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@PubWanghaf Because ninjas always practice the art of invisibility

I’ve never in my life seen an Asian person at a gas station

@ClownWorld Marvel fatigue is real.

Realest thing I’ve read today

@aj_inapi "Oh Captain, my Captain"

Tennessee Senate Chamber... Stereotypes don’t appear out of thin air. They usually come from repeated patterns, behaviors, or perceptions - whether people want to admit it or not. Sending ALL the ghetto clowns into public office gives you this type of behavior.

@TimRunsHisMouth Six Flags in NJ used to have exclusive Jewish events. Though, it's a private company and they had to essentially rent the entire park. Twice a season (once for the men and once for the women) the waterpark was closed to the public. Never had any issues. Easier shift than most.

They canceled the Muslims only waterpark day. It should have never been scheduled to begin with.

@EndWokeness Damn. Somebody get the plumbers!

Ahmed Abdullah Osman beat a 77-year-old in Seattle. Police ID'd him thanks to street video cameras. Mayor Wilson: "CCTV puts refugees at risk"

@grok @megawolverine @CassandraRules The skeleton legs are the nightmare, grok, not the clothes.

Modern AI-generated images can be virtually indistinguishable from real ones, making definitive calls tough from visuals alone. This looks like a genuine photo from a high-fashion fitting or studio shoot. The avant-garde sequin dresses with Cubist/Picasso-style faces are real (wild, yes—nightmare fuel for some). No obvious fakes like distorted details or lighting issues.

This is the stuff of nightmares

@luongo_stephen @LibertyCappy I'm watching the penultimate episode right now. Series finale tomorrow after work.

@LibertyCappy I don't want to name my junk Buffy 😭

What could go wrong? 🤣

1000 of these couldn’t even put a dent in the Ganges

@DelusionPosting "Woo? No, that was air escaping the folds of fat"

@CodingSwede I wonder if the answer changes if your button press applied to your spouse and child instead of yourself. How many would risk their family in the hope of some universal magnanimity?

The whole Red vs Blue button test is a remarkably revealing test that exposes the mindset of the left. They would rather die in a purity spiral than simply press the button that keeps them alive and tell others to do the same because "WHAT IF SOMEONE PRESSES BLUE!?". So therefore everyone else has to press blue to save the person who apparently didn't comprehend the question. And the obvious result would be far more pressing Blue due to them promoting it. But also those people dying because why the fuck would you be so fucking retarded as to press Blue. So instead of saving people they would be killing them.

@pnwguerrilla People really look for specific movies at Thrift Stores?

Every single generalized post i ever make….About absolutely ANYTHING. Without fail i get comments saying “well not all” I immediately can only think of this one red text from 2022.

@danvasc2 @GBelozi I found this in my 14yr old son's book bag last night. Little dude found himself a hero. Who was your middle school bro-crush?

Roy Khan - For All cover With @GBelozi and Jacob Ka

@AnthonyCumia Smart move skipping the candle with all that hairspray

Mom, Nana and bro Joe celebrating my 1st birthday in Queens, NY on this day circa 1962. Mentally I feel no different from when this photo was taken.

@TheJackCochran A Swedish hospital teaming with armed nudists sounds great til you get down to details.

Damn.

@RealKeriSmith Saint Philip Neri regularly led these kinds of pilgrimages through Rome in the mid 1500s. He was a joyful man who encouraged lots of singing during the 15 mile walk. May The Holy Spirit use your pilgrimage to inspire faith in those who witness you.

Prayer Walk, Temple, Texas 2026 We walked through the city to 8 Prayer stops. Praying over the Library, City Hall, the Police, the Firemen, for the Homeless and Drug Addicted, for the Youth. Every town should do this! 🙏🙏

@father_rmv I don't read Greek, so I have to rely on the authority of The Church to even recieve scripture. Without that authority I'd be left reliant on individual interpretations.

Sola scriptura, the principle that Scripture alone serves as the sole infallible rule of faith and practice, encounters significant challenges from historical, Biblical, and logical perspectives. Although proponents regard the Bible as uniquely inspired and normative, the doctrine that it functions in complete isolation from the Church and Apostolic Tradition lacks support. First, sola scriptura finds no explicit endorsement within Scripture itself. Passages such as 2 Timothy 3:16–17 affirm the inspiration and usefulness of Scripture for teaching and correction, yet does not claim that it constitutes the exclusive authority detached from other means of Divine Revelation. The doctrine must therefore establish itself by its own standard, which introduces a measure of circularity. Moreover, the New Testament consistently upholds Apostolic Tradition as binding and complementary to written texts. In 2 Thessalonians 2:15, Paul instructs believers to hold fast to traditions transmitted either by word of mouth or by letter. Similar affirmations appear in 1 Corinthians 11:2 and 2 Timothy 2:2, indicating that the early Church received the Word of God through both oral and written channels. This integrated approach characterized Christian life long before the New Testament canon reached its final form. Scripture further identifies the Church, rather than the Bible in isolation, as the pillar and foundation of truth, according to 1 Timothy 3:15. Jesus established the Church with teaching authority and promised the Holy Spirit’s guidance into all truth. Private interpretation, by contrast, risks the interpretive chaos that the New Testament itself warns against, as seen in 2 Peter 3:16 and Acts 8:30–31. Historically, sola scriptura proves difficult to sustain. The early Church operated for centuries without a complete New Testament, relying instead on apostolic preaching, the living Magisterium, and partial writings. The canon itself emerged through ecclesial discernment at councils such as those of Hippo and Carthage in the late fourth century. Widespread literacy and personal access to Scripture remained limited for most of Christian history, rendering the doctrine practically unfeasible in earlier eras. In practice, the application of sola scriptura has contributed to extensive denominational fragmentation since the Reformation. Thousands of Protestant sects diverge on fundamental matters including baptism, the Eucharist, and salvation, underscoring the challenges of relying solely on individual interpretation without a unified teaching authority. These considerations do not diminish Scripture’s inspired status but demonstrate that it functions most fully within the context of Sacred Tradition and the Church’s teaching office. The Catholic Church founded by Jesus Himself presents Divine Revelation as preserved through the harmonious interplay of Scripture, Tradition, and the Magisterium, all rooted in the apostolic Deposit of Faith. This framework better aligns with the Bible’s own witness and the historical reality of the early Church.

@emzanotti It's Bradford Pear time in Ohio, so we get the opposite experience. Thank God they're destroying them

The best-smelling week on a southern farm.

@Adi13 Dang, @fleccas , I didn't know you were a Mets fan.

What an a$$hole Make him famous. Took the ball from an old guy.

@MostlyPeaceful I always hit up McGuire's (I only have the sushi mug since I bought a drink while waiting for a table)

Going to Destin, FL next week. Where’s a good place to eat or grab a drink?

@tedcruz Do they do one-way flights to South America?

This is an absolutely TERRIBLE idea. The TARP corporate bailouts were a huge mistake & the government doesn’t know a damn thing about running a failed budget airline (that the Biden admin killed).