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@Freyy_is What if you don’t have all the ingredients for whatever you pick?

we got tired of asking “what should we eat tonight?” so we wrote all our favorite dinners on slips of paper and put them in a jar. every week we draw from it. dinner lottery.

@MCxinnovation *H.E.Holmes station.

@Sela2941 I really hope yall post these videos knowing everyone can tell they’re fake.

Prank with boyfriend..😂

@atrupar Alternate facts 😄

RFK Jr: "President Trump has a different way of calculating percentages. If you have a $600 drug and you reduce it to $10, that's a 600% reduction."

This is horrendous.

Trump is on a historic losing streak around the United States and the world. He just can’t stop losing.

@DannyDrinksWine I love this movie, lol. It’s so bad that it’s good. Cult favorite!

Paul Verhoeven on how the failure of 'Showgirls' (1995) affected his career & why he thinks a movie like 'Showgirls' can't be made anymore in Hollywood: "One of the most interesting, or the most terrible, and the most fascinating things to happen with 'Showgirls' (1995) was the reaction to it. I had not at all expected that I would be brutalized by the critics. Critics would say, “I had to leave the theater” because they had to throw up, it was so dirty, decadent — whatever description they gave it. That was astonishing to me. The feeling of total amazement that the film was received with an absolute full spectrum of animosity will never disappear. When my movie 'Spetters' (1980) was released in Holland in 1980, there was a similar reaction. But the big difference was that that movie had a very big audience. Here, all the reviews were terrible, but people didn’t want to see it either. The backlash, and the consequences for me in the Hollywood industry, are certainly not something I will forget. After 'Showgirls', nobody trusted me anymore, other than with the movies that had been working very well, which was the science-fiction stuff. I started with 'RoboCop' (1987) and 'Total Recall' (1990), but I tried to get away from science fiction. Then all the doors that were opened for me were all closed by 'Showgirls'. It made life more one-dimensional as to what I was able to do. That’s why I decided to go back to myself again with something like [WWII movie] 'Black Book' in 2006. I don’t think that it’s a movie that could ever be made anymore. Ever. Because n*d!ty is more taboo than ever in the United States. You see these movies and the s€x scenes are reduced to a couple of dissolves where you see a hand on a back, but there are really no s€x scenes in American movies anymore. There are exceptions, of course. But not many. Yet, 20 years later we’re still talking about the movie. You never see anything like it anymore, something so outrageous but very well filmed: the lighting, the sound effects, everything. There’s a lot of n*d!ty; but it’s not exploitative. It’s not a p0rn0 movie. I think the n*d!ty in 'Showgirls' is not done in what you would call a “dirty” way. For me, the female body is extremely inspiring and beautiful. When I was in high school in Holland, my art teacher said: "The breast of a woman is the most beautiful thing in the world." I never forgot that, and I’ve always felt that way. When I think of the movie, I see all these brilliant colors and of these beautiful movements — of the body and of the camera — and what stands out for me is the elegance. That sounds strange to people when I say this is a very elegant movie, but I think it is. It’s probably the most elegant movie I’ve ever done." ("‘Showgirls’: Paul Verhoeven on the Greatest Stripper Movie Ever Made", Jennifer Wood, Rolling Stone, 2015)

@ClutchPoints @Krisplashed Ummm they do know he’s not with the Hawks anymore, right??

The "F*ck Trae Young" chants have come out early at MSG for Game 2 of Hawks-Knicks 🗣 (via @Krisplashed)

@MarcoFoster_ RFK did what now???

Seth Meyers reminds us how batshit crazy the last 3 weeks have been: Trump fired AG Pam Bondi. He posted a meme of himself as Jesus then said he thought it was a meme of himself as a doctor. He said the Pope is weak on crime. A MAGA podcaster said Trump is under demonic influence. Pete Hegseth read a fake bible verse from Pulp Fiction. Kash Patel thought he was fired because he got locked out of his computer. A FEMA official claims he once teleported to a Waffle House. Lindsey Graham was seen at Disney World by himself. RFK Jr. cut off a dead raccoon’s penis on the side of the road. Kristi Noem’s husband has giant fake balloon boobs.

@TheChiefJS @JamesTate121 Are the results in the room with us? 🙄

@JamesTate121 How do you know if a politician is lying? His lips are moving. I don't give a sh!t how he answers questions, I want results, and that is exactly what he is delivering.

