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@nicrypto Unfortunately he believes that he is the smartest person in the room no matter who’s in the room. Recipe for disaster.

Trump voter: "I can't afford gas." Trump: "The stock market is at an all-time high." 75% of low-income Americans own no stocks. Truly a response for the ages.

@Rainmaker1973 Think you mean reaction time. Yes, I believe it is the fastest among animals. Faster than a rattlesnake strike.

The stunning reflection time of cats

@cenkuygur 😢

Yet another fascist Israeli, telling you they are going to steal the Palestinians' land - and the America media buries this news and attacks anyone who brings it to you. Because American media is Israel's Gestapo. They attack anyone who accurately criticizes their beloved Israel.

@JamieBonkiewicz How about we fire every single one of those sons of bitches. They work for themselves not for us.

Let’s normalize paying Congress only for the days they actually work, not a salary.

@PLegalization All of congress have proven to be nothing more than common thieves so why would any bullshit that trickles out of there make any sense.

Cannabis is natural, non-toxic and helps people get off booze and opioids. And the vast majority of Republican legislators call it a “gateway drug” and support its prohibition at your tax dollar expense.

@ImBreckWorsham Earth could be an oasis for every single person on the planet if we stopped spending all of our money on bullshit like this and trying to figure out every possible way to kill another human being.

To date, Israel has spent $20 million to destroy Thomas Massie's campaign since he exposed the Epstein files. Just in case anyone is keeping count.

@james_xond Because the “supposed elite predators” want wars so they can finance both sides and continue to make billions, maybe trillions. They will start a fight if there isn’t one.

What do you think is the biggest reason humanity still can’t live peacefully together?

@EdKrassen 😡

So Mike Johnson and many republicans are against banning Members of Congress from trading stocks because inflation makes their salary less valuable. Here’s an idea: if $174k a year isn’t enough for you, then resign and let someone who is willing to work the job do it. There are plenty of young people who would be willing to give up stock trading for that salary. And they would actually get stuff done. And if $174k isn’t enough for people to take care of their family, then how the hell is minimum wage?

@adamemedia1 😡

“WE NEED TO LET THEM DO INSIDER TRADING TO FEED THEIR FAMILIES” That was the actual argument just made in defense of politicians trading stocks. Members of Congress make $174,000 a year. The median American income is roughly $63,000. (3x less) Meanwhile the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour… also unchanged since 2009. And you’re seriously being told politicians need access to insider trading to survive. The system is designed to lead earth to neo-feudalism. And it’s becoming more brazen by the year. Asset ownership consolidates upward. Living standards decline downward. The middle class gets squeezed from both ends and disappears while the elite class accumulates more wealth, more influence, and more protection. Leaving behind a permanent underclass. And a permanent political-financial aristocracy at the top…

@brandon_da18020 @MLFootball @RealMattlanta @BFinn86 @ATLFalconsUK @ATLFalconsMuse @AtlFalconsworld @AtlFalconsNtion @ATLFalconsAus 😂

@MLFootball @RealMattlanta @BFinn86 @ATLFalconsUK @ATLFalconsMuse @AtlFalconsworld @AtlFalconsNtion @ATLFalconsAus Everyone agrees that Falcons get : Pickens & 2028 2nd Cowboys get : Bijan & Pitts

🚨BREAKING: The #Falcons are now the FAVORITES to trade for #Cowboys receiver George Pickens. There is a 50% chance that Pickens is TRADED by Dallas, per Polymarket. Pickens, 25, was an All-Pro and Pro Bowler in 2025. This would be a massive splash of the Matt Ryan era in ATL.

@uht_fresh @DustinNickerson Foghorn Leghorn was my favorite character. 😂

@DustinNickerson Oh yeah? Don't fuck with Foghorn, Dustin!

Looney Tunes hasn’t aged well

@CrazyVibes_1 Awesome story!

