People have been exploring the paranormal since the late 1800s. This is not a new field of study but have we made any headway since it all began?
A Brief History of Paranormal Investigation https://t.co/lcI3nbjxr1 via @HTChrisTillman
Morning Brother, this kicks off my favorite 15 minutes of cinema in any genre of film. Animated or IRL.
Hope youre doing something awesome today my dude, enjoy!
@elonmusk Everyone talking like this movie should sweep every category at the Academy Awards lol This thing sucks. The writing is horrible. The cinematography is boring. It's literal revenge porn. A masturbatory fantasy aimed at people who sit on the internet complaining all day.
@wertn0g@VigilantFox He's repeatedly been arrested for the things he says. That has to count for something. That's a sacrifice very few would be willing to make, I assume.
For the last 46 years, it has been my privilege to work alongside countless talented artists and crews to create these characters, stories, and films for you all.
I'm looking forward to seeing you at the movies! DIGGER. Only in theaters this October.
The World Cup has transformed the United States into the world’s most overwhelming Discovery Channel special.
And the visitors are not coping.
In the absolute best way possible.
Here’s what they’re uncovering:
Public restrooms you can actually use without paying.
Water that shows up at the table for free.
Unlimited refills on coffee, soda, and sweet tea.
Chips and salsa arriving before you even ask.
Warm bread served with dinner, no extra charge.
Ice in every drink like it’s a basic human right.
Air conditioning that’s standard everywhere—not a climate crime.
Parking right next to the building you’re visiting.
Drive-thrus that deliver food straight to your car.
Ranch dressing available by the jug.
Tex-Mex that defies description and demands to be experienced.
Dentists who actually fix things.
And Buc-ee’s… which simply breaks language.
Then they discovered American grocery stores.
Five colossal ones within a single mile, each the size of an airplane hangar.
A single refrigerated aisle offering every cut of beef, pork, lamb, veal, and poultry known to humanity—at 10 a.m. on a random Tuesday.
The Germans stood motionless in the meat section for nearly an hour.
Silent.
Rebooting.
Suddenly, the lack of passenger trains makes perfect sense.
Why bother with trains when the roads are wide enough for the vehicles we actually drive, parking lots stretch like small nations, and decent airports dot every city worth going to?
The Germans are now smuggling ranch dressing home by the bottle.
The Dutch tasted queso and temporarily forgot how to form sentences.
The Japanese are documenting H-E-B like it’s the Sistine Chapel.
The Czechs have been spotted openly weeping with joy in West, Texas.
Welcome to America. 🇺🇸
The greatest country on Earth.
Patriotism isn’t something you borrow from a flag or a slogan—it’s in how people actually live and treat their country.
And when visitors come in, they often notice something simple: the pride, the freedom, the energy, the scale of it all. That impression hits harder when you see it fresh, without the noise.
USA 🇺🇸 stands on its own.