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@P0PFLOPPED @CoenBarr No

@CoenBarr u guys are fucking losers stop being mean

Holy fucking shit is all I have to say

@AZIZI354AZIZI @PaulSkallas No it doesn't

@PaulSkallas Shit like this makes inheritance tax sound a lot better

Richest man in Barcelona went on a walk in the mountains above the city with his son. He fell to his death. Which is very rare. The police think the son pushed him. The son said he didn't do it. Lots of people around the father wanted the inheritance. The son, the father's gf, the son's instagram gf, Now they think the the family therapist was also involved in trying to convince the son to push the dad to his death. Almost everyone around him would benefit from his death. Agatha CHristie novel

@laurjar @maryarchived Yes

@maryarchived So now we're policing water for fat people too? No but seriously, I see people of all sizes carrying those ridiculous Stanley cups or big regular bottles all the time. That's the amount (at least) you're supposed to drink during the day anyway, but most people don't

fat people tote ginormous water bottles around with them all day because of the ungodly amounts of sodium in their junk food and drive thru slop. it’s not normal to be that thirsty all the time

@UpdatingOnRome I miss the internet before third worlders were allowed on it

A lot of Ahmeds and Abduls really didn’t like this post for some reason.

@AnthonyTFarley @Thegenrlstaff The mayoral race isn't gerrymandered, but the state and federal house districts are. The gerrymandered maps depend heavily on assumptions about turnout. Because of that, a candidate like Pratt can have an impact on the results of other races even if he doesn't win his election.

@Thegenrlstaff Please tell me how the LA Mayor’s race is gerrymandered. I’d love to know how you think that is the case.

The point isn't to get a Pratt win, or even to get a GOP gubernatorial win. It's that the Dems have leveraged their gerrymandering to an insane degree and unpredictable shifts in the electorate in high profile races can cause catastrophic results for them. Even if Pratt goes down by 15 - 20 points in a higher-than-average election turnout, if he drives up GOP low-props and increases the defection rate, you may see Dem representatives start to go down, or at the very least force them to burn resources in California that were earmarked for other states.

@DiggingInTheDi1 @Badhombre 2 more weeks bro

@Badhombre It's OPEX day. Without some good news for the markets they would have blown up As soon as the ceasefire expires they'll drum up some excuse to attack Iran, or more likely Israel will just go ahead and do it unprovoked You will see

The experts: - The naval blockade won’t work. - Iran is winning the war and they have all the leverage. - Oil prices will soar. Reality: - The blockade worked and the strait is open. - Iran capitulated. - Oil prices are down 10% this morning. Stop taking these people seriously.

@stevemagness Thanks Obama, unironically.

In 2008, 62% of teachers said they were very satisfied with their job. In 2022, that dropped to 12%. We've got a serious problem brewing in education...

@NewFloridian2 @JonathanTurley You should take a look at who Inslee appointed to the state supreme court. The constitution is just a piece of paper.

@JonathanTurley You left out that the Washington Constitution forbids an income tax and that voters in Washington have rejected allowing an income tax 11 TIMES.

Democrats just approved a 9.9 percent tax on income above $1 million. If you stay in Washington, you’ll pay a combined rate with the top income tax (37 percent) of over 46 percent. Washington will have the highest tax rate in the United States...jonathanturley.org/2026/03/12/was…

@SkylarSkye3 @CaudilloXIV Yes, God actually does forbid it.

@CaudilloXIV God forbid we want a lil protection It is better raw though tbf

If your girlfriend makes you wear a condom she hates you

@PaulSkallas Gaston was RIGHT about women reading.

Now that fewer people read, reading itself gets treated as a moral good. That’s not right. Reading the wrong things can make you dumber than not reading at all. they miscalibrate you. Books aren’t automatically good. Only some are. In some cases, you’re better off not reading at all and figuring life out solely through action and movement.

@DetroitGirl20 @DrSuneelDhand Yes

@DrSuneelDhand Are Depression and Anxiety drugs also short cuts because one lacks discipline and coping skills??

