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That look you get when you're about to paint pedophiles places with their own blood

Corporation: "We made $4B but spent $3.9B so we only owe taxes on $100M." Government: "Totally reasonable." You: "I made $60K but spent $58K on survival." Government: "You owe taxes on $60K." You: "That's not—" Government: "File by May 15."

Yep As of today, the federal minimum wage would need to b $210 per hour to equal the same spending power $1.60 per hour had in July of 1971 on a 40 hour week

@idenadesno @InternetH0F Lynch does not cast bad actors... ive only seen masterworks on screen in his films

@InternetH0F I'm sure David Lynch hand picked him for his talent to be in Twin Peaks Return, he killed the role.

Matthew Lillard doesn't think he's talented but instead the only reason he gets cast is because of the nostalgia factor "I don’t think anyone really likes me. They just miss the old times. Who should we get? Who’s old and relatively warm and fuzzy feeling? Let’s get Matthew Lillard. Talented? No. But do we like him? Yes."

>Catholic, Former 22nd SAS soldier > Picks up a random hitchhiker who tells him in an unnatural voice, “May God bless you many times this day.” >Hears about a terrorist attack happening at a hotel >Grabs his gear and drives toward the scene >Enters the building alone. Moves floor by floor under fire. >Rescues civilians trapped inside. >Holds off the attackers for 18 hours. >Neutralized 3 of the terrorists. >Saves more than 700 people. >Carried a Holy Rosary and Bible throughout the whole event Christian Craighead, nicknamed “Obi-Wan Nairobi,” A true Christian warrior. Info from: Sacredchad

>Peter Parker in Spider-Man 3 >Get infected by a dark alien symbiote that acts exactly like demonic possession >It gives you a temporary high of power but turns you arrogant, cruel, and isolated >Realize the "suit" is actually a parasite consuming your soul and you can't rip it off on your own >Go to the one place on earth that can save you: a Church >Climb up into the belfry in absolute agony, trying to fight the darkness >The massive church bells start to ring >In Catholic tradition, church bells are literally anointed with sacred chrism oil by Bishops to drive out evil >The consecration prayer literally says: "at the sound of these bells may the enemy always flee" >The resounding frequency of the holy bells physically tortures the symbiote, forcing it to release its grip on Peter >He rips the demon off his chest and is finally free >Director disguises a literal Catholic teaching as the climax of a superhero blockbuster Based

Her: What are you thinking about Me thinking about how during the Oklahoma City Bombing Timothy McVeigh supposedly alone parked one Ryder truck full of ammonium nitrate fuel oil outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building and that single explosion somehow took out reinforced concrete columns (designed to withstand that exact explosion) which killed 168 people but seismographs at both the Omniplex 4.3 miles away and in Norman 16 miles away recorded two distinct low-frequency wave trains about 10 seconds apart (like demolition sequencing) and also local news reported additional bombs found and removed from inside the building for hours afterward but then the FBI stepped in and shut it all down and then key witnesses and investigators just kept dying mysteriously like when Kenneth Trentadue (identical to John Doe #2) got arrested on a minor violation and was then found dead beaten slashed and hanged in a suicide-proof federal cell and then the inmate who witnessed his death and blamed the guards hanged himself too and then the national hero first responder who pulled survivors out and said it wasn’t what they were claiming was found with slashed wrists and arms and neck and shot in the head and dumped in a field (ruled a suicide) and then they demolished the rest of the building in the middle of the night and hauled away all the evidence (including the Whitewater files) and it just never got investigated again: Nothing babe

Brad Pitt’s favorite Adam Sandler story: Sandler’s acting professor didn’t think he was good enough for acting, so he took him out for a beer to tell him gently. “You just don’t have it.” Then one day, Sandler was with his friends in a bar at the height of his career. He was getting big paychecks and all that. He looked over at a table and realized it was his professor. He had the perfect chance to rub it in his face. But he didn’t. He just introduced his friends to him and simply said: “That’s the only teacher who ever bought me a beer.”

@NationalAm29782 @ShockWave311 @trad_west_ So yall must've loved Trevor in GTA 5?? Or was it too close to home?

