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2018 met gala we still talk about you

Baseball is meant to be watched in person Football is meant to be watched on your couch College Basketball is meant to be watched during the day at your cubicle

Cyclones had no issue in the Big 12 matchup 🌪️

In a culture addicted to outrage, people are desperate to tear each other apart. Bad Bunny had the biggest stage in the world and could’ve made it political. He didn’t. He chose unity & love. Most of the criticism I’ve seen isn’t even about the music — it’s about his ethnicity. That’s weak. Music and sports are supposed to bring us together. You can celebrate different backgrounds and still love this country. That’s exactly what this Super Bowl performance did ❤️🇺🇸

Minnesota National Guard was asked why they’re handing out coffee, donuts, and hot chocolate to protesters. Answer: “It’s a demonstration of safety and security. We’re here to help.” That’s how you de-escalate. Not masks. Not threats. Not bullets.

We’re being desensitized. Don’t lose your empathy. Watching people die on your phone isn’t normal. Remember to take breaks, take care of yourselves, your loved ones and your community.

One cyclone is scary but two...that's dangerous 🌪️

🚨 THIS IS SHEIN - WITHOUT THE FILTERS Mountains of plastic-wrapped clothes piled like garbage. Workers sitting on concrete floors sorting nonstop. No music. No glam. No “haul.” Just pure volume. This is how $3 tops happen. Not magic. Not efficiency. Just scale so big you’re never supposed to see it. Fast fashion doesn’t disappear after checkout - it gets buried out of sight. So what’s worse: the conditions… or the fact most people don’t care as long as it’s cheap?

@DMRegister Opinion: shut the fuck up

Well, that's one way to win over the fanbase.

JIMMY ROGERS F BOMB BUILD THE STATUE

How bout them Cyclones!?!?🌪️🌪️

Dear Matt Campbell, Please don’t take the Penn State job. Sincerely, Ames

Sounds reasonable to me

BROCK PURDY’S BACK

Don't nobody be on Twitter more than an employed person on the clock.

she is so real

Late night TV hosts Jimmy Fallon, John Oliver, Seth Meyers and Jon Stewart all showed up to Stephen Colbert’s show tonight to show solidarity after CBS cancelled it.