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@the1andonlyM @GangsterCinema Anything can happen in real life but that's not excuse to put it in fiction because incredibly unlilely shit happens. In fiction you have to be more careful and make it "realistic".

@Slothrop47 @GangsterCinema Everyone has an idea of how they’ll react in a gunfight.. until they’re IN one. This is why we train in the Army. When shit hits the fan for real, it won’t be a foreign situation for you.

The scene in Collateral when Tom Cruise shoots the two meth heads in the alley is a masterclass in realistic gunfire sound design. Michael Mann chose to shoot the scene in a location in downtown L.A. that had perfect natural acoustics for a gunshot—a concrete canyon situated between a tall apartment building and a large above‑ground parking lot. When the blank rounds were fired, the sound waves bounced off the parallel concrete walls, producing a deafening, reverberating blast that hangs in the air. According to sound designer Elliott Koretz, the gunshot audio captured on set was so powerful Michael Mann told him to leave it mostly untouched. Koretz said he only lightly enhanced the impact of the shots; the final mix still uses that same raw production echo.

@GangsterCinema How do you know he was high? He looked serious and locked in. He was ready to draw, had his hand on the gun before Cruise made a move, yet while his buddy is getting shot he's fondling his balls or whatever the hell he's doing.

@Slothrop47 The methhead who was high? Couldn’t draw his gun in less than a split second? lol no

@angelshalagina Oh lord, someone please tell Russia to stop the invasion. It might just work. Why did no one think of this until now? Pure genius.

As a Ukrainian, I never understand: Why is Ukraine always told to “compromise” but russia is never told to stop invading people?

@TroublosFC What no more roids does to a mf

Rafa est inquiétant

@MaxRio07525911 @Linahuaa Because she's proud of it, as she should.

@Slothrop47 @Linahuaa No way you asking that 🤣, and wtf she actually answered that

My stats 163cm 43kg (95lbs) 16.2 BMI ~1900kcal maintenance (physically active) My meals (sample) Breakfast: 2 eggs + liquid eggwhite, onions, diced potatoes, sriracha ~400kcal Lunch: 200g chicken breast+ cauliflower rice with tomatosauce ~400kcal Dinner: Same as lunch ~400kcal Late night: 200ml whiskey ~400kcal Weekly cheatmeal: 2 Big macs without top bun, 20 Chicken McNuggets with sweet sour sauce, medium fries ~1800kcal I feel constantly slightly hungry, so everything tastes well when I eat it. I get to enjoy daily heavy drinking and insane cheatmeals, while still maintaining Kpop-tier physique. I think I gotta quit the drinking tho to not agr like White girls. But then I can even eat more!!😸

@FuentesUpdates Finally Nick got out of the cuck chair. When you're a nice guy to a bitch brown clown, she treats you like shit. Go figure.

Nick finally says it: FUCK SNEAKO “If you see Sneako in New York, I want you to tell him, on my behalf, tell him FUCK YOU. Fucking brown clown.”

@d4thHand Intelligence is the ability to learn, understand, and solve problems fast.

how is this even a debate? "is intelligence the person who fires back a joke before you finish your sentence, or the one who pulls 'petrichor' and 'melancholy' into everyday conversation?" lmao. quick wit is not intelligence itself, it's processing speed married to social confidence. you can call them brilliant, they might also simply have low latent inhibition and a childhood spent needing to deflect. vocabulary, on the other hand, belongs to the person who speaks like a nineteenth-century letter. usually, this means they've done one of/maybe both of two things: read a great deal, and grown up in an environment where precision was rewarded. n.b. vocabulary is cultural compound interest. it impresses, but it also lies. this is why most of the most semantically dazzling people you will ever meet cannot wire a lamp, apologize sincerely, or predict that their business idea will fail. but they can name the failure in five languages tho so which is more accurate? NEITHER. both are single notes in a symphony. but if you pinned me to the wall and said, "choose," i'd say quick wit is the weaker signal cus quick wit is often just defensiveness with a PhD. at least vocabulary is earned through exposure and curiosity over time. but unlike what y'all are saying, the single most reliable measure of intelligence is: the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time without leaking anxiety. call it cognitive elegance under tension.

