No Remorse Horse

@SixSeedStudio @CultureCrave What's wrong with it? (Without bitching about minute deviations from the books, since nobody cares and just watch the show).

Lol who the fuck is even watching it? I remember when Game of thrones was in its 3rd season... literally couldnt go anywhere without literally hearing people talking about the show. Barely even see online discussion for House of the dragon. I stopped watching season 2 episode 1...who is still watching and why?

‘House of the Dragon’ showrunner Ryan Condal says the Battle of the Gullet in S3 is ‘arguably the craziest episode of TV ever made’ ⚔️ “To try to tell this story without doing the Gullet would be trying to film Lord of the Rings without doing the Battle of Helm's Deep. If we were gonna do it, we had to do it right. And that meant dragons and ships and multiple theaters of conflict” (via @EW)

@therealaskilroy @kirawontmiss Look at all the dumbass Americans defending this idiotic system. You people are truly lost.

Why do people not understand that the legal Minimum Wage for servers that receive tips is LESS than normal minimum wage? They rely on tips to earn their living. It’s not “tipping culture out of control”. This is how our system was set up and works. And they are automatically taxed based receipts. So if you’re not willing to tip decently, get fast food.

tipping culture is getting ridiculous

@Sarahhuniverse Do wine drinkers attend meetings and discus how to be as pompous and abnoxious as possible?

A specialized wine measuring tool used to pour exact amounts, such as 50ml, directly into a glass 🍷 © foodporn

@FoxNews Why are people so callous with their burglaries? Did he not know the camera was there? Did he not know how to cover his face properly?

Nearly $7,000 of merchandise gone in just a few minutes. Surveillance video captures a suspect breaking into an Arizona card shop and making off with thousands of dollars in rare Pokémon cards and collectibles. Investigators say the burglary caused heavy damage to the store, with nearly $7,000 in merchandise stolen, and the suspect hasn’t been identified. Store owners across the country have been warning about a rise in targeted Pokémon card thefts as the collectibles market keeps exploding in value.

@surajit_ghosh2 Whatever it is, it seems to be in orbit.

Strange object was seen emerging from Earth’s atmosphere during a live SpaceX broadcast What exactly did the cameras capture?

@John70841762881 @RobLogic @MagaGrunt1 Idk, where are your studies on microplastics coming from 3d prints? Or are you just parroting buzzwords?

@RobLogic @MagaGrunt1 Very cool Rob! But how many micro plastics are in each shot?

This guy printed a functional alcoholic cephalopod. Respect. 🐙🥃

@MarioNawfal Well you don't see that every day. Fascinating!

🇨🇴 6 people are dead and more than 100 wounded after two indigenous communities in Colombia's Cauca region went to war over land. With stones and machetes that escalated to firearms. The Misak and Nasa communities have disputed the same ancestral territory for generations. A Colombian government body broke the standoff this week by formally granting the land to the Nasa. The Misak rejected it. By Thursday the fighting had turned deadly. Homes burned, people kidnapped, and one of the Misak's own leaders, Luis Enrique Tunubalá, killed in the clashes. This is what happens when a government tries to resolve a centuries-old land dispute with a bureaucratic decision and no enforcement to back it up.

@Leo_Tardo1 @MomsPostingLs Sounds like pedo-protecting and a sexism.

Zero accountability

@BasedBidoof @lauriewired Could improve big time on the recycling aspects and needing to refill/rebuy pens/pencils. Not peaked quite yet.

@lauriewired I think its safe to say pen and paper have peaked

How many technologies are stuck in a local optima? Big loudspeakers basically peaked in the 1970s. Obviously we’ve gotten somewhat better, but it’s a lot closer to: “a couple % more accurate” than “the average person immediately notices the +50-year technological progress” Miniaturization has improved a lot, so has digital signal processing, amplification. But take a high end setup from 50 years ago, sit in the sweet spot at the same volume…it won’t feel radically different. I’m trying to think of other fields where the underlying principles were so mature that half a century of progress in materials/software/electronics is underwhelming. Camera Lenses seem like a good candidate. Non-electronic instruments is another; it’s not like cellos have gotten that much better in the last ~300 years.

