jack gross

@luuviisa Stolen valor.

eu tô chocada com essa ideia de piercing dessa diva, simplesmente evitou a dor de fazer ele e ainda arrasou

Calling it Bone when even most Americans call it B1 or Lancer 🫡🇯🇵

@Graham__san Please. Actually make these so I may purchase.

ここまで多くの方々に声が届くとは思いませんでした。 彼らは、我々を友と呼び、助けてくれた。 なら我々も、彼らを友と呼び、感謝を。 未だかつて、これほどXがあってよかったと思うことはありませんでした。 直接、あの作戦に従事した方々に声を届けられるのは奇跡に近いと思います。 ただ一言、ありがとうと言えることに、ここまで喜びを得られることはそうそうないと思います。 本当に、最高の機会をもらえました。 改めて感謝を。 ありがとう。

@basedamericana @nikitabier I am begging someone to make this flag so that I can purchase it.

There will be mutiny when @nikitabier reverses the algo and comms go dark with Japan again. Mutiny, I tell you.

@masaki726 Congratulations on the best day of your life (so far). I’m a dad five times. Life is better with every one.

つーわけで本日！無事娘が産まれました！！！！ 一児のパパなってしもた！！！ 嫁ちゃんめっちゃ頑張ったからみんな褒めて！！！！！

@weylandishikawa There is no perfect meat. Only perfect meats.

あまり調子に乗るなよアメリカ人め これが日本式だ

@tanomuzeA Amazing cultural depth. Proud of traditions but also willing to pragmatic embrace the craziest new technology. Everyone is nice. Americans get shit on in most countries you visit but not in Japan. People are just genuinely nice, just like in most of the non-coastal US.

🇺🇸あなたは何故日本が好きですか？ ずっとXでアメリカ人に聞きたかった。

@m_takewaka My dream is to ride my bicycle from south to north, Fukuoka to Sapporo, chasing the spring. This way I can experience as many blossoms as possible for as long as possible.

Dear American friends, Have you ever been to Japan? Or would you like to come to Japan? If you were able to come to Japan, where would you like to go and what would you like to do?

@AgingAnarchist You can come stay at my house in CA and barbecue, but as a Californian I must recommend Texas.

アメリカ人やさしいからXで「ウチのバーベキュー食べに来いよ！」って言ってる人の家にガチで行っても大丈夫だと思う。空港まで迎えにきてくれるだろうし泊めてくれるだろうし腹一杯肉を食わせてくれてクリスマスには家族の写真が入ったカードを送ってくれる。懐が深いんだよ。カリフォルニア民以外。

@koinu0925 You must beat it. There is so much barbecue yet to be eaten.

凄い数のコメント😌 ほぼ、海外の方からの応援メッセージです👊 僕のポストは海を超えて世界へ🌏 本当にありがとうございます🙇

It’s as if there is a global pattern?

You can’t take our country — and you can’t take our game.

@AjaTheEmpress @JocastaMoney I enjoyed the old A&E Hornblowe series, but read the books first.

Random one Me and the good lady wife @JocastaMoney have recently fallen in love with British naval history — especially 18th-century shipbuilding and the Age of Sail. So I’m putting this out there: are there any naval nerds on here who can recommend something decent for us to watch? Fiction or non-fiction, documentaries, dramas, proper historical deep dives — we’re open to it all.

@Noahpinion For catching, yes. For eating, no.

Trout is the best fish In time you will come to realize this truth, if you have not already. Trout

@wil_da_beast630 Cal OSHA just revoked their last COVID rules 6 days ago…

The Biden years were...absolutely terrible. Blue cities didn't stop panicking about COVID until at least 2022. The President had dementia. We all saw the ocho mil come in. Murders really peaked in 2021, a year Treezy and Sleepy Joe both reeeeallly mishandled. Remember the debate? The caravans? Inflation? Why are you SAYING this stuff, hermano?

@nowatzke @TheCinesthetic A classic

A movie that's in your top 25 list but unlikely to be in anyone else's?

@TheCinesthetic Narc

@exQUIZitely Descent and Tribes are severely underrated.

What was your first impression when you played Descent by Parallax Software? Descent (1995) was an incredible game for its time, introducing a world-first feature: six degrees of freedom. No other game before allowed such complete movement control, though it came at a cost - at least for me - inducing vertigo if you were prone to it. I'm only half-joking but playing Descent those first couple of times was both amazing and genuinely nauseating. Flying through mineshafts, turning left/right, up/down, and doing full 360-degree rolls was all part of the charm, but the side effects were very real. People often talk about Duke Nukem 3D, Doom, Quake, Half-Life, and Unreal when discussing 90s shooters, yet one game that introduced a truly novel concept is often overlooked among the classics. Remember, this was 1995 - nothing like it had been done before - and it came from an unknown developer (Parallax Software's first game), which makes it even more impressive.

@wil_da_beast630 It also leaned in on some positive Latin/hispanic cultural elements that are right coded: focus on family, community, freedom.

@wil_da_beast630 Who cares what language he’s rapping in. He’s surrounded by a horde of hotties throwing ass around. That’s as American as a halftime show can get. Plus most rap these days is incomprehensible anyway.

How would you respond to this point, as a "dissident right" type? Does the guy rapping in Spanish in fact represent the majority?