Brooklyn, 1952. Judith Love Cohen, 19, asks her high school counselor about math classes. The counselor smiles like she’s talking to a child. “Honey, nice girls go to finishing school. Learn to pour tea.” Judith enrolls in Brooklyn College. Engineering. Hundreds in the lecture hall. Women: one. Her. “Boys laughed when I raised my hand,” she said. “So I raised it higher.” She transfers to USC. Finishes bachelor’s + master’s. Never sees another female engineering student. Graduates 1957. Class of 800. Women: 8. America’s engineers: 0.05% women. She’s one of them. Then NASA calls. 1960s. Apollo needs brains. Gender? Secondary. Competence? Everything. Judith joins the team building the Abort-Guidance System for the Lunar Module. The AGS. The “oh crap” button. If the main computer dies, this box flies you home. Or you don’t come home. “It had to work,” she said. “Because if you needed it, you were already dying.” Orbital mechanics. Electrical chaos. Code that can’t glitch. She lives in equations for months. August 1968. Nine months pregnant. Still at her desk. Coworkers: “Go home, Judith.” Judith: “The math isn’t due. I am.” Morning contractions start. She grabs her printouts — pages of trajectories, circuits, logic — and drives to work. Contractions get real. Team: “HOSPITAL. NOW.” Judith: “Fine.” Takes the printouts. Hospital bed. Nurses walk in. She’s between contractions, scribbling on computer sheets. “Ma’am, you’re in labor.” “I’m in math,” she says. Then it clicks. The final bug in the AGS. Solved. Then she pushes. Baby boy: Thomas Jacob. You know him as Jack Black. Next day she calls her boss. “I fixed the guidance problem.” Pause. “Oh. And the baby came too.” April 13, 1970. 200,000 miles from Earth. BOOM. Apollo 13. Oxygen tank explodes. Command Module dying. Three men crawl into the Lunar Module — built for 2 people, 1 day. They need it for 3 people, 4 days. Primary computer stutters. Backup comes alive. Judith’s AGS. It holds. Calculates burns. Aligns spacecraft. Verifies they’re not flying into deep space forever. “Without AGS, we don’t come home,” said Jim Lovell later. April 17, 1970. Splashdown. Alive. The world cheers the astronauts. Inside NASA, engineers hug. “The backup worked.” Judith’s backup. Apollo 13 crew visits TRW to say thanks. Judith shakes their hands. No speech. Back to work. She keeps going. Hubble Space Telescope systems. TDRS satellites — ran 40 years. Papers. Patents. Mentors girls. Writes kids’ books: You Can Be a Woman Engineer. “Girls need to see it to be it,” she said. “TV gave them lawyers. I’ll give them astronauts.” Raised four kids. Danced ballet with the Met Opera while doing engineering school. “My first loves,” her son Neil wrote, “were dancing and equations.” July 25, 2016. Age 82. She’s gone. Son Jack Black posts 2019: Photo of Mom, 1959, next to a Pioneer spacecraft. “My mom literally helped save Apollo 13. Finished the problem IN LABOR WITH ME. How do you top that?” The counselor said “finishing school.” Judith chose “finishing equations.” Three astronauts owe their lives to that choice. “They said I didn’t belong,” Judith said once. “So I built something that belonged in space. And brought them home.” She never flew. But she made sure others could. From a hospital bed. Between contractions. With a pencil.

@RiseUpReader Starting with my usual pre-season optimism for the Falcons and say 3-1

The Falcons first 4 games: @ Pittsburgh vs Carolina @ Green Bay @ New Orleans What will Atlanta’s record be?

@minakimes @SheaSerrano May be charity but at least you won’t have to pay income taxes this year. 👍

@SheaSerrano For charity! 😭

HOLY SHIT MINA DID YOU WIN A MILLION DOLLARS??!!!?!?!???!!??? LET’S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@minakimes @Jeopardy Congrats!

….well that happened @Jeopardy

@LauraRutledge She sure did. Congrats Mina! Impressive!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

SHE DID IT 👏🏼👏🏼

I have no doubt that he can play under center. I have no doubts that he can do anything related to playing QB in the NFL and I hope he can bring a Lombardi to Atlanta but those knees don’t give me any confidence. I just hope that between Penix and Tua that we can get through the upcoming season with one or the other.

@SekudEdaw @RiseUpReader No, that’s not at all what anyone was saying. He was immediately called a bust, can’t play under center so we HAD to run pistol for him, waste of a pick, etc. They threw the injury history at him AFTER they tried taking down on his skills.

Michael Penix Jr., under center, 6-months post ACL surgery, delivering a dime to Drake London. The haters are furious.

@cenkuygur 😢

I would be shocked if the war doesn’t restart, as early as tomorrow. Israel has ordered more war, and our government almost never defies them. Buckle up, brace for impact!

@nflrums Who paid to get Kraft out of the korean rub and tug and blow?

🚨 The fallout from the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini scandal is moving from the court of public opinion to actual legal strategy. Speaking on Boston's WEEI, legal analyst Mike McCann weighed in on rumors that a multi-million dollar non-disclosure agreement could be used to keep the former reporter silent. While McCann confirmed an NDA is fully enforceable, he questioned why chatter suggests the Patriots organization might help fund it, arguing that any financial burden should fall strictly on Vrabel. #NFL #NewEngland #Patriots

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