline violations or stone retouches were found by the officials. World Curling’s statement on the matter can be found here: worldcurling.org/2026/02/statem… The Canadian men’s team also received a verbal warning for language used during the game which we are aware of and supportive. We want to reaffirm that Curling Canada fully supports fair play, respect and sportsmanship, values that are fundamental to our sport. We appreciate the support and enthusiasm of curling fans everywhere, and we look forward to continuing to cheer on and support our Canadian teams in Cortina on their journey.

Not built as of today. Just a plan on paper. Otherwise C5, C17, C130

By the look of the trees in the backgroubd and the beaded work on the officers mitts and boots; possibly Moosonee OPP! I remember the Bombardier in Moosonee.

@Mishi_2210 36

Answer without Ai Let's try and win $1000

All for opening the market to foreign airlines! This is shameful to the customers who save and plan for trips with their families. Bring on Southwest airlines.

@archeohistories This is an incredible story of a very skilled and courageous man. I always read about his bravery whenever the occasion presents. His ethical commitment to duty was exceptional. How do we find this today in our leaders?

Rick Rescorla, who saved all but 6 of his 2700 employees during the 9/11 attacks by directing people down the stairs using a bullhorn and encouraging them by singing Cornish songs.... Rescorla was the Director of Security for Morgan Stanley in the South Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. A retired U.S. Army officer who had fought in Vietnam, Rescorla was known for his meticulous attention to safety. In the years prior to 9/11, he had repeatedly warned that the towers were vulnerable to attack, particularly by aircraft. His insistence on preparedness led him to run frequent evacuation drills, sometimes frustrating employees but ensuring they knew exactly what to do in an emergency. When American Airlines Flight 11 struck the North Tower at 8:46 a.m., Port Authority officials advised workers in the South Tower to remain at their desks. Rescorla ignored those instructions. Grabbing his bullhorn, walkie-talkie, and cell phone, he immediately began leading Morgan Stanley’s 2,700 employees out of the building. Calm and authoritative, he directed people into the stairwells, urging them to stay composed. To keep spirits steady, he sang traditional Cornish songs from his childhood, including “Men of Harlech.” Survivors later recalled that his singing provided a sense of calm in the chaos. Thanks to his leadership, nearly every Morgan Stanley employee made it out alive. Tragically, Rescorla himself did not survive. After ensuring thousands were safe, he returned to the building to search for stragglers and was last seen heading upward shortly before the tower collapsed at 9:59 a.m. Rescorla’s actions are credited with saving over 2,700 lives. Today, he is remembered as one of the great civilian heroes of 9/11, embodying courage, preparation, and selflessness. © Reddit #archaeohistories

@Rainmaker1973 Gold

What are you buying?

@trekeitheon Island green on Par 3. 135 to 145yds

If I’m building a golf course today, these are the 5 non negotiables. 1. No residential housing 2. No carts 3. Club house between first nine and second nine 4. At least one Turtle back and one bowl green 5. At least one drivable par 4 What am I missing?

@oldhockeycards The wizard....Ozzy!

Who is this goalie..?