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@RetroMoviesDB As himself in Zombieland

Bill Murray is a living legend. Name a role of his that ain't from Ghostbusters...

@Beno10_MFC C=8

Only the smartest nearly got the value of C. It requires top level IQ Can you solve?

@VinnysCorner1 Tom Landry

Without saying your age… Who was the coach of your favorite NFL team when you started watching football?

@SharylAttkisson My nephew and his wife both work for Pepsi in Seattle. But I am a diehard Coke fan and always will be.

Let’s settle it once and for all. Coke or Pepsi?

@S_U_Network Carlin would say Pryor.

True or False: Richard Pryor is a better comedian than George Carlin.

The blazers are very good at putting up brick 3s tonight. Cmon man!

@Simi_2210_ 179

If you solve this, you’re different Can you solve ?

@CptAncapistan @TRHLofficial You know what’s definitely not gay? Not thinking about additions or even the existence of this list.

Some he left out: • Wearing a scarf • Eating a banana • Looking at your fingernails with your fingers straight and the back of your hand toward your face • Smelling flowers • Asking, “Men, is this true?” • Watching romcoms • Having a smoothie for lunch • Skiing • Hating your parents • Putting rubber ducks or toys on your dashboard • Listening to emo music • Smelling too good • Walking on your tip toes • Watching European soccer • Skipping

Men, is this list of things that are kind of gay accurate?

@infolibnews Franklin Graham is a mere shadow of his father.

Franklin Graham: "Let us pray… Father, you tell us in the Book of Esther that the Persians—the Iranians—were wanting to kill every Jew…and do it all in one day…" "Today, the Iranians—the wicked regime of this govt—wants to kill every Jew and destroy them with an atomic fire, but you have raised up Pres. Trump."

@TomPelissero This the most stability Marcus has had since Tennessee. Good for him. And the Commanders.

The Commanders are re-signing backup QB Marcus Mariota on a one-year, $7million deal, per sources. He can make up to $11M with incentives.

@ScottishFalcon @WillWadl The funny part is people want Kyler Murray instead who is just about as injury prone. The bottom line is they are NEVER satisfied and will always find something to complain about.

And The Falcon fans will complain when we get Tua for vet minimum.

@steakshapiro Flacco is 41 and still would’ve been a good get. But it’s hard to turn down 1.3M for Tua. They did good.

If you would rather have Joe Flacco start for the Falcons you are not of sound mind. The dude is like 60.

@MadMikeSports Words of wisdom.

There's a major aspect of Free Agency that fans clearly don't understand. They are FREE to make a choice to stay or go. Both parties have to agree to terms. YOUR OPINIONS DONT MATTER. Stay Mad.... It won't change anything. OK Falcons Fans 👌

@JoeA_NFL The FA market isn’t exactly brimming with QBs. And at $1.3M you take him. Has nothing to do with Stefanski’s evaluation ability.

Tua to Atlanta means a few things. 1. They still believe in Michael Penix. They want to bring in a veteran backup but don't want to challenge him. 2. Stefanski still has no earthly idea how to evaluate a QB.

@SarAEsQMd @elonmusk Who agrees that we should just let people express their opinion, especially the guy who took the shackles off this platform so people could do exactly that?

@elonmusk Who agrees that Elon should drop his obsession with race and focus on his job ?

If one is to use the term “First Nations” or “Indigenous Peoples” or “Native Americans” in the Americas and Antipodes, then, in fairness, it should also apply to English, French, Spanish and other such peoples in Europe

All…. the time.

In the fog of war, truth is the first casualty, and certainty is luxury few can afford Skeptics of war aren’t traitors or idiots. They aren’t “with you or against you”. They are jaded from 25 years & $8Trillion in past lies. Offer Grace. Extend patience. You’ll have a better ROI.

@Cheirut @ThomasEWoods @WadeMiller @WilliamWolfe I don’t think they should be anywhere. But the correlation isn’t the same. Israel as a nation that can defend itself is at the head of the line for aid for decades.

@stj316 @ThomasEWoods @WadeMiller @WilliamWolfe How many US troops are in Israel? How many in Korea, Japan, Germany? Which one is the 51st state?

In the shadow of decades marked by endless neocon-led wars and nation-building debacles, it’s understandable that many harbor deep skepticism toward any military action. Yet, President Trump’s approach to Iran represents a potential shift: a doctrine emphasizing swift, decisive strikes aimed at neutralizing clear threats, without the quagmire of occupation or regime imposition. If these operations succeed in dismantling Iran’s nuclear ambitions and proxy aggressions—much like targeted actions against ISIS under his prior tenure—it could provide realists in foreign policy a wider aperture from which to assess conflicts. This isn’t an endorsement of perpetual interventionism; rather, it’s a pragmatic alternative to the failed status quo of the past 30 years. Far better to debate the merits of a restrained “Trump doctrine” versus unchecked realism than to relapse into neocon adventurism. As critics like Paul Gottfried note, reflexive opposition to anything neocons touch risks overlooking genuine dangers, such as Iran’s terrorist state apparatus. Supporting precise, limited responses doesn’t mean embracing forever wars—if the mission is to secure American interests without the pitfalls of empire-building. While there may be natural tensions over what constitutes a genuine danger and when that danger rises to the level of necessitating armed conflict, so far, Trump has deftly landed the plane. He’s achieved the mission goals within short time frames and without long-term commitments of troops on the ground. While we can debate the peripheries of this new doctrine, it's certainly leaps and bounds better than any other doctrine practiced in my lifetime.

@ThomasEWoods @WadeMiller @WilliamWolfe Exactly. People are treating Israel like it’s the 51st state.

The best line in the Tucker interview of Huckabee was when Huckabee said that without Iran we wouldn't have the problem on the border with Lebanon, and Tucker responded, the way a conservative would, by saying, what problem on the border with Lebanon? I'm not having a problem on the border with Lebanon. I live in Maine.