I cannot unsee this. I've been watching Trump answer questions for years. The confidence. The certainty. The way he shuts down a room. I genuinely thought he was one of the sharpest communicators alive. Then one day I caught myself finishing his sentence before he said it. Not guessing. Knowing. Word for word. Before he said it. So I pulled the transcripts. Press conferences. Interviews. Sprays. Egg prices. Greenland. January 6th. Military strikes. Different years. Different reporters. Completely different topics. Same thing every time. Every single time Trump is asked a question — any question — he runs the exact same 7 steps. In the exact same order. Without exception. This is not personality. This is not confidence. This is not charisma. This is a deliberate repeatable formula. And I can prove it. His actual words. Public record. Verify every single one yourself. 📷 STEP 1 — KILL THE QUESTION (First thing every time — make the question itself the problem.) 📷 "That's a stupid question." / "Fake news." 📷 STEP 2 — KILL WHO ASKED IT (Destroy the source so the question has nowhere to stand.) 📷 "Your ratings are terrible. Nobody watches your network." 📷 STEP 3 — INSERT HIMSELF (Every topic. Every time. Without fail. It always lands here.) 📷 "Nobody has ever done what I've done." 📷 STEP 4 — SCALE IT TO THE BIGGEST CLAIM POSSIBLE (Not good. Not great. The greatest. Ever. In history. Every single time.) 📷 "More than any administration — by far." / "Nobody has ever had crowds like I've had — in history, for any country." 📷 STEP 5 — UNNAMED PEOPLE AGREE (Faceless. Countless. Unverifiable. Always there.) 📷 "Smart people are saying it. Great people. A lot of people." 📷 STEP 6 — VAGUE THREAT (Something bad will happen. Never specified. Always implied.) 📷 "All hell will break out." / "They know it. Believe me." 📷 STEP 7 — LOOP BACK TO HIMSELF (Different words. Same destination. Formula complete.) 📷 "It's been an amazing period of time. Page after page of accomplishments." The question was never answered. The formula just ran. Go back and watch any clip. Any year. Any topic. Any reporter. Count the steps. I'll wait. This is the part nobody wants to sit with: Real conviction engages with the actual question. It sometimes stumbles. Sometimes says I don't know. It changes shape based on what's in front of it. A formula runs the same 7 steps whether the topic is war or egg prices. Which means the response was never built for the question. It was built for you. To feel powerful. To feel certain. To stop you from noticing that nothing was actually answered. And it worked. For years it worked. Pull any transcript. Public record. Count the steps yourself. This isn't about politics. This is about what you were never supposed to notice. I've found the same deliberate pattern running in another major figure in this administration. Different slots. Same principle. Same effect. Next post I break it down. Follow or miss it. VIA~~ Jamie Hoo

@historicworld1 Anime took over everything.

Why did they ever stop making cartoons like this 😛🎬

@EcomjohnJohnny @TheStingisBack Me too!!

@TheStingisBack I still do the waving of my arms side to side, snap my fingers and walk away. Those who know , know.

Soap (1977) aired its final episode OTD in 1981. Cancelled without warning, these cliffhangers remain unresolved: Jodie thought he was 90, Chester was about to shoot his wife, Burt was about to die, and Jessica faced a firing squad. It was never meant to end like this.

@MrMiller007_ Love this movie SO much.

Just watched TOY SOLDIERS for the first time. This has got to be the biggest example of "you're not that guy" moment.

When a OneDrive memory notification pops up on your screen while you are presenting in a meeting, and it’s a nude mirror selfie 😳😳

@livingthroughJ I just got some cool sandals from them 🤷🏽‍♂️

ASOS clothes are so tacky now. what the fuck happened?!

@bluewmist I just really wanna look good nekkid.

People who exercise even when they don't feel like it, what's your trick?

@HorrorCarnival Love this movie. Freaked me tf out as a kid but I still loved it. Those hands coming out from under the bed…still makes me shudder!

In THE GATE (1987), every effect you see is practical. The transformation of the corpse into swarming miniature creatures was brought to life through a mix of forced perspective, stop-motion animation, performers in creature suits, and expertly crafted editing.

@Nithya_Shrii Every year. No way I want to be stuck in my office on my birthday 😬

Adults over 30, do you take off work for your birthday , or do you think it’s childish?

@RealMamaEagle I’ve done it for a deliver I was excited about, lol.

It’s called “personal time off” for a reason. Take off for whatever you want. I’ve done it for video game releases that I looked forward to. 🤷🏾‍♀️

@Pixie1z Wayne, NJ.

Where in the US would you refuse to live even if the rent was free?