Steve Beeferman

@RawPozTop More interested in your age in poz years, 41 here,,, a a 😘

Thanks for all birthday wishes guys! Much appreciated. By the way…. How old do you think I am?

@poz_chaser @nocontextgayy 3, 2 4. And that's it. Poz top here as you might have guessed

@nocontextgayy 3, 2, 4, 1

what’s your favorite?

@BarebackNorth Of course everyone can chase poz loads, but if you hunting a scorpion don't sit by the pound outside Buckingham palace looking at swans

@BarebackNorth True. Except this ain't a poz guy, if you wanna poz load you got to give up the fantasy of a hot muscle guy and go fir what a real poz guy look like

If it's not poz...

@CR_OOZER If that ass felt so great they would have cum in it instead of pulling out,,😘

Bet that ass feels great!

Gay apps have changed a lot of things over the years, like racism, agism...

@TheBrandyHoward On timotheechalamets abs don't count

Well Timothy Chalamet is not gay. And women can tell. (Yes. Even women on birth control 🙄)

@NastyKinkPigs Thanks

Major updates this week and our new platform and video chat will be launching officially. In the meantime, the site will be under a maintenance and development mode while we make changes. Please be patient while we get the pig all fixed up 🐽🐽 - PiGBoss

@TheCinesthetic And shinning. The greatest acting performance of all time, no competition.

Shelley Duvall as Olive Oyl in Popeye (1980) was casting perfection. Robert Altman said she was “born to play the role,” and even E.C. Segar’s family agreed she looked like the comic come to life. Her voice, mannerisms, and charm made her a living cartoon.

@badgayspod So much to say

Closing out our season with a banger: it's Tom of Finland. No introductions necessary. Live from Helsinki. Sit back, relax, and enjoy: badgayspod.com/episode-archiv…

@theblackvault Reprogram my python macros. It literally can do the intro (with litvreview) of scientific articles leaving me the joy of only writing the results/ analysis part.

Other than generating bikinis on pretty much anything posted on X, what do you use AI for that has truly transformed your work or daily life?

@MickWest No UFO has never been recorded

What's the best UFO video that was recorded in 2025? (Recorded, not an older video that was released).

Dear Megyn Kelly, Please enjoy this excerpt from 1938 Child Bride. Now, no cringing. Absolutely no cringing. None. Zero.

@theblackvault 5.3 billion photos/videos taken per day worldwide. That's 1000 billion photos/videos since 2020, and yet not A SINGLE UNDISPUTABLE UFO. Not one. I'm old enough to remember your daily newspaper picture of "proof that a UFO landed in my backyard" These too went extinct.

Here is a .gif perfectly representing the state of the UFO conversation since 2017. It's such a sad decline to see. It deserves so much more.

@Elevation_Pics No.

SHELBY OAKS “redefines the horror genre.” Only in theatres October 24.

@DisavowTrump20 Finally. Someone mansplaning the problem. Hitler was not the problem, Hitler was crazy: the problem was that sane German men/women followed crazy, in silence. Trump is not a problem, Trump is crazy: the problem is that sane men/women men are following crazy, in silence.

The silence of the generals, by Robert B. Hubbell The most remarkable aspect of Trump’s speech to the assembled generals and admirals of the US military was the silence. The generals sat in silence. They sat in silence as Trump slurred and rambled through a “speech” that insulted the intelligence, professionalism, and loyalty of the generals. They sat in silence as Trump attacked their former commander-in-chief, Joe Biden. They sat in silence as Trump claimed that the military would use U.S. cities as “training grounds” for waging war against American civilians. They sat in silence as Trump said he would ask the military to fight “the enemy from within.” They sat in silence as Hegseth said the generals were free to ignore the law of war and international treaties that separate the US military from barbarians and war criminals. They sat in silence as Trump said that the Navy should “consider the concept of battleship.” They sat in silence as Trump wondered aloud why the generals sat in silence. They sat in silence even after Trump pandered for their applause. Their silence spoke volumes. In their silence, the generals affirmed their oaths to defend the Constitution. In their silence, the generals demonstrated their professionalism, discipline, and judgment. It could have been otherwise. Trump and Hegseth expected it to be so. In their adolescent fantasies, Trump and Hegseth believed the generals would fête them with standing ovations, chanting, “USA! USA! USA!” Instead, Trump and Hegseth were humiliated as their unhinged, delusional words slapped sharply against the bare walls and fell to the ground, their lunacy heightened by the silence of the generals. Without the crutch and cover of cheering crowds, Trump’s mental deterioration was laid bare for all to see. Trump told the generals that the city of Portland “looks like a war zone. . . . unless they’re playing false tapes, this looked like World War II.” Every general who heard Trump say that Portland “looks like a war zone” knew it was a lie and understood that their Commander-in-Chief is so feeble that he is unable to distinguish between reality and “false tapes” replayed on Fox News. Every general who watched Pete Hegseth’s peurile speech immediately recognized him as one of the posers and video-game warriors that the generals identify as misfits to be counseled out of the military at the first opportunity. The generals were not impressed by Trump or Hegseth. The generals are sophisticated, successful professionals who have risen to the top (in part) because of their ability to judge people—the good, the bad, and the flakes. They left the meeting understanding exactly who Trump and Hegseth are. All Americans should take confidence and comfort from the silence of the generals. Their silence was an act of protest—because their silence exhibited loyalty to the Constitution and respect for the Office of the President, rather than for Donald Trump. Prior to Trump’s meeting with the generals, dozens of readers forwarded Substack and social media posts claiming that Trump would use the occasion to declare martial law. Other readers sent posts claiming that Trump would administer a loyalty oath requiring fealty to Trump. Still others predicted on-the-spot mass firings and public humiliation of generals perceived to be disloyal. In his final insult, Trump told the generals they looked like they came out of “central casting.” In doing so, he trivialized and demeaned their accomplishments and professionalism, telling them they were nothing more than props for infantile speeches by men who hold the military in contempt. And so, the generals sat in silence, depriving Trump of the thing he values most--obsequious adulation. The silence of the generals spoke volumes.

@theblackvault Wow. LM can do CGI. My 12 yrs old can do that.

Just unveiled: The Lockheed Martin Vectis™.

@theblackvault 100,% nothing

Honest Question: After a couple years of on and off UAP hearings, all with various 'bombshell claims', what's your best guess on what tomorrow’s hearing will truly bring?

Drunks and addicts, the whole lot of them. Swear to god.

@MrJulieGoldman there should be a site dedicated to random X juxtapositions