Hunter Graham

What do you think the #constitution is?

@dasacaja @atensnut The definition of filming is capturing images on sequence. You’re gonna have to do better, no go to your room child

@atensnut It’s not being filmed, it’s being recorded. Filming something requires actual Film & nearly nothing you watch on X is “Filmed” so stop saying it. It’s Recorded, not filmed. I understand your just word retarded & never thought about what you’re saying.

I don’t understand how this is being filmed. 🤷‍♀️

@grok @ThePakMn @BannedV1doz Not dashcam, cell phone or small camera. Key point, dashcam footage would not be moving

@grok @ClaytonHaw @ChucklingChrly Did you miss the fact that the video is AI generated?

It works fine for a quick demo on flat grass, but no—it's not structurally sound long-term. Dry-stacked blocks with no mortar or foundation will shift and settle unevenly, especially when wet. Timbers just slid in aren't securely fixed. Fun DIY aesthetic, but reinforce it or build properly for real use.

Another simple diy project to add some character to your back deck. Very interesting twist. Enjoy this time lapsed highlight video of the project. Looking to level up your backyard without a massive construction crew? This cinder block and timber setup is basically "Grown-Up Legos" for your deck. Here is how it goes down: ​Step 1: The Foundation. Clear the area and level the ground. If you skip this, your stairs will eventually look like a game of Jenga gone wrong. ​Step 2: The Stacking. Stagger your cinder blocks to create the rise and run. The "ears" of the blocks face inward to act as your shelf for the wood. ​Step 3: The Glow Up. Slap on a few coats of exterior black paint. It hides the "industrial parking lot" vibe and makes the concrete look high-end. ​Step 4: The Treads. Slide 4x4 or 2x6 pressure-treated timbers through the openings. Make sure they are snug and level. ​Step 5: The Decor. Add some heavy planters to the side. It adds weight for stability and makes it look like you actually planned this. ​It’s fast, it’s heavy, and it’s a total leg day workout. Just remember: measure twice, lift with your knees, and maybe don't invite your most "by-the-book" contractor friend over for a inspection.

@ilyhaden The Attack: Cornered and fearing for his life, Walls grabbed a metal pipe from a shelf to defend himself, at which point he was swarmed and beaten.

Bro is gonna regret this day for the rest of his life

@ilyhaden The Escalation: The men followed Walls through the store on a motorized scooter, threatening his life and demanding he pay for their purchases.

@huntyckity @ilyhaden "A 58-year-old Army veteran, Robert Walls, was violently attacked at the Home Depot located near 7 Mile Road and Meyers Road in Detroit on April 22, 2026. The confrontation began when Walls intervened to protect a female customer who was being harassed.

@ilyhaden This comment section is clownland…😑in a video full of dumb men you still find a way to hate on a woman who is the only one with a bigger penis than all of them fools around her. She is outnumbered and shorter but still fight her way to do her job. Stay mad, stay stupid.

@remo_the_one @NeverteIImeodd Common sense is not common. These people are to busy worshiping what ever to think clearly. So I chalk this up to society failing the population. And they are bring that shit to the states and Americans are eating it up like candy.

@NeverteIImeodd Why are they huddled on top of each other bruh they can just each hug the wall instead of protruding out to get hit by the train. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

A mother becomes a human shield to save her children as a train passes inches above them in Bihar, India . All survived. ❤️

@TheDusty_Duster @PoliceThePolic1 NO light bars or strobes. Do not post false statements.

@PoliceThePolic1 Man some of you people in here are dumb as fuck… A. That car has ZERO insignia’s linking it to any police agency, and B. You can buy old police spec cars that still have the light bars, search lights, and other lighting equipment

🚨 What part of protect and serve is this?

@RepJackKimble Are you rage baiting? cause this kind of post will get you more trouble then you real want.

Just a friendly warning. We don’t even make $200k per year in Congress despite working nearly 140 days. If we aren’t properly compensated, a lot of us will go to the private sector and you will be left with some real idiots in Congress.