@ShockWave311 @trad_west_ 'Universally considered' lololo You dont got it That doesn't make it right. Especially to the southerners and outlaws the game claims to represent

>Red Dead Redemption >Choose to be a good guy and max out honor by defending the weak, sparing lives, and helping strangers >Hit maximum honor >Game doesn't reward you with a bigger gun or a pile of cash >Instead, you are rewarded with an encounter with a Catholic nun >She hands you the Rosary of Saint Andrew as a gift for your righteous deeds >It literally acts as a shield, decreasing the accuracy of enemy fire against you >Teaches you that a man actively seeking redemption operates under divine protection >The ultimate reward for a virtuous life isn't worldly loot, it's a blessed symbol of faith Unfathomably based

@observantchud @trad_west_ The zombie dlc is still the #1 dlc that has ever came out.

@trad_west_ Rdr1 was truly a masterpiece and ahead of its time. The zombie DLC was also peak asf 🔥

@ThrillaRilla369 Nothing ya pos!

You're eating out and the bill is $74 - what are you tipping? Be honest, I'm trying to prove a point.

Take every shot you get! You might end up like this guy.

@CinemaScene404 This is one, if not the most, powerful and heart wrenching scenes in the film tbh... the anger coming from Jackman was understandable for all viewers. What a scene! Legend of a film too.

In Prisoners (2013) Hugh Jackman went off-script to improvise a violent scene; his improv was so effective that it caused his co-star Paul Dano to fall to the ground in fear.

@WrestlerHauser Dude... your role in Richard Jewell was phenomenal. PHENOMENAL!!

I was 1,000% being arrogant and facetious by posting the photos. Just reminding the haters that legends don’t keep company with the untalented. If someone ever lets me play Teddy Roosevelt, the conversation will be notably and loudly over.

This is still the greatest SNL sketch Norm MacDonald ever did 😂

@nikgeneburn @SmojiiTTV Nikita, the fattest most out of touch dev their is with the most active social media... sadge

@SmojiiTTV oh fuck off really why are you still in my feed

Arena will never be installed on my pc again. 2 battlepasses for one game is dumb as fuck.

Sony spent up to $400 million making a single video game. It sold 25,000 copies in 14 days before Sony pulled it from sale. Cost per copy sold: about $16,000. The studio shut down two months later. The executive who warned them had already been fired for saying no. The game was Concord. The executive was Shuhei Yoshida, who ran Sony's in-house game studios for 11 years and helped ship some of the biggest PlayStation hits ever: God of War, The Last of Us, Uncharted, Ghost of Tsushima. These are games you buy once and finish. Sony made billions on that model. Spider-Man alone generated $315 million in digital sales. The Last of Us 2 pulled nearly $250 million. God of War Ragnarok sold 15 million copies, with $279 million from digital downloads alone. Then in 2019, a new CEO took over PlayStation. Jim Ryan wanted Sony's studios to stop making those kinds of games and chase a different model: live service. Live service is Fortnite's model: games designed to keep you playing and paying forever, earning money through endless small purchases instead of one-time sales. Ryan told his team to ship 12 of these by 2025. Yoshida refused. Ryan removed him from running the studios and gave him a choice: take a smaller role working with indie developers or leave the company. Yoshida took the role and stayed at Sony for another six years. At an industry event in Australia last weekend, he finally said plainly that Ryan fired him from running the studios for refusing to do the 'ridiculous things' Ryan had demanded. Of those 12 live service games, 8 were cancelled before they ever came out. Naughty Dog killed a Last of Us multiplayer game in late 2023. Bend Studio's sci-fi game died in January 2025. Twisted Metal and a London fantasy game were both scrapped in early 2024, and the London studio was closed. Insomniac's Spider-Man multiplayer was abandoned. A God of War live service game was cancelled, then the studio making it (Bluepoint) was shut down this past February. A Destiny spin-off was scrapped. Deviation Games, a studio Sony had partnered with, was shut down before shipping anything. Only one of the 12 actually worked. Helldivers 2 was a big hit. But the studio that made it, Arrowhead, isn't owned by Sony, and they've already said they won't partner with Sony on their next game. The total damage under Ryan: $3.7 billion spent buying Bungie (the studio behind Destiny), up to $400 million written off on Concord, and roughly 1,500 jobs lost across studios that got shut down. The PS5 generation is now short on the kind of games that built PlayStation in the first place. Yoshida was pushed out in 2019 for saying no to one strategy. Five years and a few billion dollars later, Sony's current CEO says the new plan is to 'fail early and fail cheaply.'

A young man who threatens families at a rest stop by claiming to be a gang member runs into a hard rock this time! After the beating he takes, he ends up being the one who has to call 911 for help

MFer caught this soyboy's sucker punch in midair and tossed it....Absolutely legendary

One of the greatest commentaies ever. 🤣