Billy Cook

@Sassafrass_84 I’ll watch anything Billy Bob is in but with Sheridan’s writing it’s a whole new level. Great show

Everybody is fighting with somebody on X. Conservative in fighting. I'm over here. 👇 Yes. I am obsessed with Landman.

@PstafarianPrice @ankoromochuu That’s crazy cool. I bet his buddies were jealous.

Japan Twitter, please admire my grandpa's revolver :) During the Korean War, it was decorated by a Japanese master engraver. I, sadly, do not know the craftsman's name

@buraunko Fine by me as long as my Minnesota Twins get one of them.

親愛なるアメリカ人へ どうか聞いてほしい もしも、アメリカが日本の食肉文化の保存と発展に協力し、それが成功したなら もしも、それにより日本人の体格が大きくなる事になったなら 日本は『大谷翔平量産計画』を実行するだろう 震えて眠れ

@GeeNrk @watch_rome_burn @Half_A_Pond

@BillyCookn @watch_rome_burn @Half_A_Pond Had CIA propaganda slop for diner I guess ? Lmao

Me looking at replies from Canadian accounts on my japanese crossover post

The mainstream media's total blackout on the Japan-America Lovefest on X is interesting isn't it Over the weekend, something genuinely beautiful and barrier-shattering unfolded between ordinary Japanese and American X users after the rollout of a major Grok powered auto-translation feature combined with algorithm tweaks. Two tribes of humans separated by language and distance and.. history, just talked directly to each other in whimsical ways, shared countless pictures of BBQ meats and muscle cars, and co-created anime memes reflecting their newly formed bond. It was raw, it was real, and it was super wholesome. There was so much curiosity about the other. I saw a really respectful debate about Shinto theology versus Christianity, a viral post about fart nomenclature, treatises on why American culture and gun culture can't be separated, tips on what meat cuts to use for BBQing and how to make marinade, and the shared bonding that comes with the realization that "hey… your crazies sound and look exactly like our crazies.” Liberals love to preach about the sacred importance of “connecting” - building bridges, fostering dialogue, and embracing cross-cultural understanding. Well, here it was on X - a genuine, organic, bottom-up explosion of goodwill between ordinary Japanese and American citizens. This was human connection above borders and it's exactly what every self-proclaimed progressive claims to live for. And yet, when it finally happened, apart from @PirateWires and @TheBabylonBee, there's been a total media black hole about this. Which is maybe excusable if they didn't actually spend WEEKS covering "chinamaxxing" as a social media trend on TikTok last month. BBC, NYT, WaPo, CNN, WSJ, GQ all pumped out multiple fawning articles about influencers suddenly finding themselves at their "most Chinese time of their lives," and how Beijing’s cultural exports were winning hearts and minds. But it's total crickets when Japanese and Americans voluntarily, joyfully, and directly bonded on X. Why? Because this lovefest is not anti-Western. It’s not anti-American. It’s not pro-authoritarian. It’s two free peoples with no pretensions looking at each other going "hey, you’re pretty cool actually.” So the mainstream media doesn't really know how to cover something like that. Nor would they want to. It's not in their DNA. There is no point to score against America and particularly, the Americans they despise the most (the ones whose lifestyle the Japanese were super interested in). So there's no story there. Anyway, if X can repeat this many times over in other countries - that would be huge. Great work @nikitabier

@GeeNrk @watch_rome_burn @Half_A_Pond

@watch_rome_burn @BillyCookn @Half_A_Pond After recent years, I would take China taking over the world over the US/Israel pedo death cult any day of the week, any hour of the day.

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@Patsgarage75 @Not_the_Bee I have a 1300 Yamaha V-Star. I absolutely love it.

@BillyCookn @Not_the_Bee I am a huge "car guy", owned close to 100 in my life. Every single one has been American, but every one of my motorcycles has been Japanese. I really miss my 1300 VTX, best bike I ever had.

The bromance between Japan and America reached new levels this weekend as we bonded over grilled meats and mass deportations 😌 notthebee.com/article/the-br…

@hokkaido_onnsen I’d eat it for sure. I love calamari.

たこラー？ 食う😆　　　　食わない😱

@BrittanyinTexas Bitter old hags hate young beautiful popular girls.

