Justin Kelly

@TheCinesthetic Butchering his name into a dumb joke ruined it for me.

Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) keeps getting dismissed over a thirty-second origin gag, while the rest of the film just moves. Train heist, Donald Glover locking into Lando & a crew dynamic that actually clicks. It never really got judged on what it is.

@MajorFoe @TheNorfolkLion Must’ve tried jumping the gate after someone. No one’s going to let him live this down.

@TheNorfolkLion 🤣 Also UK police:

This guy had his bike stolen and traced it down to a house. The bike’s been there for over 12 hours, but listen to how the police acted and the attitude! They say they can’t do anything because the back gate is open and there’s no other evidence. He then argues with the man, who clearly just wants justice for his stolen bike. The British police are an absolute joke.

@ursRockrider @TTGames Something Marvel would happen first, I’d imagine.

Which one @TTGames gotta do next?

@OliLondonTV Wonder if Disney will let this slide.

Singer Kelis shows off her black ‘Toy Story’ Woody doll. “We took a lot of time to make sure all the details were right.” Toy company ‘Make it Brown’ says it turns toys black so the black community can feel “represented & included.”

@MattWalshBlog It was off putting the second they made her a drunk with a dog who barely listens and openly peed in the trailer. I really wish modern directors would stop feeling the need to show bodily waste being expelled in their shows and movies.

What is the audience for “Supergirl” exactly? My sons like superheroes but they want to see Superman, not a girl. My daughters dont really care about superheroes generally. So who’s watching this slop? Seems specially designed to appeal to no one.

@Serenitee_Sam I’ve now worked the front desk at two hotel chains and I’ve come to the conclusion to never book third party. Too much middlemen, even if you supposedly can get a cheaper rate.

It’s a masterclass in modern corporate compliance: a third-party booking system makes a glaring mistake, but the system doesn’t care about nuance. It only cares about data. ​The hotel is fully booked. A father is processing the reality that a family of four is expected to share a single king bed, despite a phone screen proving they reserved otherwise. The employee is stuck inside a procedural loop, holding a printout from a third-party site like it’s a legal shield, unable to offer anything but an ultimatum: take it or leave. ​Then comes the breaking point. A bystander attempts to step in to apply basic human logic, but logic has no jurisdiction here. High stress leads to bad tempers, respect goes out the window, and the reservation is canceled altogether. ​This is the state of hospitality in a fully automated world. Frontline workers are trapped with no actual power to problem-solve, customers are entirely on their own when technology fails, and third-party sites hide behind fine print while people sleep in their cars. ​Who is actually at fault when the system breaks like this? Is it the customer for losing their cool, the employee for refusing to budge, or the broken corporate infrastructure that forced them into this standoff?

@omoelerinjare1 Why does the voice sound like Carlos Casagrande? 😂

In Atlanta, a lawn care crew found a disabled veteran’s home buried under 2 feet of weeds. His HOA had been fining him $50 daily for the unkempt yard. The team offered to mow and clean the entire property for free. As they worked, the HOA president called police, claiming the volunteers needed a vendor permit and were trespassing. Officers arrived, heard the full story, told the HOA to stand down, and let the crew finish. The yard was fully transformed — a clear win for kindness over bureaucracy.

@tedcruz I was mostly indifferent to Massie being a ‘maverick’ but frankly he hasn’t been much help to Republicans and he’s just blaming everything that upsets him on Israel, so good riddance!

I wish he hadn’t said this.

@StarWarsDaily_ I didn’t mind it outside of them butchering Han’s last name by making it a stupid joke.

OPINION: The Han Solo movie was very well done and I would love to see a sequel in some form. What do you think?

@TaraBull Worked at BK and Domino’s. If you ate all the food and then came back claiming it was bad and want a full refund, that wouldn’t fly. You need the food and receipt. Getting store credit as an option was this employee being too nice.

Woman keeps her composure as two customers try to get a refund for food they already ate. When offered store credit they get infuriated, telling the Domino's employee that she's being unprofessional Isn't it common sense to bring the item if you expect a refund?

@unlimited_ls Cops in blue states are going to be leaving for red states if this kind of thing keeps happening.

🚨JUST IN: Connecticut city divided after police officer was charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of a “suicidal man” who was armed with a knife Former Hartford officer Joseph Magnano, 23, was charged with first-degree manslaughter in the February shooting death of Steven Jones, 55 Investigators concluded Magnano failed to de-escalate the situation and did not make a reasonable attempt to use non-lethal force before opening fire Officials also said Jones did not pose an immediate threat to bystanders and that the officer had enough space to back away Jones’ sister had called 911 after reporting he had cut himself with a large knife and was suicidal Multiple officers responded and found him outside his apartment holding the weapon The police union says the arrest hurts morale in a department already short 150 officers 'This is a nail in the coffin. I do not know how you're going to get police officers to come to the city now,' Rutkauski

@DailyLoud That’s a dumb take by the school.

A Hawaiian family says school officials made a graduating student cry after refusing to let her wear a traditional Hawaiian lei during graduation, while other students were reportedly allowed to wear cross necklaces around their necks 👀

@DiscussingFilm And that’s the critic score.

