The stock market you don’t know about. https://t.co/pHvINDGf3e

Anyone got them a Japanese Toilet? 🚽 craziest thing is how none of this is exaggerated 🤣 All I want now for 𝕏 mas is a Japanese toilet .

Have we considered breaking the “laws” and just cleaning and selling meat outside of the big 4? How would the 🍊shitfuck handle a food company that stopped paying attention to govt bullshit and no longer accepted worthless US dollars?

New cars are spying on everything you do

No, I don’t care what some random foreigner has to say about my country’s politics and culture.

BREAKING: The National Guard shooter has been identified as Afghan National Rahmanullah Lakanwal and was in the United States illegally. He entered the country under Biden's “Operation Allies Welcome” and overstayed his visa.

NOW WE KNOW...social media is rigged...PROOF:

Let's not forget this little gem! Daisy of Love S1 EP5

The balsamic is not optional IMO

Let the foreign agent purge begin

"My name's Evelyn. I'm 68. I work the lunch line at Jefferson Middle School. Been serving mashed potatoes and mystery meat for 11 years. Hair net, plastic gloves, steam in my face. Kids swipe their cards, grab their trays, barely look at me. But I see their screens. The little

The Opening credits for Superman (1978) are second to none. (Credit: John Williams)

Some of cinema's most iconic moments. Great compilation here.

This is how we free the stuck farmers.

An art teacher named Matt Taylor is going viral on social media. 👀🎨

In an interview from 1987, former US Marine Staff Sergeant R. Lee Ermey discusses his role in FULL METAL JACKET (1987).

The opening of Rear Window (1954) is Hitchcock at his most meticulous. Without a single line of dialogue, he reveals everything about the setting, the neighbors, and Jimmy Stewart’s character through pure visual storytelling.

Everyone quotes “You can’t handle the truth,” but Jack Nicholson’s quiet menace in A Few Good Men (1992) peaks when he tells Tom Cruise, “You have to ask me nicely.” It’s the calm before the storm, and it’s chilling.

The ending of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) is so iconic it almost overshadows the rest of the film. Leone spent 3 days shooting that standoff, timing every cut and Morricone cue to perfection. Pure cinema distilled into a few breathtaking minutes. https://t.co/jEKcwAmK0n

Someone synchronized movie clips with an Eminem remix. Wow!