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@shoe0nhead @QuetzalPhoenix I would choose Samurai because of Bushido. I just want chivalry and honor!

chat what does this mean what is my husband’s diagnosis

@PageauJonathan It does t matter how good the story is when the casting breaks you out of the immersion. Total ruination.

First thoughts on The Odyssey. There is a scene at the very beginning of the film in which, in the absence of his father, Telemachus is being trained by the blind Eumaeus, Odysseus’s loyal servant. Eumaeus warns that the reason Telemachus is constantly being bested by his sparring partner is that his defense is too quick. He must move more slowly, open his chest, invite the attack, and use his opponent’s momentum against him. In the spirit of Odysseus, deep trickery is at work in this film. Don’t let the apparent compromises fool you. The Odyssey is an absolute triumph. It is made with a profound love for the source material, filled with deep pathos: the return of the father, the elevation of the son, and the restoration of proper order despite all the sins perpetrated by the guardians of that order. It is a film about the end of one world and the beginning of another; about remembrance, return, and the perpetuation of an order after a long wandering through chaos. It’s The Odyssey.

@zoomer_crusader 🤣🤣🤣

If you listened to Jay Dyer on Tucker and you still think Eastern Orthodoxy is a valid option, you are cooked. Literally.

@AuronMacintyre I think you're great on lots of issues Auron, but Jay is 100% right

"It's a straight line from Martin Luther to troons" Comical

@Michaeldudufudu Now dawns the era of Michael Gamer

@genuinenicholas I have mastered the world of twitter and now i shall master the world of programming.

Being a micro celebrity is fun but i got real dreams i gotta chase before its too late

@AppyOrtho Sorry😞

Some people on the Right are becoming too cringe and I really need some of you to pull it together, okay? We need to win.

@RachelMoiselle @winesmithing Why are you so uncomfortable with her photo being posted? You’re acknowledging she’s ugly. Plus, she said it herself in her own article. Where’s the issue?

You could have written ‘intrasexual competition is wild’ without the accompanying photo. What purpose does the photo serve other than to demean? I will reiterate that this is a reason many women are feeling increasingly uncomfortable with public commentary, and will therefore reiterate my request that you delete your comment.

What I find interesting in this piece is that the author makes a moral argument against the politics of Little House on the Prairie while simultaneously admitting she felt a sadistic level of ‘justice’ in a character going blind because she is pretty.

@stephenehorn @EpochTimes tried to do the same thing in their print newspaper. It has me considering canceling my subscription because it was so disgustingly dishonest.

Outlets like the News & Observer will attempt to describe the "teen takeover" phenomenon with no mention of race So here's some qualitative evidence in addition to what we can see on social media Take a look at the 27 individuals arrested by Raleigh Police on or directly adjacent to Glenwood Ave. on the night of July 4th/July 5th Do you notice anything they have in common? Follow @TriangleTrumpet for the only local news outlet that will address phenomena like this head on Link: thisweekinthetriangle.com/i/206954636/th…

@ShiningScience Just don't give it to African countries for free. They have been mooching off of us for too long.

A Nobel Prize-winning chemist has developed a machine that can harvest up to 270 gallons of clean drinking water daily directly from dry, desert air. The innovative system, developed by 2025 Nobel laureate in chemistry Professor Omar Yaghi and his company Atoco, utilizes molecularly engineered, porous materials that act like 'molecular sponges' to trap water vapor from the atmosphere. Unlike traditional desalination methods—which require massive amounts of energy and produce environmentally harmful salty brine—Yaghi’s machine utilizes ultra-low-grade heat to release the trapped molecules as pure liquid water. Contained in a unit the size of a 20-foot shipping container, the system can function completely off-grid, ensuring a reliable water source even when natural disasters or severe droughts knock out centralized electricity and municipal water supplies. For Yaghi, a chemistry professor at UC Berkeley, this scientific breakthrough is deeply personal. Having grown up in a Jordan refugee community with no running water or electricity, he spent his childhood rushing to fill containers during scarce, bi-weekly water deliveries. Driven by these early struggles, Yaghi designed this technology to foster water independence for the 2.2 billion people worldwide who lack safely managed drinking water. Because atmospheric water harvesting operates wherever there is moisture in the air, the technology offers a highly resilient and sustainable alternative for isolated island nations, remote desert communities, and areas devastated by hurricanes. source: Duncan, N. (2026). 'Reimagining matter': Nobel laureate invents machine that harvests water from dry air. The Guardian.

@staxlinusususus You don't even know, I'm the original Michael

@cranbypaws_ "Culture?" Didn't you mean ugly garbage?

just seen a video of a guy cover up decades of culture and stickers just to give it a sloppy landlord special for the sake of 'fixing' it (it will never function again)

@DD_Geopolitics "The ICC/ICJ has made its decision; now let them enforce it"

Marco Rubio is openly stating the US (and Israel) will openly violate international law. The international community must now decide what to do with these two rogue states with no regard for the legal infrastructure they imposed on others.

@bumbadum14 I can't accept a beach without sandcastles.

People hate on this but I find it amazing how Americans are so innovative that we reinvented the beach but with sand that doesn’t get everywhere. It’s literally a better beach

@JoelWBerry Your Nation is your people. It's in the definition. Your Nation literally is your extended family.

Nations are not families. Nations should not be treated like families. Nations should not replace families. Nations should protect and promote actual families.

@CopsGoneWrong Deport the retarded foreigner. Good cop here.

This cop just wants to talk

@shekelmanc64 @owenbroadcast Update: they do have bones in their flippers

@shekelmanc64 @owenbroadcast Do their 'arms' even have bones? I don't know how penguin flippers even work at all. Time to do some investigation

always interesting and jarring to see normal people’s idea of what a dumb question is. “why would the earth form into a sphere?” and “what prevents penguins from flying, and why would that be an evolutionary advantage?” are actually high level. can the average adult answer these?

@0x49fa98 I was raised to trust others' noises, which caused me much difficulty. Especially when interacting with women. I learned quickly not to trust others will do what they say they'll do.

@eve_bouff The Hunger Games? Are you kidding me?

full list of books in the manifesto library cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/…

this is so fucking hot. dua lipa is the renaissance humanist we didn't know we needed