Jared Senseman

The Damn Quails once said I “sounded great”

[Jared Senseman @JaredRobert]

Panem et circenses

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

SECOND RELEASE OF UNIDENTIFIED ANOMALOUS PHENOMENA FILES 🛸⬇️

https://t.co/kWE5tvdY9H

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

Young people represent the hope of a country and the Church. Investing in education, training, and entrepreneurship for young people is a strategic choice for peace. It is also the only way to combat the scourges of drugs, prostitution, and apathy, which devastate too many young lives in an increasingly dramatic way. #ApostolicJourney #Cameroon

[Liam @LegoRacers2]

Cars ride at Disneyland includes a pre-Unification map of Italy, suggesting that Guido and Luigi are Neapolitan reactionaries who oppose the Risorgimento, presumably led by Caribaldi

[Trad West @trad_west_]

"Turning the other cheek" isn't about submission. It is an act of defiance.

Modern society interprets Christ's command as a call to be a doormat, to be passive, weak, and defenseless.

In 1st Century Judea, the left hand was considered unclean. You would never use it to strike someone. Therefore, to slap someone on the right cheek (as Jesus specifies), you had to use the back of your right hand.

A backhand slap was an act of insult. It was how a superior hit an inferior. It said, "You are beneath me."

By turning your head and offering the left cheek, you physically prevent them from backhanding you again. You force the aggressor to use their open palm or a fist.

Why does this matter? Because a fist is how you hit an equal.

Jesus wasn't telling his followers to cower. He was telling them to stand their ground, look their oppressor in the eye, and say without words: "I am not your slave. I am a man. If you are going to hit me, treat me like one."

It is not an act of cowardice. It is an assertion of dignity that requires terrifying courage.

[cassie 🇻🇦 @CatholicCassie]

Every December 8 on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, firefighters in Rome honor the Virgin Mary

[Adam Rankin @rankintweets]

Every man learns for himself the uselessness of owning an ipad

[Ole Miss Football @OleMissFB]

🦈

[Jared Senseman @JaredRobert]

Rick gets it

[Rick Cleveland @rick_cleveland]

This suggestion that Ole Miss should allow Lane Kiffin to coach the Rebels in the post-season should he accept the job at intensely hated rival LSU is completely asinine. Absolutely ludicrous.

[Orry Lee Kennedy @cornbreadcowboi]

Play some Honk

[Learn Something @cooltechtipz]

graph of the first nine harmonics and an x-ray of a conch shell's inner structure

[Philosophy Thoughts @Philosophy_DQ]

3. "The highest goal of music is to connect one's soul to their Divine Nature, not entertainment."

- Pythagoras

[Jared Senseman @JaredRobert]

❤️

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

Not even the guitars knew they could be played like that

[Kirk Kelly @oledinky]

S’go Rebs

[Jared Senseman @JaredRobert]

Labore et Constantia

[Cards of History @GodPlaysCards]

During WWII, the Germans unleashed a colossal behemoth onto the battlefield.

Capable of firing shells the weight of a car, it required a 2,000-person crew to operate and left craters the size of buildings in its wake.

A 🧵 on the Schwerer Gustav, complete with rare footage.

[Jared Senseman @JaredRobert]

Happy birthday my friend. You are missed.