Instead of Kai Trump posting about looking for a man… perhaps she should be looking to enlist to fight in Iran. Just sayin…🤷‍♀️

うんこしすぎて肛門からインド人出てきた

@0hour1 He looks like he misses his desk drawers that were stuffed with empanadas.

Maduro looking all fucked up

@atensnut Max Headroom

Hmmm. Do you know?

@pirooooon3 One of the best games ever made. Ninja Gaiden

昨日一日でフォロワー数 7000人増えました イーロン・マスク氏は 世界の人々が繋がる 扉を開けました 画像は忍者です

@May_Roma Commando is great. I love Godzilla movies and the Japanese can make them better than Hollywood. Godzilla Minus One was a masterpiece.

アメリカの皆さん。私はアメリカが大好きな日本人です。 皆さんにぜひお伝えしておきたいことがあります。 日本人はコマンドーが大好きです。 日本人ほどあの映画を好きな人々はいないでしょう。 なんと日本ではコマンドーの特別なDVDが何回も発売され、しかも様々なテレビにおける吹き替え版も収録され、今後特別に編集した冊子で付いているのです。 我々はそのような特別な冊子に収録されたコマンドーの脚本を何度も読んでほぼ暗記しています。 我々は英語をコマンドーやランボーのような映画で学んでいるのです。 そのような特別なパッケージが販売されていますが、すぐに売り切れてしまいます。 我々日本人はコマンドーが好きな余りに何十回も見ているのです。 あれほど素晴らしい映画はありません。 アメリカの皆さん、どうか日本人はアメリカのこのような素晴らしい映画が本当に好きで、どれだけ我々の人生を豊かにしたかと言うことを知ってください。アメリカの映画は我々にとっての生き返りであり、生涯において大事にしているコンテンツなのです。 そして我々が好きなのは、昔ながらのアクション映画やヒーロー映画であって、多様性や政治的正しさではありません。我々はそんなものはゴミだと思っています。 我々が好きなのは強いアメリカです。 我々が好きなのはかっこいいアメリカなのです。 アメリカの南部や中西部に住む皆さん、どうか自信を持ってください。 アメリカが全世界にもたらした文化と言うのは、アメリカの皆さんが想像するように影響力が強く、人々の人生を左右するほど力強いものなのです。

@m_takewaka Since you have a great Prime Minister hopefully that will change. I would fly your flag anyway if I were you. There should never be shame about being patriotic.

My friends in America, in Japan, expressing patriotism is met with shunning. For example, if I put a Japanese flag sticker on my car, police officers will stop me for questioning. I only display the flag at my front door on Japanese holidays. Almost no one displays the flag at their home on weekdays. This is due to the past excessive claims made by the Japanese right wing, but don't you think it's natural to show patriotism to the country you were born in?

@kengakusha1 We hate the globalist communists that infiltrated their government. We don’t hate the people but a lot of them are brainwashed idiots.

俺のタイムラインが1日で急速にワールドワイドになったので ものすごく勉強になった しかし一つ謎がある アメリカの人はカナダが嫌いなのか？

@EricLDaugh NATO was to protect from the Soviet military from rolling over Europe. That threat was gone 30 years ago. We don’t need to waste our money on Euro trash countries that hate us.

🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: NATO was just put ON NOTICE by Sec. Marco Rubio "If NATO is just about US defending Europe if they're attacked but them DENYING us basing rights when we need them?! That's NOT a very good arrangement." "That's a hard one to stay engaged in...so all of them are going to have to be reexamined, all of it's going to have to be reexamined." What does NATO even do for America in 2026?

@randomyoko We feel the same way about Japan. Well said.

🇯🇵💬 Why do Japanese people like the traditional American way of life? At least for me, I’m not interested in some imagined version of America shaped by shallow experiences or one-sided ideology. Especially not the kind pushed by the left, rooted in a form of white guilt that, in my view, ends up benefiting communists without offering anything meaningful. In the same way people overseas are drawn to samurai, we’re drawn to things like cowboys. I also feel that people who embrace a kind of political correctness based on wanting to offend no one and be liked by everyone are, in some cases, struggling internally. I’d rather they learn to like themselves first, instead of trying to control everything around them. Even if traditional American culture were erased, I don’t think that would make them any happier. What I find compelling is the real America—the one rooted in its own history, culture, and traditions. That’s why I want America to stay truly American.