Randy Ramone

@warDaniel47 it's been three - that's numerous!

🚨 OMG. Democrat Rep. Meeks just tried to angrily SUBPOENA Sec. Marco Rubio because he’s upset about not having “answers” about the Iran war… …but he was IMMEDIATELY exposed for ROUTINELY SKIPPING his classified intel briefings, which would give him the answers he’s demanding from Rubio! 🤦‍♂️ REP. BRIAN MAST: “Attend them on time, maybe consider SHOWING UP!” 😂 “Hopefully we don’t see any more excuses as to why you don’t show up to classified briefings!” Meeks is FURIOUS, Marco wins and he got exposed!

@OrevaZSN Co signed

Dear Microsoft, when I hit the Windows Start menu key and start typing a word to autocomplete a search, I never, ever, EVER want it to return results of something not on my computer. Ever. Like, ever, ever, never.

@Etchu_u Snowflake white. Which is the worst shade of white

once again. the SNL cast is so white that they have to pull a cameo just to parody someone

@overclassifiedx Jimmy Goebbels

🚨 JIMMY KIMMEL GOES FULL SERIOUS ON UFOS / RIDICULE ERA ENDS, DISCLOSURE ACCELERATES NOW! 👽🛸🔥 Late night host Jimmy Kimmel opened his ABC show (aired April 30 evening) with a rare straight faced monologue on UFOs/UAPs, declaring the topic is "finally being taken seriously" after decades of nonstop ridicule. Citing a bombshell 60 Minutes segment from the night before, Kimmel detailed military eyewitnesses and video of objects hitting 13,000 mph, dropping 80,000 feet in under a second, and diving underwater, tech no human military possesses. "The truth is not just out there anymore... it's here," he said, contrasting it with how this would have dominated headlines for years in the '80s. This isn't fringe anymore. The same episode featured Goldie Hawn sharing her own wild alien encounter. It lines up perfectly with the Trump administration's February 2026 push to release classified UFO files via the Secretary of War, with more drops teased as recently as late April. For years the media laughed at pilots, whistleblowers, and congressional hearings. Now even Kimmel (longtime skeptic) is calling it progress. Is Hollywood's gatekeeper signaling the floodgates are cracking open? With non human tech confirmed in official briefings and public sentiment shifting overnight, are we weeks, not years, from full acknowledgment of intelligent visitors? The ridicule is dead. The real conversation just began. What comes next will change everything...

@Jimfrombaseball Jolting Joe ⚡️

"Fixed his own broken nose with pair of pliers. Could drink beer through his nose. Cut a tattoo out with a razor. Stitched his own cut with fishing line. Won a bet by eating six lit cigarettes. Opened beers with his forearms ... and his eye socket." “I would say 40 to 60 percent of the stories are true. Some I’ve seen, I don’t know how they were made up.” 'Super Joe' Charbaneau. Hit a 3rd deck home run into the left field grandstands at old Yankee Stadium, a section reached previously by only two individuals: Jimmie Foxx and Frank Howard. "I remember it like it was yesterday. As I was going around second base, I looked up to where the ball landed and thought to myself that I’d probably never hit another ball like that again. And I never did. It was a once-in-a-lifetime swing. Later they told me it was one of the three longest home runs ever hit in Yankee Stadium … the ‘House that Ruth built.’ "Super Joe" Charboneau. After winning the American League ROY award in 1980, his career quickly flamed out amidst injuries, specifically a back and pelvis ailment that never properly healed. Joe Charboneau has two brief scenes in the film, "The Natural". The most notable is him lined up with his Knights teammates before a game for the National Anthem. "I’m going to lead the Southern League in batting." Joe Charboneau, in his first interview as a member of the Chattanooga Lookouts in 1979. Joe made good on his boast, batting .352, 21 HR, 78 RBI in 109 games. "Making it to the big leagues was the highlight for me. Baseball was good back then. It was relatively a job. You played for the love of the game and you didn't make a lot of money. There were fewer teams and better pitching. It was harder to make it. It was a pure game. You could still borrow money all the time. I was the one doing the borrowing. We were that intimate. That close. I can't imagine guys doing that now. That's how we hung out. We were making $125 bucks a game. It puts things in perspective. I used to borrow money from Len Barker; 20 bucks all the time. I saw him recently and Len said that he claimed me on his income tax return."

