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@DanFriedman81 @0xUnihax0r With the money he saved from not buying expensive furniture and not going to the dentist?

@0xUnihax0r I don’t understand it. How does the guy with the bad teeth in the room with the bare mattress and 200 Pepsi cans have $10,000 to give to Clavicular?

This scene is perfect. The two screen split in the middle gives the impression of a mirror. Modern Narcissus meeting his greatest fear. Everything is here. The awkward gestures. The flood of Pepsi revealing the character’s obsessive traits. The inability to form a word. Narcissus contemplates in awe what he could have been in a parallel reality, if not for the genetic lottery of life. It’s the moment he realised that this is the energy he feeds off.

@DFinehart I don’t see how it’s possible for Iran to be in a stronger strategic position with all their strategic deterrence destroyed.

@LionBlogosphere The same can be asked of the pro-war faction. If regime change doesn’t happen and the war results in Iran being in a stronger strategic position along with causing political damage in the US to both Republicans and Israel will they admit to being wrong about everything.

If regime change happens, will fakestream media like The NY Times apologize for being wrong about everything ?

@RichardHanania If you’re nice, he’ll get you a good deal on car insurance.

Caught an alligator lizard in my house today. I’m feeling really masculine, like a member of the “manosphere.”

@Degen_CPA Yeah I’d rather talk to AI.

i dont see how people with high IQs fit in with society. The game youre playing is dumbed down to talk about sports ball with your fat co-workers, there is no substance, no depth. the truly smart among us would want no part of this

@DavidM72520403 @davidharsanyi Actually, Al Jazeera turned against Iran because Qatar is pissed at being bombed.

@davidharsanyi Yes they do ABC, NBC, CNN,MSNBC,PBS,NPR,Aljazzera, Times, Washington Post, they have lots of friends and I'm sure I missed some

Can someone explain to me how we could be entering World War 3 when Iran doesn't have a single ally?

@davidharsanyi Indeed, even Qatar is pissed off at Iran.

@avidseries Hegseth has more charisma than JD.

Disappointed that this isn't a Hegseth landslide.

Which of these Republicans do you like the least?

@bluecatmooncat I never understood why this particular variety of tomato is sold with vines attached, but not any others.

Absolutely gorgeous tomatoes on vine from Lidl, $1.49/lb through this Tuesday. This is what pristine hydroponics can create!

@DmitriThaSheep Laughing about rape is no laughing matter.

@LionBlogosphere How does that help the left though? Cesar Chavez is guilty of being anti illegal immigration.

Can we go after Martin Luther King next? I hear that he watched while his friend raped a woman at a sex orgy, and he laughed about it.

@wyqtor You're right, that would have been even more undiplomatic. I stand corrected.

@LionBlogosphere He could have mentioned the two nukes...

I can't think of anything more undiplomatic that Trump could have said. Trump is a lot better at dealing with crappy third-world countries like Iran, but he is ruining our relationships with our allies and trading partners.,

@SidPolitics @michaeldweiss Trump has a consistent pattern for dealing with crappy third-world countries that works a lot better than the more elite policies of people like Obama, so I give him credit for that.

@michaeldweiss Trump does what he wants. Sometimes the results are debatably good, but whatever he does is entirely self-serving and aggrandizing. There's no philosophy or ideology that fits what he does into a pattern. Again, if you voted for him to do what you wanted done, you're a tool.

Christopher Caldwell's more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger essay in the Spectator on the "end of Trumpism" assumes there is such a thing as Trumpism that could be said to have had a beginning, much less an end. A collection raw impulses and grievances cocooned in a personality cult was evidently an ethos. I suppose it's easy for MAGA intellectuals to blame the "deep state" or a hyperactive foreign country or even a certain domestic ethnic group for this war, but this war is exactly the kind of thing Trump enjoys and (in the case of Iran) has been openly talking about for decades. Here is Caldwell: "The attack on Iran is so wildly inconsistent with the wishes of his own base..." What turning? What base? What consistency? The base is whatever Trump says it is, as Trump himself has pointed out, with polling to back him up on this question. MAGA’s approval of this war as of two days ago: "CNN’s Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten shared recent polling on MAGA’s approval of military action in Iran on Tuesday. An average of 89 percent approve of the war, while just 9 percent disapprove." The rest is podcast noise. The irony of the MAGA intellectuals professing that their movement has been hornswoggled and now lies in pieces on the floor is they were never truly part of any movement to begin with. They projected and fantasized, hoping to see coherence where there was none. And they only served the same function of those conniving Beltway swamp creatures they claimed to detest and whose comeuppance at the hands of an insurgent populist they saw as the principal reason for backing Trump in the first place. They articulated ideas and policies and actually believed these had any meaning for the mad king who thinks he brought peace to Albania and Azerbaijan, who is now negotiating with hardline communists in the Western Hemisphere as viable alternatives to democratic dissidents, and who just told a journalist, regarding Ireland's female president, "he's lucky to have me." Caldwell, Vance and the rest were indeed duped, but not by Trump. By their own blinkered sense of self-importance. #selection-1871.105-1871.182" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">archive.ph/ghNS2#selectio…

@SidPolitics @michaeldweiss 1960s Madison Avenue ad-man Darrin Stephens never cheated on his wife!

@michaeldweiss Trump is a character in a TV show. He's an anti-hero like Tony Soprano and Walter White. If you voted for him, you voted for another four-year-season of the show. If you're mad he isn't doing what you want, it's like being angry at Don Draper for having another affair.

A doorman on the UWS was beat up by a guy with a name that sounds Iranian-Jewish. Middle Eastern Jews obviously aren't as well-behaved as Ashkenazi Jews. Some of them are guido-like thugs. nypost.com/2026/03/18/us-…

NY Post finds more of Rama Duwaji's pro-terrorism social-media posts. nypost.com/2026/03/18/us-…

@elonmusk Feed full of clickbait posts with AI-generated images, or AI-generated text.

Algorithm is better today than 3 months ago?

@az_daniel_ @Colin_d_m But the Hohokam died off.

@Colin_d_m year round growing season extremely fertile soil four perennial rivers two rainy seasons warm winters w/o snow humans have lived in the salt river valley for 1000s of years. given the long history of human settlement in deserts, it’s the most obvious place for a city ever

Humans were never meant to live in Phoenix and it's an abomination that we built a city in that hellfire

Grumpy in an exasperated way with his wife. Abner Kravitz just wants to be left alone to read, do a crossword puzzle, watch TV, or practice playing the flute. But Gladys won't stop pestering him.

Bewitched S01E02: They move to a house in the 'burbs and we meet the nosy neighbor Gladys. The gag for the next 8 seasons is she sees some wacky supernatural stuff, she screams, but by the time her grumpy husband Abner gets off the couch and looks, the supernatural stuff is gone.