August D.

@tsunemitsu I grew up eating authentic BBQ!

@adittyMBSC 入門篇として、米国BBQ文化に触れる機会を得ることが出来て嬉しいです。 いつか本場のBBQを食べてみたいですね😊️。

米国の友人たちへ ついに本場のバーベキューを食べることが出来たよ！ めっちゃ美味しい。 日本の横田基地での日米友好祭にて食べられた。 #YokotaFF26 #横田基地日米友好祭

@AstellarDiabell @Chibben_Fren @PeninsulaBoy217 @interstatejuche Wiener: sausage from Wien. Frankfurter: similar sausage from Frankfurt. Evolved into the American “hot dog” when immigrants brought them to the USA. Also evolved into Vienna sausages as the meat packing plants sought a way to preserve the product longer. Not the same; related.

@AstellarDiabell @Chibben_Fren @PeninsulaBoy217 @interstatejuche Hot dogs and Vienna sausages (the American variant) both derive from the same basic sausage from Germany — wieners (from Wein, or Vienna) and frankfurters (from Frankfurt) are at least somewhat interchangeable in terminology, and both terms are used synonymously with “hot dog.”

Everyone thinks American food sucks because their countries produce abominations like "tomato puree and white chocolate with fish sauce and chunks of plaster" and slap an american flag and names like "American Pizza Sauce" on the packaging without our knowledge or consent

@canedeeman One of my ancestors, Lt. Adam Jordan, served under Peter Horry in the Revolution. Horry served under Gen. Francis Marion. My ancestor was given a land grant in payment for his service.

We are not the same. We are the double digit generations to this country. This is a page from the Arkansas History Center's Biographical Memoranda from 1911. This gentleman is my maternal 2x great uncle. He initially enlisted in the 3rd Arkansas State Troops and was at Wilson's Creek, Elkhorn Tavern, and Prairie Grove. According to his limited Fold3 record, he ended up in my 2x Great Grandfather's unit, Gordon's Cavalry.

@canedeeman Having a massive ocean on both sides, which prevented direct attacks on the mainland. Not a technology, but crucial in our ability to contribute.

In your opinion what technology won WWII (or 11 if you're Somali) for the US? I'm going with the proximity fuse.

@tuuu28283 Because we can. That’s not a snarky answer — it’s a literal fact.

アメリカの兄弟達 銃が趣味な兄弟おおいけど アメリカの人々はなぜ銃をみんな持っているんだい？？

@TheTwitchyTrex @DonutOperator @tuuu28283 From the cans of beans.

@DonutOperator @tuuu28283 Where the fuck are you getting gas at a dollar general?

アメリカの兄弟達 この店は、スーパー？？

@tuuu28283 @pantry_bandit The quality is fine, generally, since it’s the same products sold in other stores. The quantities per package are sometimes different, but not always. The store brand stuff is typical lower-quality off-brand stuff, but still perfectly adequate.

@pantry_bandit 品質が低く高いんですか！？

@tuuu28283 It’s a general store with rabbit DNA.

@LucisLuvChild @HLC_actual POG = Passionfruit Orange Guava

@HLC_actual POG = Person Other than Grunt You are automatically wrong

Infantry guys who serve during peace time are more POGs than support MOS guys during GWOT. Yall can be mad but I’m not wrong.

@GVAN11B @HLC_actual Was that chord an Am, G, C, Dsus4, or what? Or did you mean “cord?”

@HLC_actual Mmmmm. Yes. I’m still gonna call you a POG tho. My blue chord makes me better than you regardless.

@spiny_norman @AllAmericanReS1 @officerbill @AP Loganberries are far more dangerous. And pineapples.

@AllAmericanReS1 @officerbill @AP Up next, pointed sticks.

A musket from 1776 can fire a lead ball at a velocity of around 1,000 feet per second. Imagine what that can do to a human body. Yet under federal and most state laws, it’s exempt from gun regulations. Many antique or replica guns aren’t considered firearms and even convicted felons can own them.

@airish1 @officerbill @AP They’ll definitely be against crossbows, since they’re clearly a religious weapon intended only for use by Christians.

@officerbill @AP Wait until they hear about crossbows.

@rescindeddoubt @JonKay812 @AP @DixieBushWookie It’s better than your opinion. We actually want to see The Patriot, after all.

@JonKay812 @AP @DixieBushWookie The Patriot sucks shitty ahistorical slop film

@1776Ks @Belbizaz @AP @Tread184 So the blunderbuss is what they say is “a salt weapon.” Finally, the ones with a D beside their name can get the definition right!

@Belbizaz @AP @Tread184 blunderbuss firing wood screws, salt, and cayenne pepper

@MiddleAgedBaby2 @AP Just tyrants doing tyrant things. Plan accordingly.

@AP Wait...😂 We're now arguing that the actual fucking firearms used AT THE TIME of the writing of the 2nd Amendment...the very ones in used when "shall not be infringed" was penned...should be regulated...because they're too dangerous?

@Snakeeater36 @Calle247 @SalimForVA @GovernorVA @Everytown @bradybuzz @GIFFORDS_org Exactly. SC has the good fireworks… except the really old school tiny bottle rockets of my childhood.

@Calle247 @SalimForVA @GovernorVA @Everytown @bradybuzz @GIFFORDS_org Yall just go to my old home at SC for them 😉

.@GovernorVA's signing of SB749 marks a monumental victory for public safety in the Commonwealth of Virginia, banning the sale, manufacture, and transfer of assault firearms and large capacity magazines effective July 1, 2026.

@MAC_Arms How about those cartridges in the M3 mag that pull a 90° turn halfway up the mag?

The AI slop on Facebook is reaching epic proportions. Check this out. I mean, I'm really glad they put that blue line on the StG44 that shows us exactly... what, I don't know. There are so many things wrong with this image that I don't have enough room to cover it all. 🤣

@Milajoy I wonder if she was read her… Miranda Rights? #punintended

BEWARE. This is what happens when you post death threats to the president of the United States on social media. Lock her up and toss out the key.