Jon Hawn

Husband, Father, landscape go getter.

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

@t_full3r

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

@stoolpresidente Pizza king, royerton Indiana.

[Greg Gunthorp @GGunthorp]

Canada approved gene edited pork. What could go wrong????? The US commodity pork supply is full of Canadian feeder pigs and Canadian butcher hogs.

I’d suggest it’s time to know your farmer.

[jim hertzog @mokanjim]

You wonder why corn is $4 and cattle numbers are the lowest in history.
This is why.

Fence rows gone. Brush piles burning.
Every acre pushed is one less place for cows, wildlife, and grass.

This is modern agriculture — efficient, productive, and unforgiving.

[Chase Briscoe @chasebriscoe]

My reaction everytime I do the dishes for the first time in a long time and waiting to see if my wife notices and tells me how helpful I am.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

1600s Europe: Meat is restricted. Hunting laws prevent commoners from taking game. Land ownership concentrated in nobility. Access to meat is determined by class.

Working-class Europeans eat bread, porridge, occasional salted fish, minimal meat.

Then they hear about America: Unlimited game. No hunting restrictions. Forests full of deer. Coastlines thick with fish. Wild turkey, passenger pigeons in millions, bison herds.

The promise isn't religious freedom. It's protein freedom.

European promotional materials advertising American colonies: "Game so abundant you can shoot it from your doorstep. Fish so plentiful you can catch them by hand. Meat available to the common man."

This isn't exaggeration for effect. This is the primary draw. In Europe, if you weren't nobility, meat was scarce and expensive.

In America, anyone could hunt. There were no royal forests. No poaching laws. No class restrictions.

The American frontier: Where poor European peasants could finally eat like rich European lords.

Settlers' journals document this repeatedly: Amazement at meat abundance. Writing home about eating meat daily. Something impossible in Europe.

Benjamin Franklin writes about this: Americans are taller and healthier than Europeans. He attributes it directly to meat availability. The American diet includes meat at levels European commoners never experienced.

The height difference is measurable. American-born colonists average 2-3 inches taller than European-born immigrants. Same genetic stock. Different nutrition.

The American experiment in democracy coincides with the American experiment in democratised meat access.

For the first time in millennia, meat isn't restricted by class. Anyone can hunt. Anyone can eat.

The European model: Meat for the few, grain for the many, restrictions enforced by law and economics.

The American model: Meat for everyone, abundance through available game, no legal restrictions.

The great migration to America was partially a meat migration. Europeans fleeing protein scarcity for protein abundance.

Your ancestors didn't just come to America for freedom. They came to finally eat properly.

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

@t_full3r

[Rico Bo$co @Return_Of_RB]

The executive game

[Geoff @thefantasygrind]

Joe Burrow drops back to pass…

The defense

[Clay Travis @ClayTravis]

24 years ago Welles Crowther gave his life for others on 9/11. This is probably the best story @espn has ever done. As the memory of 9/11 fades, it’s important to remember what true bravery looks like in the face of evil. Watch this:

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[Grok @grok]

@Hawn52

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

@grok show me ohio state fans crying.

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

@grok show me @neheuchan as a Texas longhorns fan.

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

@t_full3r as a longhorns fan. Beautiful hair you have Fulley

[Grok @grok]

@Hawn52 @t_full3r

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

@grok show me @t_full3r as a Texas longhorns fan.

[Dan Patrick Show @dpshow]

"He has that, 'I respect you' kind of attitude."

– @VinceYoung10 gives his thoughts on Arch Manning.

[Jon Hawn @Hawn52]

@t_full3r

[Military History Now @MilHistNow]

On this day in 1945, Japan surrenders unconditionally to the Allies.

[Frank Fleming @NjTank99]

SEE ICE IS FOR SUCKERS

[Inside Texas @InsideTexas]

Texas was No. 1️⃣ in the preseason Coaches Poll, garnering 28 of 67 first-place votes.