The rise of GLP-1 drugs troubles me hugely. Yes, they “work.” They suppress appetite by slowing and effectively paralyzing the stomach. Biology is overridden. Hunger is muted. Calories drop. But in the process, something far more important is outsourced: Self-regulation, restraint, and the daily practice of discipline. It’s the equivalent of saying, “Why study when there’s a drug to pass the exam?” You might get the result— but you lose the transformation. Because the process is the point. In my opinion, that’s part of the point of the human journey. Shortcuts don’t build resilience. They erode it. And this is not just an individual issue. It’s cultural and yes, even spiritual. Civilizations don’t decline because people suffer. They decline when people stop believing effort matters. And this always backfires. You cannot bypass biology without consequences. The side effects are already becoming more well known. Muscle is lost. Bone weakens. Organs like the pancreas and thyroid show problems. Metabolism slows. Dependency grows. And something deeper quietly erodes— confidence, identity, self-trust. Eventually, the bill comes due. This isn’t about shame. It’s not about moral superiority. It’s about reality. Your body was never meant to be silenced or subdued. It is your temple. Your vehicle through life. Something to be respected, trained, and protected— not medicated into submission. There’s a reason greed, sloth, and gluttony were named among the seven deadly sins. Not as insults, but as warnings. Ancient wisdom about what happens when restraint disappears and effort is abandoned. I have deep compassion for people who are struggling. Modern life can be genuinely hard. Many feel exhausted, overwhelmed, and defeated. But compassion without truth isn’t kindness. The truth— uncomfortable as it may be— is also deeply empowering: There is no real version of health without effort. There never has been and there never will be. The good news? Effort doesn’t require perfection. It doesn’t require extremes. It requires ownership. Walking when you don’t feel like it. Lifting something heavy. Eating real food. Saying no when it would be easier to say yes. These aren’t punishments. They are acts of self-respect. We are living in a moment where the easy path is everywhere. Where shortcuts are celebrated. Where responsibility is quietly handed off to systems, pills, and excuses. And sadly the medical profession perpetuates this culture. It’s planned that during the upcoming Patriots Seahawks Super Bowl broadcast, one of the greatest athletes of our time, Serena Williams, will appear in an advertisement promoting GLP-1 weight-loss drugs. Let that sink in. An athlete whose greatness was built on discipline, sacrifice, pain tolerance, repetition, and relentless personal effort — potentially endorsing a shortcut that removes those very principles. That’s exactly why choosing effort now matters more than ever. In an age obsessed with shortcuts, choose discipline. In a world outsourcing responsibility, take it back. Not loudly or performatively. Just consistently. Be a shining example. Not because it’s easy, but because it’s timeless.

@CharlestonArchi Ee

It is not enough to be pro-beautiful architecture - we must also be actively anti-ugly architecture.

@TriComStorm__ @Rapture2026 @Covers_josh @AdamSchefter It's the law, so yes

@Rapture2026 @Covers_josh @AdamSchefter Trumps former UK ambassador and friend does DEI hires? The old white billionaire does DEI hires?

Since the NFL started recording interceptions in 1933, no team ever has finished a season without an interception. The Jets would be the first if they do not get an interception today at Buffalo.

@HaloClassicHCH Obama made this illegal

Bungie Team Summer 2004 #halo #halo2 #gaming

@USBornNRaised @Styx666Official Ok, principled loser

@Styx666Official Are you a nut? The moment you take joy in someone's death over politics you are not better than the other side.

Funny to see people simping for Rob Reiner. Are you insane? I'm not going to pretend it is anything but funny that he is dead. Virtue signaling kiss my ass.

@RepHaleyStevens Lose weight

🚨 Today, I formally introduced articles of impeachment against Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. RFK Jr. has turned his back on science and the safety of the American people. Michiganders cannot take another day of his chaos.

@DKThomp "America used to stigmatize disability too severely." No it didn't

This is a great piece with some mind-boggling statistics. - At Brown and Harvard, more than 20% of undergraduates are registered as disabled - At Amherst: more than 30 percent - At Stanford: nearly 40 percent Soon, many of these schools "may have more students receiving [disability] accommodations than not, a scenario that would have seemed absurd just a decade ago." As students and their parents have recognized the benefits of claiming disability—extended time on tests, housing accommodations, etc—the rates of disability at colleges, and especially at elite colleges, has exploded. America used to stigmatize disability too severely. Now elite institutions reward it too liberally. It simply does not make any sense to have a policy that declares half of the students at Stanford cognitively disabled and in need of accommodations.

Women are getting bigger

@Dexerto That's a man

Rebecca Heineman, co-founder of Interplay Productions, has died aged 62 A pioneer for women in the industry, the company she co-founded in 1983 would go on to create Fallout and publish titles like Baldur’s Gate

@BrianFargo That's a man

Rebecca Heineman sadly passed away. Known her since the 80s when I'd drive her to work, one of the most brilliant programmers around. A real gut punch earlier today when she messaged me: "We have gone on so many adventures together! But, into the great unknown! I go first!!!" :(