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@mrguy289_ The red building is a barn located on a farm in rural Kentucky.

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@captainpisslord Anything good in there?

Marketplace trip

@AnalyticaCamil1 The country has exactly one highway!

The Sultan of Brunei spends a cartoonish amount of his country’s oil revenue (state-owned oil infrastructure IIRC) on the largest supercar collection in the world. Reader, it’s a largely jungle country with to my knowledge, no race tracks (not even on the grounds of the Royal Palace), and their income disparity rates look something like this.

@timecaptales Harold Bloom's opinions are famously useless, for example he said of David Foster Wallace "he can't think, he can't write". This should tell you all you need to know about Bloom.

In the summer of 2000, as the Harry Potter series was quickly becoming a global sensation, legendary Yale critic Harold Bloom gave one of his most unpopular takes, calling 35 million readers wrong

@Oceanbreeze473 This image is AI slop

Most guys today don’t know how to change a flat tire.

@Octavius_Troy @TxS_Gaming @interesting_aIl These are Hulett's unloaders

@TxS_Gaming @interesting_aIl Name or location of those beasties?

Not a single man skipped this video

@JagexSponge Could you either confirm or deny there's a Lil' Tuzzy threshold now? reddit.com/r/runescape/co…

@archpng This is not Art Deco

This isn’t a sci-fi set—it’s the Art Deco control room of the Kelenföld Power Plant in Budapest. Built for an age when electricity felt almost magical, the plant opened in 1914, and its iconic control room—lined with curved green metal panels, analog gauges, and an oval stained-glass skylight—became its “cathedral to power.” The station was shut down in 2005, leaving this room as a haunting time capsule of knobs, dials, and human-scale engineering—long before touchscreens ran the world.

@KrownCityKing Is this the nose cone of F-BVFD?

Not gonna lie…every single time I drive down Ward Parkway in Kansas City, I look for, and wonder about what the backstory behind, the nose cone of a Concord displayed in a gazebo is…

@JeremyClarkson "I Know You Got Soul" once again.

Deborah Ross in today’s Times. Lovely piece and I bet lots of people will empathise. I do.

@freddiecamp It's best not to look at welds in Italian cars older than 15, 20 years. You won't like what you see😆

Ferrari chassis welds are on a whole new level. Looks like it’s been welded with a tube of toothpaste by a 3 year old. This was actually on display at the Ferrari museum in Maranello. 🤦🏻‍♂️😬

@Jagex_Mark Hell yeah, I'm one of the RuneScape Reddit mods, we just wanted to make sure nobody's impersonating you. Cheers!

@Five_xtra yeah it is, I made the account yesterday to share the news. Yes, I know its not the one is used for an AMA many years ago, id forgotten about that and frankly didnt have any means to recover it even if I had remembered.

@Jagex_Mark Hey, is MarkOgilvieOg on Reddit your account? Just wanna confirm it's you. Thank you so much!

@DAMendelsohnNYC @nytimes This "solecism" is perfectly understandable to a reader. English language will be bent into whatever shape is required. It deserves no respect, it's just a simple tool for international communication.

“Prefer…than”: a brave new solecism from the copy editor-less ⁦@nytimes⁩

@choppingwoodpod envelop

"You should be inside of a film when you go into a theater. It should surround you, envelope you, so you can live inside a dream." -- David Lynch

@JagexRamen Looking back, let's say Amascut hit 1 out of these 4. Shame.

@JagexRamen Very clear and obvious attack telegraphing. A boss that can be done on 120ms ping that half of your playerbase plays on. Respecting defensive abilities instead of cheating and ignoring the player's resources. A drop system with intelligent bad luck protection.

Gamejam is now over. It's time to lock in on the Amascut project. What are you hoping to see?

@RjNol So many dumb motherfuckers in these comments with no knowledge about ancient Egypt at all.

These statues were carved from a single solid block of diorite, whose hardness is between 6 and 7 on the Mohs scale. How? Hammer and chisel? Another point... What are they holding, some kind of technology? And where did those little hands on the pharaoh's arms come from?

@desert_canto @sovietsoleri That's not a sniper's view, I'll tell you that much. It's from an excellent 1974 film titled "The Conversation", highly recommended.

@sovietsoleri literally us (i'm the sniper)

This is how it feels expressing anything slightly romantic in public

@Anc_Aesthetics Academy Award for best picture is not to be taken seriously since "Crash" and possibly earlier.

@zedonarrival Even the number of passengers is accurate (just joking, I love Amtrak)

on amtrak enjoying the fall foliage of the u.s. northeast corridor during golden hour