‘THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU’ debuts at 58% on Rotten Tomatoes. • First Star Wars movie in 7 years. Read our review: bit.ly/MandoDF

@DefiantLs State with putting a fence around the yard. Next, start advocating to change the law in Oregon.

"You're saying in the state of Oregon, someone can walk up to your two-year-old kid completely bare naked and that's not a crime?" "Correct"

@Serenitee_Sam Frankly, I think @WhiteHouse and @realDonaldTrump should look into federal legislation regarding cutting back on what HOAs can do.

Imagine looking at a vital accessibility ramp for a child and thinking, "But how does this affect my property value?" Disgusting doesn't even begin to cover it. ​This family has been fostering a 11-year-old boy named Ty since January 2015 whohas cerebral palsy, is both deaf and blind, and weighs 75 pounds. Before having a permanent solution, the family had to use temporary car ramps to help him navigate getting in and out of the house in his wheelchair, which was difficult and unsafe. ​To help alleviate this issue, a local church volunteer group stepped in to build a large, wooden handicap ramp at the front entrance of their home. ​ ​Within hours of the ramp's completion, the family began receiving numerous complaints from their Homeowners Association, Mill Creek Grande. Around 24 hours later, the HOA requested that the ramp be completely removed, stating that it violated their neighborhood guidelines. ​The HOA proposed alternative solutions: ​Remove the ramp entirely. ​Relocate the ramp inside the garage. ​The family explained that relocating the ramp to the garage was impossible because they run independent businesses out of their home and do not have the required square footage available inside the garage to accommodate a ramp of that size. ​The HOA revised their stance and requested that the family heavily landscape around the ramp to completely screen it and block it from the view of the surrounding neighborhood. ​Frustrated by the HOA's lack of empathy and strict micro-management, the family decided to try and move. However, they faced another hurdle—the HOA placed a lien on their home due to an unrelated violation regarding the lack of a brick mailbox. Although the family built the brick mailbox to remedy the issue, the HOA had not yet removed the lien from the property, complicating their ability to sell the home. ​While the HOA board—led at the time by president Don Payne—argued that the Copleys violated neighborhood bylaws by installing the structure without prior architectural approval, their demands sat on incredibly thin legal ice. Under the federal Fair Housing Act (FHA), HOAs are legally required to allow "reasonable modifications" for residents with disabilities. Dictating that a vital handicap ramp must be hidden by heavy landscaping simply because the board deems it an "eyesore" is widely considered a violation of federal housing protections. ​Following local news coverage by the Kansas City Star and subsequent national attention, the Mill Creek Grande HOA faced massive public backlash for its lack of empathy. The condescending emails from the board president—who infamously lectured the couple on "building up ill will" and criticized them for "choosing to invite a child into their home that would require a ramp"—completely backfired. Under pressure from public scrutiny and the clear threat of federal housing discrimination violations, the HOA stopped aggressively pursuing the immediate removal of the ramp. ​The Copleys had already expressed a strong desire to leave the neighborhood due to what they described as years of targeted micro-management and petty citations (ranging from weeds to a temporary kiddie pool). Once the dispute over the brick mailbox and the resulting property lien were resolved, the family was ultimately able to move away from the subdivision to a home better suited for their large family and Ty's long-term accessibility needs.

@Wigglezngigglez Yogos….I genuinely forgot these existed.

Do you ever just crave something that doesn’t exist anymore?

@VirtudMental My town has a dog park. I brought my dogs there once. They’re small and nearly got trampled. I don’t bring them there anymore.

Si no puedes controlar a tu perro, PÓNLO en una correa... Los dueños de mascotas irresponsables son lo peor.

@GlobalBoxOffice How do people see the dislikes if YouTube removed the number?

THE ODYSSEY official trailer on YT has now become the most disliked movie trailer in Christopher Nolan career.

@TheEXECUTlONER_ I don’t care, if there’s a bunch of cars and I can’t safely turn on a blinking yellow light, I’m staying behind the white line.

This man finds it extremely aggravating when you are in a left hand turn lane and the car in front stops at the white line. He says you pull into the middle of the intersection and take control of the intersection and wait there. If oncoming traffic doesn’t let up, you turn as the light is about to turn red and oncoming traffic stops. Many said that defensive driving classes tell you to stay behind the white line until you can make a turn and have a safe exit and this causes accidents. He says that any CDL class will tell you to take control of the intersection and pull up to the middle of it, that way everyone isn’t waiting three rotations to get through the light. What do you do? How do you drive? Do you stay behind the white line or do you pull into the intersection?

@HistorianUSA1 My kid would get ice cream.

MOM DROPS TRUTH BOMB: Her 14yo son SUSPENDED for the REST OF THE SCHOOL YEAR after getting PUSHED + PUNCHED in the face (bloody nose) by another kid. He defended himself — slammed the bully & used his jiu-jitsu. School: “Zero tolerance.” Mom: “We’re NOT raising snowflakes. If someone puts hands on you, you have FULL permission to knock them the f*ck out.” Polk County, GA — is this your policy?Punish the defender, protect the aggressor? Parents — be honest: Was her son RIGHT to fight back? Or should he have just taken the abuse like a “good boy”? What would YOU do if YOUR kid got suspended for defending himself?