@nickronin007 @JaydenLevitt It was a wild ride, madness.

@masterblaster3t @JaydenLevitt It’s about the memories you made though brother, and the artwork you now have… 😭😂

You’re not understanding what’s happening in NFTs. There is a tidal wave coming. Panini just did $13.7M in NFT sales in 90 days. 374,000 sales. A Victor Wembanyama just sold for $25,000. Zero noise on the timeline. Meanwhile, physical card collectors dropped $450M in January alone. The market’s up 145% since March 2025. Top NFT collections quietly climbing 10 to 20 percent while we have WW3 on our doorstep. People are finding joy in times of loneliness, anxiety, and uncertainty through collecting. Studies prove the behaviour. You should collect what you like. But it’s much more fun collecting things that go up in price. If you want to win the cycle instead of guessing, you need to be in the right assets early. I’ve put together 21 of the best entry NFT projects to help you front run the masses. Link in bio.

@vangoyaa Delusional

If you’re still in NFTs, read this twice. 🚨 • Aug 9, 2021: $1.6B Market Cap (The start of the mania) • March 31, 2026: $1.4B Market Cap (The point of maximum pain) We are officially at the 2021 floor. We didn't just hit a support level we hit the bedrock. Everyone is districted by the "NFTs are dead narrative," but they’re ignoring the most obvious signal in the market: The Full Retrace. The data shows we just hit a total reset. This is the NFT bottom. Bookmark this post.

@JonKatz79 missle command, space invaders...

@JonKatz79 Yar's Revenge was fun..... Kaboom.... all others were a major letdown to be honest.. Pitfall was great...

The best Atari game was Pitfall, and it wasn't even close.

@TwinkTheory hence why we need mathematics, imagine trying to argue with this logic.

“Man cannot remake himself without suffering, for he is both the sculptor and the marble.” —Alexis Carrel

“Everything is your fault if you're any damn good.” — Ernest Hemingway

“I am losing precious days. I am degenerating into a machine for making money. I am learning nothing in this trivial world of men. I must break away and get out into the mountains to learn the news.” — John Muir

@liz_churchill10 We are simulation we are

The people calling us ‘Conspiracy Theorists’ forced everyone to participate in this ridiculous garbage…

@sciencegirl Probably another world… it was just different at the time.. a step forward

For those who used a computer between 1995 and 2001, what's the computer game from that time that sticks with you the most, and why

@TonesOfMusic 💯

The best rap-rock album ever.

🎶Blue Monday by New Order on the Commodore 64 👍Turn it up! It will transport you back to 1983! Just discovered this absolute gem on CSDb: "Blue Monday [2025]" – a mind-blowing C64 chiptune cover of New Order's classic! Nordischsound (of Hokuto Force, PET SCIIENTISTS, and more) poured his SID mastery into this, hitting us 40 years late but right on time! That throbbing bass, killer drums, and synths? MAGIC!!!! The more you listen the better it gets 10/10 from me. Download from CSDB and try it on your C64, TheC64 or Commodore 64 Ultimate today.

@FATAL1TY OpenGL and 3DFX were going neck and neck for a brief while.

OpenGL was absolutely insane in this game. Changed my perspective on how games would look in the future. 🚀

@TheCinesthetic I thought this was the jaguar commercial at first

Matthew Vaughn says the backlash to Argylle genuinely caught him off guard. “We didn’t make Citizen Kane, but f*cking hell… when the reviews came out I was like, ‘What did I do to offend these people?’ They were vitriolic.”