Frankly Speaking

🤣 She has a future in acting, for sure!

@Oceanbreeze473 I actually feel bad for her. I probably shouldn't, but I do. 🤷

I suppose it could be worse for her, I mean her husband could be texting people pictures of his t*ts.

Ancient civilizations also believed that people they didn’t like caused bad weather, then killed or jailed them for it. Imagine how awesome you would be if your parents weren’t siblings.

@PaulStetson13 @mitchellvii 🤦🏻 Are you not paying attention at all? It doesn't affect children who have a parent that is a US citizen. It's about children born here who's parents are not citizens. 🙄

@mitchellvii Bill "Ending" Birthright citizenship is ridiculous ...unless you want your own kids to be deported 🙄 But I don't disagree that institutionalized baby planting or "birth tourism" is an issue that needs to be addressed Be reasonable not radical about it!

KAYLEIGH MCENANY: "The Chinese Communist Party estimates that they are sending up to 100,000 people per year to engage in birth tourism and create new U.S. citizens!" Wow. This is an INVASION, isn't it? This is why we need to end birthright citizenship! It's just like mail-in ballots. It absolutely begs for corruption and abuse. Why do we stand by and allow this to happen to ourselves? The 6-3 Conservative Supreme Court should strike down birthright citizenship tomorrow with a resounding decision! Do you agree?

Grok: make my photo less revealing.

@Soaringeagle45 I Don't Like Mondays. Monday, Monday. Rainin Days & Mondays (always get me down).

Tuesday’s Gone

@LuckyMcGee 😱 What the frack am I looking at.

I R NOW ELECTRICIAN. ⚡️😭

@MattDevittWX The Morgan & Morgan billboard! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

First images of the Moon from Artemis II just surfacing...

@DepSecVaden Ethanol contains less energy, meaning lower MPG. More importantly, alcohol is hygroscopic. It absorbs water...outnof the air. That causes corrosion and other problems, and in the winter can cause fuel line freezes.

The higher the ethanol content, the lower the price. Biofuels save money.

@Dougie_Fresh_24 @EricLDaugh @WalterHudson The smooth-brained idiots will just claim that's a fake too. You can't fix stupid. Ignore them and don't let their lack of intellect get in the way of progress.

@EricLDaugh @WalterHudson Here’s an idea. After 54 years of hearing the moon landing was fake, how about flying by some of the landing sites from Apollo missions and take video footage that is crisp and well defined!!!! Just saying.

🚨 JUST IN: Trump NASA chief Jared Isaacman just CONFIRMED the Artemis II crew is 100% SAFE, the craft is in good shape, and en route to the Moon “After a brief 54-year intermission, NASA is BACK in the business of sending astronauts to the moon!" 🔥

Supreme Court Blocks Colorado Speech Ban As State Moves To Bypass Ruling x.com/TheBrancaShow/…

Can't read? The post you replied to explains that. This mission was not about going straight to the moon. We are not in a race to get there like we were against the USSR in the 60s. This is about gathering data about the efficacy of the radiation sheilding, using earth's gravity as a means of propulsion (and to a far lesser extent, the moon's) etc. But go ahead and stick with the ridiculous theories because that's all your simple mind can comprehend. 🙄

Why was Apollo Moon missions able to reach the moon in 3 days but now today it takes 2 weeks? 🤔 x.com/i/grok/share/4…

🚨Interesting Fact: Orion Artemis II Space shuttle is literally NASA’s first 🚀 testbed for human shielding through the deadly Van Allen radiation belts – they’re gathering real sensor data now so future crews don’t get fried later.🧐 🌌🛰️ “We must solve these challenges before we send people through this region of space.” --Orion’s uncrewed flight climbed 3,600 miles up, past ISS altitude, straight into the Van Allen radiation belts to stress‑test new shielding and log radiation with onboard sensors.😱 🚀Radiation here can wreck guidance, computers, and electronics, so NASA is using this mission to harden the spacecraft before committing human crews to deep space runs to asteroids or Mars. 🛰️Funny enough, Apollo astronauts later admitted they weren’t even sure if they went far enough to hit the belts – but now NASA’s openly saying the quiet part out loud and designing around it. 🧠💥 Space isn’t just “exploration,” it’s an active radiation lab now – and Orion is the guinea pig so future astronauts don’t have to be.

@Oceanbreeze473 Well, at least nobody would hesitate cutting into that "masterpiece" to get a piece of cake.

Hey guys I started my own cake business, if interested I’m taking orders.

The Pink Pantser strikes again!

If I stay home and raise my own children I am a loser and not ambitious But if I hire and pay another woman to raise and take care of my children for me than I am an empowered woman If that same woman stayed home with her children she would be a loser But if she takes care of my children she is not If we both switched and raised each others children for a paycheck we would be successful ambitious girl bosses But if we do it for our own children we are losers

@ChrisMartzWX Everywhere. It's happening everywhere.

Renewable energy systems are intended to reduce your electric bills because they are supposedly cheaper than fossil fuels and nuclear power. But in California, the exact opposite is happening. As more solar and wind are added to their electric grid, the more expensive residential electricity prices have become. The data in the chart is inflation-adjusted to 2024 USD. That might not be because of solar and wind, but it clearly isn’t working to reduce costs. It doesn’t make a difference when your government taxes the shit out of consumers.

@GeneralPatton83 Something seems fishy about that ham.

I think you meant 'Virginia Ham'

@HighImpactFlix @tjfrewin @excid2 @ZadeSmith4 Maybe this will clarify it for you. The timing to get the proper tragectory to be able to swing around the moon as it is flying around earth isn't something you can change for an ISS photo op. x.com/i/status/20397…

@tjfrewin @excid2 @ZadeSmith4 Just time the launch to coincide with the ISS passing. This deals with rockets but the concept is far from rocket science.

The ISS circles the earth once every 90 minutes. Of the seven crew members aboard the ISS, no one thought it would be a good idea to film Artemis 2 lifting off and punching through the atmosphere from the perspective of space? It could have been one of the most historic sites ever filmed.

@samthelion79 Just to hitch a ride. One way.

I'm going back to 1985, yall need anything?