@Nickergroyper @cpgrpr To pander to his incel fans, and because he makes a living off promoting a certain ideology

@Slothrop47 @cpgrpr Why would anyone lie about being a virgin? Lmao

if nick cums inside a vagina the AF movement is over...

@policyburner @AG_Taps We are not watching his emotions. We are watching his behaviour, and it's all a bit on the nose, a bit theatrical. People can tell when it's genuine or phony.

@AG_Taps Having emotions is performative in 2026 apparently

There is nothing performative about feeling gutted upon hearing that the club that gave you a chance at 14, after being kicked out of Chelsea and gave him a decade of football including a trophy has been RELEGATED. With all due respect, you are a FOOL

@TouchlineX You could actually change and save a lot of lives with that money, but instead you choose to inspire values or whatever.

🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: A very emotional Bruno Fernandes explains why he rejected a €200M contract from Saudi Pro league: "Instead of becoming the richest person from my town ever, I want to live my dreams. And I want to pass these values on to my children." "Look, my wife.. she chose to live my dream with me when I was still 17. I have been with her since age 16. At age 17 I went to Italy and I earned €1.7k per month. There was a lot of uncertainty. There was nothing guaranteed. My wife had her own life, her own dreams, and she said: 'I am going to help you, and that's what she did'. "Today we have a beautiful family, with 2 beautiful kids." — @StevenBartlett

@aakashgupta He's lying to make himself look cool.

Two glasses of wine. Didn't get drunk. Couldn't function for three days. This is being celebrated as self-awareness. A healthy 33-year-old body should metabolize two glasses of wine and recover by morning. Billions of people throughout history did exactly that while building civilizations, fighting wars, and running companies. Bartlett has restricted his inputs so aggressively that a single normal human experience sent his entire system into a 72-hour reboot. Engineers call this brittleness. A system optimized exclusively for peak performance under ideal conditions that shatters the moment conditions change. The opposite of antifragile. Remove every stressor for long enough and your body loses the ability to absorb even minor ones. The generation that tracks every HRV reading, weighs every macro, and sleeps in temperature-controlled darkness has accidentally built the most fragile humans in history. Previous generations drank, ate badly, slept rough, and still recovered because constant low-level stress kept their systems adaptable. Two glasses of wine registered as a catastrophic shock because he's spent three years stripping every form of variance from his life. A body that can only perform under perfect conditions is the definition of a fragile system.

@FuentesUpdates He can't control himself to do some push ups or drag his skinny ass to the gym though

Nick Fuentes is NOT on peptides because he can actually control when he eats, unlike you fatties “The body is tea, and it's all natty, all natural.”

Vassily Ivanchuk sits shattered at the chessboard with tears streaming down his face, trembling from a brutal loss at the World Blitz Chess Championship, as young American star Daniel Naroditsky watches with deep empathy and quiet sorrow. Pure sportsmanship and raw human connection unfold between the two grandmasters, turning a high-stakes battle into a powerful display of compassion and emotional depth that reveals the heart behind elite chess and deeply moves millions.

@zakfilm Going to the theaters to watch a movie with other people fills my heart with hatred for them, because they cannot behave appropriately. It doesn't bring people together spiritually, just mechanically.

Nicolas Winding Refn gives an inspiring speech about how he died and this movie Her Private Hell brought him back to life as his declaration that cinema is back and resurrected. He mentions that politicians have destroyed the world and stole our money and caused suffering but it is art and cinema that keeps humans together as a shared collective experience. Calling for the theatrical release.

@xxChessMaster Was that maneuver with the king really necessary?

Modern King Side Attack 🤯🔥 Sipeten vs Veleshnja 2018

@asukagrypr Can't believe what a cuck you can be for that fag. Grow a spine.

Nick went to New York and SNEAKO wouldn't do a collab with him. Nick laments about SNEAKO not siding with him and Dan Bilzerian called into SNEAKO's show today. "It's more than I can take SNEAKO... I can't bare it anymore it's too much." 😢

@hell_line0 If women were naturally leaders, they wouldn't be bitching and whining 24/7 for men to give them permission to do things.

If women were naturally submissive, there wouldn’t be a million incel podcasters crying about women not submitting.