@TedLogan1010 Well they were (one of) the biggest building on earth, very popular, knocking them down in media is expected. Look at how many buildings in movies have been destroyed..

Why did they foreshadow the destruction of the Twin Towers in so many cartoons before it happened?

@Rainmaker1973 Who's genius idea was it to build this thing right next to the ocean?

A massive concrete dome containing tens of thousands of tons of radioactive waste is deteriorating in the Pacific Ocean, raising serious long-term safety concerns. Known as the Runit Dome (or simply “The Tomb”), the structure was built by the United States between 1977 and 1980 on Runit Island in the Marshall Islands. It entombs more than 120,000 tons of radioactive soil, debris, and contaminated material from decades of U.S. nuclear weapons testing in the region. The waste is buried inside a crater left by the 18-kiloton “Cactus” nuclear test detonated in 1958. Some of the nuclear explosions conducted across the Marshall Islands were reportedly up to 1,000 times more powerful than the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Originally designed as a temporary solution, the dome was never meant to last indefinitely. Today, cracks have appeared in the concrete, and seawater is already seeping into the underlying crater through the porous coral foundation. While current leakage levels remain relatively low, scientists are growing increasingly worried about the future. Runit Island sits just 6.5 feet (2 meters) above sea level. With climate change driving sea level rise — projected to reach roughly 3 feet (1 meter) by 2100 in the region — the risks of flooding, storm surges, and accelerated erosion are rising. Experts warn that a major storm or further structural failure could spread radioactive contaminants into the surrounding lagoon and broader marine environment. Among the most concerning materials inside is plutonium-239, which remains dangerously radioactive for over 24,000 years. For the people of the Marshall Islands, the crumbling dome has become a powerful symbol of both the nuclear legacy left by decades of testing and the new threats posed by a changing climate. What was meant to be a short-term fix now faces an uncertain and potentially hazardous future.

@Gandeloft @MervoaShop Such a simpleton, "chinese stuff is bad".

@MervoaShop Yeah lets put a cheap Chinese slop chemical all over everything so it can end up getting washed out into the ground and nature in general.

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@sajohnson1984 @Rainmaker1973 Imagine using chatGPT to argue for you, blindly believe it and then be arrogent about it. Idiotic..

@Rainmaker1973 Total bullshit.

Whenever you smell that “fresh laundry scent” you’re inhaling toxic chemicals. That cozy “fresh laundry” scent from fabric softeners and dryer sheets is actually one of the top sources of indoor air pollution, doctors warn. According to gastroenterologist and professor Dr. Partha Nandi, the pleasant fragrance is created by volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as acetaldehyde and benzene—known irritants linked to breathing problems, skin rashes, headaches, dizziness, and even elevated cancer risk with long-term exposure. These chemicals waft into your home and are vented outdoors, contributing to both indoor and outdoor air pollution. Many everyday symptoms people ignore—coughing, watery eyes, or feeling lightheaded after doing laundry—may actually be caused by these products. The good news: safe, inexpensive alternatives exist. Adding a half-cup of white vinegar or baking soda to the rinse cycle, using wool dryer balls, or making your own dryer sheets can soften clothes just as effectively without the toxic chemicals. These swaps also cut plastic waste and water contamination. Dr. Nandi urges families—especially those with kids, pets, asthma, or chemical sensitivities—to ditch scented fabric softeners, open windows when doing laundry, and choose fragrance-free, natural options. Making this one simple change can noticeably improve the air you breathe every day. [Nandi, P. (2025). The Hidden Dangers of Fabric Softeners]

@Uc_heyy02 So this matters to a small portion of viewers who read the books and expect it to be 100% the same? Other than that nobody cares.

