Newton Nole

@bf_flyer @LordGrimdark My entry into the genre and one of my favorite worlds ever. I devoured the following novels. Thank you !

@LordGrimdark The most overrated fantasy book ever

The Blade Itself was published 20 years ago today...

@WarMachineRR I commute 150 miles round trip a day to work. Let's wrap up.this Iran thing.

TRUMP: “Good financial numbers, very low inflation, we brought costs way down, and the numbers were surprising, except to me, they were not surprising. So the inflation numbers are way down, and we have [the economy] back on track.”

Serious question… is that more matte or semi-gloss?

@HappyMotorhead Nice!

~ Cool or Not? Honda CB350, heavily modified into a scrambler

@nypost They all did.

Navy Seal who killed bin Laden 15 years ago today recalls the mission and the 9/11 motivation: 'I just shot that f-ker in the face' trib.al/zsPwg6d

@kag_kraken1776 Common with weight loss

If only there were signs…

@Mericamemed Smarter not harder

Now do 3 miles of it

@NISE_STEM Trying to email your support to ask about PO purchasing and I get this bounceback.

@brockpierson 10/10

Contra on the NES. An absolute classic.

@ProsecutorsPod Another reason I like you. Law is law.

I'd like to know what person saw this and thought, "Oh my God. Comey is going to kill the president!" Like if the Secret Service saw him after this do they just shoot him on sight? Should I be concerned about including this photo? Am I going to be indicted as an accomplice?

What do you think existed before the Big Bang?

@TodayinHistory We should all be on nuclear.

The Chernobyl nuclear disaster happened 40 years ago today.

@datchuguyy Like Rocky 5, this movie doesn't exist. Dont try this AI slop on us!!!

One of the worst movie special effects "Superman IV (1987) "statue of liberty scene"

@MidwayUSA It had been a minute since I had purchased from Midway, and I also.was charged shipping insurance despite not selecting it. Sad... Just sad.

@LordGrimdark @torbooks Never the south east 🥺

US paperback of The Devils from ⁦@torbooks⁩. You can get one signed when I’m on tour in the states next week…

@malachimaxeyusa Magic color change

🔥🚨: Ukrainian blacksmith drops footage of the knives he’s forging and selling… these things slice through thick metal sheets like butter and bend like rubber without snapping. Unreal craftsmanship

@7tingxxss Don't forget "Trinity is Still My Name " as well

MY NAME IS NOBODY (1973)🔥

@GlitchedDeals They meant "Crock"

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@GlitchedDeals Having owned two of those, its still $15 overpriced!

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@ProsecutorsPod I prefer it as is. It makes plenty of profound sense to me.

Want a piece of evidence proving we landed on the moon people rarely mention? Neil Armstrong flubbed the most famous line in history. He said, "One small step for man. One giant leap for mankind." Have you ever thought, that doesn't really make sense? Well it doesn't. The line was supposed to be "One small step for a man. One giant leap for mankind." But Armstrong flubbed it. If you listen, you can hear him hesitate just a bit, as if he realizes he missed a word. NASA would later claim that the "a" was lost in transmission noise--an actual example of an attempted moon cover-up. Armstrong always believed he said it, arguing that maybe he just kinda mumbled the a, but the tape doesn't lie. No big deal, but can you imagine a man like Stanley Kubrick, long rumored to have filmed the landings, a man so obsessive he literally had actors threaten to murder him over the number of retakes they were forced to endure, just letting that pass? No way. If he'd played the tape back and not heard the "a," they'd reshoot for days. It might not be as convincing as the literal tons of moon rocks we brought back, the laser reflectors we left up there, or the fact we went back multiple times--including the made for Hollywood near disaster with Apollo 13--but I feel pretty confident that if we'd faked it, NASA would have at least got the most important line right.