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@lstep21 @TheStingisBack I chose to focus on just how hot Mia Sara looked dressed like a goth.

@TheStingisBack This scared me as a kid 😂

Legend turns 41 today Tim Curry’s transformation into the Lord of Darkness is one of the most jaw-dropping things I’ve ever seen. Rob Bottin’s makeup and Curry’s performance laid the blueprint for a fantasy villain that’s echoed for decades. It still hits... because it's real.

@Livid_Pigeon @LBC

@JayLockeriusII @LBC I don't NEED to Google it you retard. They launched but didn't hit. There is zero evidence of how far. You absolute mong. And CLEARLY a full of shit Muslim one. Bye-bye bot

'Donald Trump's biggest enemy is himself!' Simon Marks diagnoses the President's 'running commentary' on Iran as ‘lunacy’.

@daithaigilbert Wired, you say?

NEW: Much of MAGA is now convinced that the Trump assassination attempt in Butler, PA was staged wired.com/story/maga-is-…

@Livid_Pigeon @LBC IT👏HAS👏THE👏RANGE👏TO👏REACH👏DIEGO👏GARCIA👏WHICH👏IS👏THE👏SAME👏DISTANCE👏AS👏LONDON👏IS👏HOW👏ARE👏YOU👏NOT👏COMPUTING👏THIS👏

@JayLockeriusII @LBC " neither of them struck the base". Literally in the report YOU just sent. To a BRIT. You fucking idiot

@Livid_Pigeon @LBC So give me your preferred news website, and I'll provide you a link, since you seem to be UNABLE TO GOOGLE THIS YOURSELF.

@JayLockeriusII @LBC CNN lmao. I can't believe you just used CNN!!! What a fucking retard.

@Rainmaker1973 Still wearin' the vests. My man.

At 93 years old, Gene Kranz — the legendary flight director who helped save Apollo 13 — has just watched astronauts return to the Moon. The experience, he says, made him feel young again. Kranz was one of the most pivotal figures of the Apollo program, serving as flight director for seven missions, including the historic Apollo 11 landing and the life-or-death drama of Apollo 13. More than five decades later, he witnessed the Artemis II mission send astronauts on a journey back toward the Moon. The moment clearly moved him deeply. Seeing the crisp new images of the lunar surface, Kranz said it “took me back,” reigniting the same excitement he felt as a 34-year-old during the original Moon landings. Now, at 93, watching a new generation of explorers head into space made it feel as though the story was beginning all over again. What makes his reaction so powerful is the extraordinary span of time it represents. Kranz was present at the dawn of America’s space age. He guided crews through the most dangerous and intense years of lunar exploration using the primitive technology of the 1960s and 1970s. Now, more than half a century later, he is watching humanity return with vastly superior spacecraft, stunning high-resolution imagery, and renewed ambition. He noted how impressive today’s visuals are, remarking that if the Apollo teams had access to such technology, they could have supported astronauts on the lunar surface far more effectively. Back then, they achieved miracles with limited tools. Today, the technology is finally catching up to the dream. Kranz also sees Artemis as proof that America is back on track — that the Moon is once again becoming the gateway to something greater: not just fleeting visits, but the foundation for a sustained human presence beyond Earth. For a man who helped write the first chapter of lunar exploration, witnessing the next chapter is far more than nostalgia. It is history coming full circle.

@RichardHanania Just believing anything you want on the internet, eh Rich?

The Atlantic reports that Kash Patel is drinking so heavily that meetings need to be rescheduled and his security detail has trouble waking him up. At one point, they had to request SWAT team equipment because he wouldn't answer the door. Some think that his drinking is responsible for major blunders like when he put out inaccurate information about the Charlie Kirk investigation. With the war in Iran, government officials are wondering what happens if there's a terrorist attack and he's too drunk to respond. Patel fired members of a counterterrorism squad working partly on Iran, and instead spends his time demanding that FBI merchandise look more "fierce." Asked to comment, he threatens to sue the reporters. Kakistocracy. Learn that word.

@gbrew24 The fried chicken in the first image looks fine to me. You're just a woman looking for an excuse to whine.

"Our sailors have food" maybe not the most reassuring message.

@Livid_Pigeon @LBC Are you a CNN fan? Or would you like me to google you the same topic from a site you prefer more? Muppet. cnn.com/2026/03/21/pol…

@JayLockeriusII @LBC Like I care when you just spouted absolute horse shit about an IRBM that could hit London.

@Livid_Pigeon @LBC Oh, yeah, I should TOTALLY continue this discussion with you.

@JayLockeriusII @LBC No, they didn't. They SAID they did. I've gotten to the point I don't even think nukes are real lol. Atom bombs, yes

@Livid_Pigeon @LBC They launched a missile at Diego Garcia, which is just about the same range as London. So, yes, they can hit London with their IRBMs. Or they COULD, but Trump has destroyed them.

@JayLockeriusII @LBC No they didn't lmao. Who the f told you that? The nukes part is true, not the missile that could hit London

@ZeducationYT Literally written by a karen.

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@Sen_Alsobrooks VICTIM VICTIM VICTIM VICTIM VICTIM. It's all you have.

Too often, Black women are overlooked by our health care system. As Black Maternal Health Week comes to a close, I remain committed to pushing for real change through legislation like the U-FIGHT Act and the Women’s Heart Health Expansion Act.

@tatereeves Damn, that's a follow.

As we say in Mississippi, “Bless Your Heart.” Or as you say in the UK, “As-Salamu Alaykum.”

@49ers_Access Can he play free safety? Because we don't really got one of those right now.

Big Louis Moore fan!

@kangminlee This plank of wood is also apparently playing Athena. lol. lmao even.

>raceswaps helen of troy >lebron james promo What exactly is the marketing goal here? Does Christopher Nolan want the Odyssey to flop harder than LeBron?

@CourtOfLoreHQ @the_swap_shop1 @fandompulse @BrandSanderson Great job winning the argument, bro.

@the_swap_shop1 @fandompulse @BrandSanderson I don't care - you're clearly mentally ill. So, it's not a smart investment of my time and energy is it.

Brandon Sanderson explains why Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi is so bad: "The bad stuff in [The Last Jedi] is so bad. The fact that it is a slow paced chase through space in a world where people have FTL travel. Like, why are the enemy slowly chasing this convoy. Why? This isn't a plot hole. I sat in the theater. I'm like, 'Warp ahead of them.' ... 'Lightspeed. Lightspeed ahead of them.' ... I'm okay with the dropping bombs even though it's dumb and makes you be like, 'Wait. What?' But what bothers me is the pacing and the plotting makes no sense. The story makes no sense. Luke is the travesty. The salt planet's cool looking." Is he just touching the tip of the iceberg here? What else makes this movie so bad?

@the_logic More empty words.

Mark Carney's summit in Toronto next fall would showcase Canada to funds and investment giants worth $50 trillion, one organizer says. thelogic.co/news/mark-carn…

@xraygirl_ @pureMetatron Xray, are you serious?

@pureMetatron Wendy is GOAT for fast food burgers

I'm starting to think that between Mac Donald's and Burger King, my favorite is....Wendy's. Am I a heretic?