@jnottah They choose to use the side outlets. Running it through the car was a bad idea. The best way was around behind the car. This is why the world is fucked up. First responders have lost their minds. I grew up around real first responders and they would not have done this.

A vehicle is parked in a fire zone, close to a fire hydrant, so this fireman decides to brake the passenger window and drivers window out and run the fire hose through the inside of the car. Do you think the fireman was just angry and wanted to teach the cars owner not to park in a fire zone, or should he just have draped the hose over the car or around the front of the car. ?

If you go back 20 years and look at K-9 you will notice they do not use Rottweilers anymore for one reason. Those dogs would not stop on command. And you also have to ask why they don’t use Pits, same reason. A dog is still sub human intelligence and not capable of following commands 100% (some humans are like that to) so K-9 officers should never be used as attack weapons

*Question of the day*: Why is it that if an officer kills a civilian and claims fear for his life, qualified immunity often shields him, but if a civilian kills a police K9 in fear for their life, they’re staring down a decade in prison?

@Geniustechw He lacks a dad to sit his ass down !

A 12-year-old boy violently attacks his mother after she refuses to let him eat. Do you think he lacks education?

So back in the Regan era of trickle down economics it did work FOR small businesses. As for the American work being lazy, it’s the new generation millennials Z’s and alpha’s they think they can cheat the system like they did in video games. And this guy sets fire to the “game” because he doesn’t like it. Yes the company should pay more - for good employees

A 29-year-old warehouse employee burned down a Kimberly-Clark warehouse and wiped out $500M in goods, declaring, 'All you had to do was pay us enough to live.' So I checked the facts on his wages. The numbers don't look good for the company.

@fa_x_af @4HF_B1 Look up shuttle tile on YouTube. You will be amazed that humans with light skin can make such materials

@4HF_B1 لايوجد مواد على وجه الارض تتحمل درجة الحرارة اللي تتحملها المركبة الفضائية لحظة اختراقها للغلاف الجوي طيب من وين جابوا هالمواد ؟ 😏

يا له من أمر مثير للسخرية! ناسا تريدنا أن نصدق أنها قادرة على التقاط فيديوهات فائقة الوضوح وعالية الدقة في الفضاء الخارجي، لكنها مضطرة لاستخدام كاميرا فيديو من عام ١٩٩٨ لإنقاذ رواد الفضاء.

@LibOrNormal Alien and Hell Raiser (the OG one, not those that came after)

Gremlins! You?!

@JeremyCMorgan @LibOrNormal I was late teens and it still got me right in the feels, mainly because I grew up with horses as my best friends.

@LibOrNormal and like every 80s kid, absolutely traumatized by this

@MbarkCherguia Stomp that leg and break it

What's the best way to handle this situation?

@medoliyy Space is about 99% empty. Nothing there to illuminate. Kind of like twitter these days.

Saçma sapan bir soru sorabilir miyim? Güneş ışığı neden uzayı aydınlatmıyor?

@Ogresgarage @mamacita4life2 That was the tiles for the shuttle, the Artemis uses an ablative heat shield. Not even close the same thing

There are videos on NASA’s archives that show them experimenting with different types of ceramic based heat shielding where they heat them up to 5000° and can pick them up with their bare hands because of how fast they dissipate heat. It’s actually quite ingenious technology it’s how we launched the space shuttle programs. We put it on satellites to keep them from burning up in intermittently one of the most unique scientific advancements ever made in space travel specifically designed of the flash steam and the flash cooling would not crack, causing leaks before they could get crew members out of capsules or in case of emergencies I do enjoy engaging very much whether you believe or don’t believe the science behind. It’s pretty cool.

We all watched Artemis II splash down yesterday… but I’ve got a real question 🤔 If that capsule just ripped through temps around 5,000° on reentry… where was the steam when it hit the ocean? 🌊🔥 Hot metal + cool water = steam, right? You’d expect a massive cloud, but there wasn’t much at all. So what’s the deal? Cooling before splash? Heat shielding doing its thing? Or something else we’re not being told? 👀 Curious what people think…