Ben Keith

@SoveyX Good night Sovey, rest up well.

Stayed late at work tonight and I’m completely wiped. Calling it an early night, I don’t have anything left in the tank. Talk to you tomorrow!

Hey guys... we have a fellow patriot in desperate need. He has prostate cancer and could use some financial assistance. If you are unable to help, please pray and share it out. Thanks so much. 💕

I’m trying to figure out what is off with the guy. I am betting he is highly disassociated from reality. His description of his wife not being a fan of his doll habit, is probably an extreme understatement. This reminds me of many of the elderly people I work with at the various senior living facilities I help out at. One of the indicators a person has dementia is you will see (usually) women carry life like baby dolls with them every they go in the facilities. They act as if they are living children and I have seen them violently at times protect their dolls from others who try to touch them. I can’t say for sure that there is a common thread between this guy and these dementia patients, but I think there might be.

Super cringe.

I think I’ve officially reached the end of the Internet. Stay inside. It’s weird out there.

So if you I like my comment can’t I dislike your comment? Don’t be messing with my impression. I’m 5 million away from monetization m’kay.

I’m not crying, you’re crying.

@SoveyX I wonder if I can convince them that Buddha Amida will not take them to the pure land? Would that be mean?

A Buddhist monk robot powered by ChatGPT. What could possibly go wrong?

@jrh1642 @SoveyX They are his little precious’s

@SoveyX Jeebus they look like Gollum's love children

I’m not sure what this is, but my Angelina Jolie fight-or-flight mode just kicked in.

@TiffanyFongEtc ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

@TiffanyFong He identifies as a bear who needs to fatten up before hibernation. He’s the victim here, can’t you see?!

look at this fat fuck

@SoveyX I always buy used appliances. Not only are they more reliable, but they are also often Easier to repair when a problem does come up.

This is a mid-century Chambers gas stove, built in the 1930s through 1950s, back when appliances were designed to outlive you. The entire design revolves around heat retention. These ovens are heavily insulated, so once they reach temperature, they hold it. You could preheat, shut the gas off, and the oven would keep cooking using stored heat alone. No electronics, no sensors, just thermodynamics doing exactly what it’s supposed to. That glowing panel on top isn’t for show either. It’s a gas-fired broiler or griddle, built to deliver intense, even heat across a solid surface. They’re also incredibly heavy, and that’s not accidental. The mass stabilizes temperature, reduces fluctuations, and gives you more consistent results. It’s the opposite of the lightweight, fast-heating approach most modern stoves use. There’s a clear difference in philosophy here. This wasn’t built to be replaced. It was built to work.

@elonmusk Sure, if you offer a free trial to regular Super Grok subscribers.