Paula Scanlan

okay, but is anyone going to apologize for forcing us to undress with him 18 times a week? 🤔

it was a bad day for the mormons

I guess byu decided to self eliminate in solidarity with taylor frankie paul

this one 🤣🤣

@sportsfan3314 that’s the number one reason for sure😅

@PaulaYScanlan Or are you not rooting for them because they made you undress in front of a man?

how do I explain to people that my school is very much playing in march madness but I’m not rooting for them because it will break my bracket

more importantly, I’m not rooting for the same athletic department that supported putting a man on my team and in my locker room but that’s a different conversation 😬

@Neil_McNeil can’t wait to watch this season!!!!

Excited to finally announce my new job as the Social Media Manager for the upcoming new season of The Bachelorette! Wish me luck on my first day!

@chrissyclark_ honestly

I don't understand how as a nation we agree that Taylor Frankie Paul can't be The Bachelorette, but we can't agree to get rid of illegal pedos roaming our streets...

you know taylor frankie paul is BAD news when conservative and liberal creators are all saying the same thing 😬

@mattvanswol @Grummz I had never once looked at this before and here are the first lists that pop up when I checked…

@Grummz A huge function of lists at this point are Leftists creating lists of conservative accounts to harass or worse. For example, here is a list I am CURRENTLY on, which the account says “I Want Kirk You” I am on hundreds of lists like this.

X lists should be deleted. 90% of lists are used to target conservatives and harass them and track them. They serve no other useful purpose. There is not even an option to opt off lists, and there are so many that doing it one by one is impossible.

if you’re having a bad day just know that the disney ceo started YESTERDAY

The Siena roster

@ashleyhollis_ right? I kinda feel bad

Imagine leaving your job as one of these men on the bachelorette and your season doesn’t even get aired. You don’t get any followers, can’t launch a career or nothing 😭

@Grizzwold yes, two games. Last year, I broke on the first game (I’m pretty sure) so some improvement

@PaulaYScanlan You made it through 2 games!

my bracket is no longer perfect, was fun while it lasted yall

duke fans rn

even if duke comes back from this, this is still so embarrassing for a number one overall seed (unacceptable imo)

If a #1 seed falls 10 points behind any school that runs a polling institute at any point in the game (Siena, Quinnipiac, Marist) they should just be eliminated IMO.

me figuring out what “tru tv” is for exactly 3 weeks every year then never thinking about it again

@MsMelChen ‼️‼️

Announcing this "intelligence assessment" that China "is not planning to invade Taiwan by 2027" is completely pointless. "Currently no plan" means NOTHING in a system where one man can order the ships to sail tomorrow if there's a window of opportunity. The real Chinese clock isn't 2027, although the symbolism of the 100th anniversary of the PLA is nice. It's whenever capability meets opportunity meets perceived weakness, triggered by some unknown escalating factor. Nobody in history has ever reliably nailed the exact timing of a major invasion years out. Plans in Beijing can flip in weeks based on economics, US elections, domestic purges, or a sudden window of opportunity. Bear in mind also the information warfare landscape. China's Taiwan play has always been to weaponize ambiguity as the CCP has always preferred "peaceful" coercion first through economic strangulation, cognitive ops, and constant military harassment to wear Taiwan (and the world) down. This "no 2027 invasion" assessment lets Xi keep building the amphibious fleet, hypersonics, and blockade tools without triggering panic-level Western rearmament. It buys breathing room while China's economy wobbles and PLA purges expose readiness gaps. Beijing's strategy doesn't resemble a Normandy-style landing; it's more death by a thousand cuts until resistance collapses. So don't let this fool you that the urgency is gone. Yes, recent PLA house-cleaning and economic and demographic headwinds affect the window, as do recent US actions in Venezuela and Iran. My guess is that the window has been delayed, but the tail risk has increased. This report risks lulling Congress, markets, and allies into underestimating the adversary's willingness to roll the dice. It's a pretext for policy makers to ease off the Taiwan arms packages, slow AUKUS, and chase trade deals. Tl;dr: This report conveys no useful information. Nothing has changed about the fundamentals. The threat is still driven by Xi's ideology and quest for legacy and China's military trajectory.