@Grandalph_365
@SebastianLundh1
@benshapiro
Please learn some basic chemistry. Sodium is a malleable metal that reacts explosively with water. Chlorine is a poisonous gas. When put together, you get table salt.
@TerribleMaps
If I'm reading this correctly, areas of intense conflict with few scientific institutions correlate almost perfectly with a lack of colorblindness!
@qikipedia
I feel like this is just begging a clever headline writer to title an article: “Does Betteridge’s Law state that any headline ending with a question mark can be answered by the word ‘no?’”
@AF632
@tcberenson
@TIME
@mollyesque
Don't you know that a three hour tour can lead to years stranded on an island with a skipper, a millionaire and his wife, a movie star, a professor and his assistant?
@Rezu55
@LodwigR
@luigiluigi49491
@Pokemon
Wasn't a criticism of the effort he put in, it was a criticism about how seriously he takes, and I can't stress this enough, a children's video game. Reading comprehension is important
@heckyessica
I really wish they’d stop devaluing the rank I attained through hard work and years of scouting with a great troop. That troop was over 100 strong when I made Eagle. Now they’re barely a tenth the size, 9 years later
@NatGeo
Notably they also had a reign of terror, murdered people for political reasons, suppressed religious freedom and destabilized France for hundreds of years, but yeah, let's pretend none of that happened.
@bethanyshondark
Even without having something awful directly happen to them people can acknowledge what a terrible year it’s been. Everyone has been separated from loved ones and been cooped up for ages. Not to mention watching small business around them crumbling and witnessing riots
@whsmahoney
@kirkmin
Can't help you there. The funeral plans are made.
@BigSteve207
has already been invited, and you know Robinson's Rules, he's going to be there.
@Sandbagger_01
Between this and The Great, if I had a nickel for every time that Jason Isaacs played a powerful Russian leader in a comedic way, I'd have two nickels, but it's weird that it happened twice.
Another brief return from my Twitter hiatus to introduce our precious daughter Maeve Kelley Smith. Born on 8/28/24 at 4:10pm! She’s 7lbs 3oz and 21in long.
@ryanesmith15
and I are just smitten with this girl 🎀 Me and baby are doing well and we are all glad to be home!
@Gitabushi
@BillKristol
Republicans certainly aren't faultless in attacking some of these, notably free trade, effective/robust foreign policy and 2A at times, but my response to that isn't to run to the party that has never supported those priorities.
@JohnWeisman1
@JewishWorker
A great example of of Laconic wit. Spartans were from an area of Greece called Laconia. Spartans were known for their short replies. Xerxes said his arrows would blot out the sun, so they responded "So we shall fight in the shade." Another great one was "If"
@Saif_Ansari9
@ChristinaTasty
@GameSpot
Ah yes, the people who value dedication to the source material would hate it if a movie today stuck to events exactly how they happened in a book written in 1955…? You think a lot of people would be calling Tolkien woke?
@solepore
@No1SteelerFan
@NotMrTibbs
I'm a die hard Red Sox fan and I think that this guy's take is nuts. Jeter was one of the greatest to ever play the game, I'd applaud a unanimous decision
@Goodtweet_man
This poll is basically like an "Um Actually" question. If someone didn't go to a Catholic school or remember the distinction between person and nature in the Catechism, they probably would get it wrong. Most of the laity importantly remembers 100% God and 100% Man
@OregonMapGuy
@NixonEnjoyer
Trail of tears/plantation slave owner, Klan sympathizer who screened Birth of a Nation at the White House, Japanese Internment Camps, racist who routinely used the n word…
@sisterinferior
Just as Augustus crossed a line that shouldn’t have been crossed when sacrificing Caesar’s assassins, doing this would have permanently damaged the Republic
@BoundingComics
Her acting was awful, I’ll agree but overall the episode wasn’t bad. I liked it better than the terrible episode with the doctor earlier this season
@BabylonBeePod
They can't say that though. They need the legitimacy that comes with having the author "on their side." Otherwise they can't like the material. Just look what happened when JKR started mildly disagreeing with them. They can't hide behind the death of the author, they cancel HP.
@alt_tag
@ruth_schleifer
@nytimes
Just did, still read the part about how no one ever met the guy in person, which is a lie. And if you don’t think that they knew about this when the rest of DC has known it as an open secret for months if not years, I can’t help you