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@barkmeta If more people kept and held them they would not be worth anything like that. Scarcity is what drives the price

In 1999 this Pokemon booster box cost $100. Today it’s worth $500,000. If you put that $100 into the S&P 500 you’d have about $700… Are you still fading collectibles?

@BeatinTheBookie They’re gonna pay it out because their own post is exhibit A in a lawsuit if not

Your max winning is capped at $1 million per your own site terms. This is complete bullshit. 🤣🤣🤣

@heyitsjulianfr @RoyalCoug @MarchMadnessMBB @GatorsMBK @FloridaGators @SEC @brhoops Not like IS

@RoyalCoug @MarchMadnessMBB @GatorsMBK @FloridaGators @SEC @brhoops are u like retarded

THOMAS HAUGH IS BACK 🔥 The National Champion and All-American is spending his senior year in Gainesville 🐊

@Dexerto Does @JonathanRoumie approve?

Tech company Just Like Me has launched an AI Jesus avatar users can talk to for $1.99 per minute The AI, based on The Chosen actor Jonathan Roumie, can pray with users, speak multiple languages, and remember past conversations

@EggsNBakey83 @Tezzo100x @naiivememe @grok @grok is this real

@Tezzo100x @naiivememe @grok Are you fuckin kidding me…you needed Grok for this

Just heard that someone who was 29 in 1996 is now 70

@markgadala Looks like nandor the relentless

We have reached peak AI. Someone made an entire short film "Harry Potter by Balenciaga" Credit: demonflyingfox on YT

@historydefined Wasn’t he a hobbit before (small)?

In the first edition of The Hobbit, Gollum's size was never described, leading illustrator Tove Jansson to draw him as being incredibly large in her illustrated edition of the book. Because of this, Tolkien added a description of Gollum being small in the next edition of the novel.

@exQUIZitely This game was the best

One of the first games we played via LAN was Lords of the Realm II, or simply Lords II (Impressions Games, 1996). The mix of managing resources and building your little empire with battles and sieges was really well done. I know the game looks dated today, but the core principles still hold up. Slow-paced, we usually played it in the later hours when reflexes and reaction times for classic shooters like Duke Nukem 3D or Counter-Strike were dwindling. Lords II was perfect for chilled, laid-back gaming sessions. The turn-based part involved growing crops, collecting taxes, crafting weapons for your armies, building customizable castles, and keeping your people happy. The battles themselves were real-time and could take quite a while. I always thought Lords II would be a perfect candidate for a modern remake.

@The_Real_Fly @grok who is this

bro

@The_Real_Fly Who is this?

@exQUIZitely The castle sieges were so much fun

Lords of the Realm II (Impressions Games) was published by Sierra On-Line in 1996. This was among our favorite games to play on early multiplayer LAN weekends. Pace was very, very slow, especially with 4 players, waiting for every person to complete their turn, which could lead to some idle time for faster players. But what a beautiful little gem this was and well worth your time. Unlike other strategy/war games, Lords II didn't have a tech tree. The focus was insteaf on managing your estates and taxes, keeping your people happy, and growing enough food so they wouldn't starve, and to build armies and weapons for sieges and battles. The game was a mix between round-based (the economy part) and real-time (the fights). Army movement and AI was a bit clunky but back then we didn't really notice it; at least not in a bad way. Sieges were a blast and could last quite long!

@BeerRunner420 @gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio That’s actually wild isn’t 34 ACT eligible for honors college

@gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio My daughter graduated HS last May with a 4.5, never made less than an A her entire academic career. 34 on the ACT. Played varsity basketball, cross country and track. Was also captain of percussion in band and was very active in the community. And didn’t get accepted.

@UF rejecting American kids with a 4.5GPA and a ton of extra curricular involvement now!?!? Florida's true diversity issue is we don't have enough Americans that love football and this country any longer @RonDeSantis @marcorubio Sincerely Class of 2001 graduate & a Bull Gator

@Daran_B @gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio None of you ever post SAT or ACT that is pretty telling

@gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio Yep. My son applied this year. 4.7 GPA with an IB diploma. President of NHS and member of 4-5 other extra curriculars and rejected. Not even waitlisted. Both parents are alumni and he is a Gainesville kid. Now he is off to FSU 😐

@AzelfDaGirl @gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio That’s basically it test scores not in any posts

@gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio I just know this guy got a -1370 on his SAT

@MrCountDeMonet @gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio Noticeably absent from the posts are test scores. GPA is comparison against the kids just in your high school …

@gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio 4.5 GPA is mid for UF. How do you not know this?

@gatorpow @mikeproctor69 @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio I hate to be a jerk and I hate non merit based but I see test scores not mentioned anywhere

@mikeproctor69 @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio Smart kid And an athlete with preferred walk on status Not normal admissions

@gatorpow @UF @RonDeSantis @marcorubio What are his test scores there’s a million high schools with high gpa students

@FoundersPodcast Ain’t no way that guy is under 173

How Warren Buffett stopped himself from getting fat:

@johnkonrad Pretty sure our icbms aren’t in dc

After Mark Carney’s latest China deal, I’m starting to wonder if Greenland isn’t just about stopping Chinese ICBMs… …but about making sure our ICBMs don’t get shot down by Canada.

@UpdatingOnRome Best civ by far

You are 35 years old. Play Civilization 2.