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@BobGolen Fuck you.

My dad and my grandfather never made it to my age. They both died of strokes. I've never had a stroke. I attribute that to modern medicine (Lipitor). Anyway, fuck MAHA, RFK Jr. and trump.

@Oceanbreeze473 Better than great movie!

This was a great movie.

@otokyo__ Please do.

And we'll welcome them with open arms and a list with addresses.

@DrPopCultureUSA Zulu.

Can you identify this film?

@FeifanZ It’s not.

SF might just be the most beautiful place on earth

@tkohl Fine with me.

@elchicanomarine When you don’t get a nuclear bomb dropped on your head.

Gas in North Phoenix today at over five dollars a gallon. How do I thank Donald Trump for this?

@DrGuitar My 12 year old sister can play it.

One time I was learning Summer Nights by Van Halen. Ya know. I’m learning it. It’s pretty crazy in standard tuning. Then I see him play it live. Oh, he has a special guitar for that song. Can’t wait for everyone to tell me I’m wrong and how super easy it is.

@RockFeedNet What a tool. He’ll never work with Alex again because Alex said he’ll never work with Hagar again. He’s not happy unless the spotlights on him. He’s worse than DLR.

Sammy Hagar publicly addressed Alex Van Halen for not acknowledging the 40th anniversary of “5150,” their first No. 1 album together. Hagar wrote on social media: “Celebrating 40 Years of 5150! This record stands the test of time… You would think Alex Van Halen would post something about this anniversary of our first number one?” The tension between the two has escalated throughout 2026, with Hagar saying he’ll “never” work with Alex again and comparing their feud to the long‑running Gilmour/Waters split. 📸 - AXSTV & LiveTalksLA

@LesPurves It’s a 10.

I went back and listened to Boston’s debut again. Yes it has extremely polished production and there are definitely a few amazing songs but I feel like those highs have kind of carried the album’s reputation. As a whole, I don’t hear a 10/10. What’s your thoughts?

@MustangMan_TX This shirt’s all over the internet, but none I’ve found have the dimmer switch! 😡

Not everyone can identify all four pedals or switches, can you?

Repost this if Merle Haggard is on your Top 5 of all-time Country artists. #KingMerle

@tkohl Unnatural!

Party time

@seanonolennon You’re seeing it now.

Since WWII are there any examples of America successfully bombing a country into democracy?

@DrJayRichards @YouTube Ha ha!! I was there.

I was today years' old when I finally looked up this Lynyrd Skynyrd video to figure out exactly what they were doing with the guitars: Freebird - 7/2/1977 - Oakland Coliseum Stadium (youtu.be/QxIWDmmqZzY?si… via @YouTube

@StephenKing That’s because you’ve never tried sex.

Nothing is much better than a cup of hot coffee or tea on a cold night, and an entertaining novel to read.

@bob_robertnash Marketed? They were TRUE superheroes!

In 1977, KISS was not just metaphorically larger-than-life—they were literally marketed as superheroes. #70sKISS

@donatelli2026 Shit on the sidewalk?

I've lived in 5 countries, lived in 10 different cities and travelled to 30+ countries I can tell you for a FACT that San Francisco has something that no other city have

@ericswalwell Arrogant prick.

The greatest state in the world.

@CelluloidEchoes For sure. Saw it just last year. What a way to end a movie!

@DingBell5 And it's still very moving, isn't it?

The final number in Gold Diggers of 1933, Remember My Forgotten Man, completely took me by surprise. After a film filled with humour, romance, and dazzling choreography, it suddenly shifts into something much darker and more haunting. What makes it so powerful is how directly it speaks to the realities of the Great Depression, but somehow the message still feels uncomfortably relevant today. It’s not just a finale; it’s a quiet but devastating act of remembrance: #HollywoodMusical