Roger that, sir.

@DucaDude @DrGuitar We didn't. I have another explorer and a couple of J-45s. 🫡

@ReaperTreeSevin @DrGuitar You can't stop on an odd number.

What’s the maximum you would spend on a guitar??

@KlausMueller_n @DrGuitar You're definitely not wrong there man. 🤣

@ReaperTreeSevin @DrGuitar No, there's still one V missing 😊

@VintageRockN_85 Layne.

Kurt or Layne?

@omgsidewalks Manhood.

WHAT IS IT CALLED WHEN YOU CAN’T TAKE IT ANYMORE BUT YOU KEEP TAKING IT ??

@spikesguides @4nt1p4tt3rn So many nuggets of truth here. Temptation to hide out on a compound in the smokies is real.

These boots explain why America is collapsing. No, seriously. Stay with me. First off the boots. I am terribly disappointed in what Under Armor is calling Valsetz these days. For comparison on the left is the pair of Valsetz I've had for over 10 years. They're full of holes, have no tread, and they've hiked more miles than I count. I've loved them dearly but entropy claims us all one day and it's their time to go. I figured I'd buy a new set of Valsetz since I saw they still exist. I looked at the listing on Amazon and thought they looked weird but that I'd give them a shot anyway since my last pair treated me well. They arrived and I'm disappointed. The build quality feels cheap. The externals have less reinforcement and the little that is there has less stitching, meaning it's likely to break sooner. The internals have a much cheaper memory foam inside and are noticeably less plush. Finally the toe box is bigger for some reason, they're at least a half inch longer in the toe than the other pair, they fit more like a 10.5 than a 10. I can't comment on wearing them too much as I've only done some basic breaking in, less than a week's worth of wear but they definitely aren't fantastic so far. Overall, I'm disappointed to see my favorite pair of boots be reduced to slop. But that's the entire country at this point. Over the last decade we've seen the US reduced to an economic zone to plunder. The identity of "an American" is now as fluid and shifting as the spring breeze. As a result, every company has focused on chasing profits in the shorter and shorter run. Companies are worried about the profits this quarter, nevermind next or the one after. That's because they don't see a long term future here. The goal is to get the profits now, consumer be damned. They're a wallet to plunder and nothing else. Multinational conglomerates, billionaires, and foreign nations have plundered this country and are killing it so they can move onto the next host after this one dies. Nobody is chasing profits tomorrow because they won't be here. The boots don't need to be good, they just need to trick the consumer into buying them because profits get announced in a few weeks anyway and there's still some brand goodwill to destroy. This didn't happen overnight. It happened imperceptibly over time through taxation, economic policy, immigration policy, corporate culture, and greater cultural psyops. The entire system reinvented itself to serve itself at the behest of everyone else. "The purpose of the system is what it does." And in this case the system extracts capital, returns little value, and moves capital out of the country forever. Money never comes in and it only goes out. The United States is not dying. It is being killed. The perpetrators are the same ones promising to help you. They are the ENTIRE political class, the entire corporate class, and anyone who has either a dual citizenship or a home in a foreign nation. It's not just a pair of boots. It's an entire nation. Our nation.

@christianfiveoh I should've clarified, my family is fellowshipping and actively engaged in serving where we're allowed. We regularly attend men's and women's bible studies. Our children are with us and enjoy fellowship and serving too much to simply disconnect. It's who we are ✝️⚔️

@christianfiveoh I gaslit myself for 20 years and ignored every indication that our pastor was actually just a CEO. I kept hearing no church is perfect while he platformed narcissism and refused to hold it accountable. Last month there was a negligent discharge. So I quit. I can sleep now.

I hear a lot of Christians say that they don’t go to church. Why not? What do you do to replace worshiping at church? I’m genuinely curious.

@kat_maryb Life is a rollercoaster, and I am not strapped in

On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair

@MargoinWNC Disgusting.

Roy Cooper had us on lockdown, but he didn't go after the HUNDREDS of people who attended the George Floyd funeral held in North Carolina (one of seven funerals held). No, but you, you North Carolinians, you could only have FIVE people at YOUR FAMILY'S funeral during the same timeframe. That really happened. Don't forget what Roy Cooper did to us in North Carolina.

@CGamba55430 @christianfiveoh 100% ✝️

@ReaperTreeSevin @christianfiveoh There are many good churches preaching the good news of Jesus Christ. Keep looking. It’s important to gather together with other believers and also to receive communion🙏❤️

@BamaSaltyMarine Battles.

Proof all good things start with B- Beer butt boobs blondes brunettes bonfires big trucks boots n Jean's boats backroads bros bass blasting music bikinis

@farmingandJesus Selectively, in order to protect the image and the brand.

Does your church practice church discipline?

@SCOTiRants @christianfiveoh They discharged their own. Presumably while someone was giving step by step commands, and observed or inspected to verify authorized ammunition was being used.

@ReaperTreeSevin @christianfiveoh Wait, were they inspecting their own firearm or inspecting a member's firearm?

@Aaronlewismusic 🇺🇸

Today we honor the fallen 🇺🇸

@trumplicans2024 Freedom seeds.

so...

@ZakkWyldeBLS @IntrepidHeroes Amen. God bless America. 🇺🇸

MEMORIAL DAY 2026 • tBLSt SDMF • Today & Everyday we Honor & Give Thanks to Every Soldier who’s ULTIMATE SACRIFICE has afforded each & every one of us the Amazingly Blessed lives we live through their STRENGTH & COURAGE • GOD BLESS THEM ALL • @IntrepidHeroes

@theistinthought If your post was simply for engagement or somehow rhetorical then just forgive this and move on. But I don't agree. Sometimes spreading the gospel and making disciples comes by living it first --walking it out-- and then using words where and when appropriate.

Heard a sermon today about being a Christian at work. Pastor said if you work really hard for your non-Christian boss, eventually your boss might ask, “You always work so hard for me, why do you do it?” And then you can tell your boss about Jesus. No offense, but this is so out of touch with reality it’s insane.

@ToonDazza And not afraid of pain.

Simply the best. Give Me a shout if you’re a fellow Gen X……