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@jacobzanolla You're welcome

Can’t wait for the inevitable “The 2026 Chicago Cubs are the first team in MLB history to win by 20 runs and lose by 20 runs in back-to-back games” stats to come out after this game 🫠

@DoorDash_Help down again?

@takhtehchianmd What a huge blow to the team. They're going to lose players.

Bring back Juwan 🤣😭

@WellsJorda89710 @realJennaEllis You literally just admitted to being a racist.

You are not a Christian need to go to church and stop idolizing politics. I am supporting Byron because he is the better candidate and also because he is black. I believe in diversity I lnow racist don’t but I believe in merit based diversity America is changing and all white candidates don’t make people of color or minorities coming into the party feel welcome I talk to black voters and this is what they tell me knocking doors. They say the Republican Party is to white and that there is no place for black people. But I know you don’t care if it’s all white

He will be fine most Floridans aren’t bigots.

@DoorDash_Help The app is not working.

@PringleCat2 @FreddyLA7 @JJWatt I bet you lost track of how many boosters you have had and how many times you have changed pronouns.

@FreddyLA7 @JJWatt Dude! Enjoy your “15 Minutes” Please don’t judge America by it’s Regime!

@DomAnnotti @FoxNews That's what my wife says.

@schimmelj @FoxNews Yall needa get out and see the world more, you get excited to easy

WATCH: A fisherman reels in a great white shark off the shore of Nantucket, giving stunned beachgoers a rare front-row view of one of the ocean's most feared predators. This footage captures just a glimpse of the roughly 40-minute battle as crowds gathered along the shoreline to see what was on the line. Witnesses said people were amazed by the shark's size, which the fisherman later measured to be more than 8.5 feet long and around 300 pounds before he released it back into the Atlantic.

@DomAnnotti @FoxNews But not on the sand? Perhaps that is why onlookers were intrigued?

@schimmelj @FoxNews From the beach especially on the east coast. Go ask a shark

@DomAnnotti @FoxNews It's most often spotted on the sand?

@schimmelj @FoxNews You mean where they are spotted from most often💀😂

@DomAnnotti @FoxNews It's wild that you don't understand why people might be amazed to see a great white shark on the beach.

@FoxNews Its wild everyone is amazed fish live in the ocean😂

@ThomasSton83439 @FoxNews You sound very virtuous. Thanks for your courageous comment. You are a true patriot.

@FoxNews Why was this necessery? Just let nature be without the vulgarity of man.

@BrysonGray The Bible commands us to be humble, gracious and kind. Based on some of your posts and by your own standards, you are not saved.

If you want salvation, you have to obey.

@ThienemanSZN No, because nobody is that surprised in this instance. It’s not hard to understand the difference.

So are we going to see this everywhere like if PCA did this?

@BrysonGray You speak confidently and like you want to show everyone your expertise. What does the Bible say about being humble, gracious, and kind? How would you grade yourself in those areas

Things the scripture says word for word 1. Do not think of men above what is written 2. Use the scripture to teach, rebuke, or reprove. 3. Do not add or take away from the word

@thebossofyoufoo @TheHultmanBeat LikeABoss sounds like Michael Scott as a boss.

@TheHultmanBeat If you’re hoping Boyd will save you don’t let Wicks leave

#Cubs SP Matthew Boyd will be returning to Chicago tomorrow after his rehab start he had today with Triple-A Iowa, per Craig Councell.

@BrysonGray @JoelWebbon Would you mind telling me what the Bible says about being kind to others?

@JoelWebbon Are you retarded? The word Jesus doesn’t exist without Yeshua.

Stop Calling Him “Yeshua.” That’s Not His Name. “The irony is almost painful. The same people who insist on calling Jesus "Yeshua" because they want to be more authentic than ordinary Christians rarely stop to consider that the Apostles themselves lived, preached, wrote, and quoted Scripture in Greek. The New Testament is Greek. The churches were Greek-speaking. The Septuagint was the Bible of the early Church. Even the Jewish men walking beside Christ bore Greek names without embarrassment. Yet two thousand years later, a man with a shofar in the garage and a Hebrew Roots podcast subscription becomes convinced that he has uncovered a level of authenticity unavailable to Peter, Paul, Luke, John, and the congregations they planted. At some point, trying to be more Hebrew than the Apostles stops being reverence and starts becoming a theological hobby. What makes the Matthew argument so difficult to escape is that Matthew repeatedly shows his work whenever preserving an original-language phrase actually matters. He gives his readers Raca. He gives them Mammon. He gives them Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani. In each case, the original words remain in the text precisely because Matthew wants the reader to know those specific words were spoken. Yet when the angel announces the name of the Messiah, Matthew suddenly abandons this practice entirely and gives us Ἰησοῦς without qualification, explanation, or linguistic footnote. The simplest explanation is usually the correct one. Matthew preserved original-language expressions when he believed preserving them mattered. He did not do so with the name of Jesus because, for Matthew and the Church that received his Gospel, Ἰησοῦς was not standing in for the real name. It was the real name.”

@AvonBelltower @AngelaBelcamino @NYCMayor @grok I assume you are bringing up polyester because Deuteronomy talks about mixed fabrics. Most theologians agree that Christians are no longer bound by Old testament laws. So there you go. No, people shouldn't be stoned for wearing mixed fabrics.

@schimmelj @AngelaBelcamino @NYCMayor @grok Do you believe you should be stoned for wearing polyester? Do you know anyone who does? It’s a safe assumption

It would take far more than a month to honor the contributions of queer and transgender New Yorkers. From the Cercle Hermaphroditos in 1895, the first trans advocacy group in the United States, to the drag balls of the Harlem Renaissance, to the Stonewall uprising, to the Lesbian Herstory Archives, to ACT UP!, founded in 1987 as queer people fought for their lives while the Reagan administration looked away, New York City's history has long been shaped by queer and trans New Yorkers. To all our queer and trans neighbors: you deserve a City where you can afford to live safely, openly, and joyfully. Happy Pride, New York City.

@AvonBelltower @AngelaBelcamino @NYCMayor @grok The post was about pride month and you are bringing up polyester. Polyester was invented in 1941, Einstein.

@AvonBelltower @AngelaBelcamino @NYCMayor @grok Isn't it pretty dumb to say that "no one believes anymore"? No one?

@schimmelj @AngelaBelcamino @NYCMayor @grok All the ancient books say dumb shit that no one believes anymore.

@AvonBelltower @AngelaBelcamino @NYCMayor @grok What does that have to do with what the Quran says?

@AngelaBelcamino @NYCMayor @grok And the Bible says you shouldn’t wear polyester. Shut the fuck up