HBO just dropped new footage of Rhaena in the Vale and I’m not gonna lie, this might be one of the most blatant lore breaks so far. GRRM has been crystal clear: dragons are not nomadic. They’re highly territorial and stick close to their lairs (usually Dragonstone). He literally wrote that you won’t find them randomly hunting in the Riverlands, the Reach, or the Vale unless there are very specific circumstances. So either HBO is massively rewriting Rhaena’s arc for spectacle or they’re inventing new lore to justify Sheepstealer being all the way out there. Dragons in ASOIAF were never meant to just fly wherever the plot demands. This is no longer an adaptation . what do you think ?

@KingTargaryenn It was a bad idea to start with, you can't sequal a ruined ending like that. If GoT ended in any way satisfactory, this could've worked as a mini series, but in the current situation this could only go wrong.

La serie secuela de Game of Thrones llamada: ‘SNOW’ ha sido definitivamente cancelada gracias, en gran parte, a Kit Harington, el cual no ha tenido pelos en la lengua a la hora de dar su opinión sobre por qué decidió abandonar el proyecto. Y es que no ha sido por falta de presupuesto, ni porque HBO perdiera interés de repente. Fue una decisión consciente después de años de desarrollo. Ni él ni el equipo de guionistas conseguían encontrar una historia que realmente les emocionara y que justificara volver a Poniente. Aquí te cuento el proceso de desarrollo y las declaraciones de Kit en la entrevista: - HBO fue quien le propuso la idea primero. Su reacción inicial fue “no”, pero luego vio potencial en explorar a Jon como “un soldado después de la guerra”: un hombre roto, con estrés postraumático, viviendo entre los salvajes al norte del Muro. Una historia más oscura y personal. - Pasaron un par de años desarrollando guiones y conceptos… pero nada terminaba de encajar. “Nada nos emocionaba lo suficiente. Si seguíamos empujando, íbamos a acabar con algo que no era bueno. Y eso es lo último que queríamos”, dijo Kit. - También habló de su propio agotamiento: después de la Temporada 8 se sentía destruido. “Me miro en fotos de esa última temporada y me veo agotado. No tenía energías para otra temporada”. Al final, con House of the Dragon funcionando tan bien y otros proyectos basados en el lore de Martin (como Dunk & Egg), HBO prefirió no arriesgarse a forzar una continuación que pudiera dividir aún más a los fans o manchar el legado. ¿Ha sido un acierto enterrar el proyecto antes de meter la pata, o os habéis quedado con las ganas de ver qué pasaba con Jon Snow al norte del Muro?

@RedPandaKoala He was always condescending towards the UFO subject and made people feel bad for even believing in something like that. He's a snake, always has been.

Debunker Neil DeGrasse Tyson has completely changed his tune on UFOs on national news 🤣🤣 “The real question is not ‘are we alone?’ it’s ‘are we ready?’ Are we?” “Yeah, I think we are, because given the testimonies that we've heard and that we heard delivered in front of Congress in 2023, 2024, 2025 from whistleblowers and insiders and military officials, ex-military, intelligence officers. It's no longer just the farmer in the back commenting on what hovered over their crops or the revelers coming out of the bar at 2 a.m., these are people of high rank, and all sincere. Not only have they sort of said that they've got alien body parts and reverse engineered technologies, that's sort of consistent with the files that were released.” He says the last thing that needs to happen is for the government to roll out an alien body.

@zatch_e @ViralWavesX It says Aussie, that's Australia you dumbass American. Just to clarify it for you : Australia is not in Europe.

@ViralWavesX Literally never seen an American talk like this you stupid European fuck

Why so many words? 🙄

@awkwardgoogle They're not your fields though.

Makes a lot of sense

@LOVtheCOV @HazelAppleyard In theory, but in practice i bet it's not that easy to wire over millions of dollars every hour. Companies usually want paperwork and wait timest to process that amount of cash. Not to mention the bank will probably block you from doing so.

@HazelAppleyard Just buy stocks or bonds with it. Your bank account will never reach a billion. Buy real estate very quickly. Donate to charities. This one isn’t actually very hard.

How would you manage it?

@Rothmus Why are they singing so unenthusiastically?