Joshua Pomary

Unlicensed aviator👨‍✈️ || Grounded Astronaut👨‍🚀

[Joshua Pomary @JoshuaPomary]

When there's no destination every way is the right way.

[Mr. Akyeampong @MrAkyeampong]

Semenyo makes the foward run

Jordan Ayew with the ball :

[Big Fat African Development @BFAD_Africa]

POV: Your salary is GHS 3,000 and rent is GHS 2,500 😭
So we asked, what would it take for Accra (or any African city) to build 100,000 ACTUALLY affordable homes?

#BFAD

[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

Halle Bailey covers “Human Nature” by Michael Jackson.

[Bright Eshun @bright_eshun_]

And then their generation turns around and tells us, ‘mo anya ne fɔ.’ Imagine being fed five times a day, having your own room, jobs already waiting for you, and even being able to work while attending regular school-plus so many other advantages. Yet somehow, you still think the younger generations aren’t working hard enough.

[Joshua Pomary @JoshuaPomary]

Formula One in Ghana but make the race teams universities.

[Joshua Pomary @JoshuaPomary]

That Blindspot episode 💀

[Dr. George @GeorgeAnagli]

2024: 323 vials containing deadly viruses (including Hantavirus) go missing from a lab in Australia.

2026: Hantavirus outbreak.

Hmmmm

[أنــــس🍷 @malantrent]

I raise you Nupe people…

More than a decade ago we went to Kwara State, to a small Nupe village there for a wedding. My grandma was living in that village… and from the moment we arrived, you could tell life there followed rules nobody really explained. You don’t announce when you’re coming, you don’t announce when you’re on the road, and you don’t even really announce when you’re leaving because something bad might happen to you.

My grandma wasn’t warm to us in public at all, always frowning, always shouting at us whenever people were around. But in private, she showed love in her own quiet way. If she openly showed too much affection again, something bad would happen to us. So she constantly warned us, like even joy itself was something dangerous in that place. She used to say if you act too happy, something terrible might follow.

One day, something happened that I still can’t fully explain if I wasn’t there…

[YouSceneThis? @YouSceneThis]

Bro used 250% of his brain 😭😂...

[Joshua Pomary @JoshuaPomary]

Imagine La Même Gang's Godzilla blasting on loudspeakers while the capsule is shaking violently.

[Joshua Pomary @JoshuaPomary]

Has @NASA ever considered playing music in the capsule during re-entry? 🤔

[caio temer @canalCCore2]

Olha a crise de ansiedade do astronauta na reentrada, sabendo que a cápsula tá a 2800 graus por fora.

[Movie Plug 📺 @MoviePlugHQ]

If you recognize this series, you’ve already experienced one of the greatest military shows ever made. 🪖💯

[Chris Barreras @Gingerdome81]

People with excellent taste recognize the absolute peak that is Strike Back. The greatest tactical military show ever committed to screen.

[S∆IN✞  @The_Big_Chifa_]

nonstop action, zero drag, the kind of show you can run back anytime & it still hits the same.

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

Lloyd's of London had a $200 million problem floating 210 miles above Earth. So they called NASA and said: go get our satellites back.

NASA charged them $5.5 million. For that price, they got two astronauts in nitrogen jetpacks, flying untethered at 17,500 mph, manually stopping spinning satellites by jamming a spike into their rocket nozzles, then having a third astronaut swing them into the shuttle cargo bay with a robotic arm.

The first retrieval went wrong. The grapple fixture didn't work. Joe Allen had to hold a 9,600-pound satellite over his head by its antenna for an entire 90-minute orbit while Gardner bolted an adapter to the bottom. His wife radioed from Houston: "Make sure there are no pigeons on your shoulders."

They did the second satellite two days later. Ran an hour ahead of schedule.

When Discovery landed at Kennedy Space Center, a Customs official (arranged by NASA pranksters) confronted the crew about duties owed on $200 million in imported satellite equipment. Lloyd's awarded them silver medals, flew them to London on the Concorde, and arranged tea with Prince Charles.

Gardner held up a "For Sale" sign next to the satellites. The jetpack he used was permanently retired. No human has flown untethered in space since.

$5.5 million for a $200 million repo. The best ROI in insurance history came from two guys in jetpacks.

[uerubi. @welbie_]

‘hi. you’re buying egg eh’

“yes”

‘nice. i’m buying super glue, hopefully we can bond haha’

silence.

‘anyway, my name is frank. can i pay for you?’

“yes, thank you”

‘madam, add her 2 eggs to my bill eh’

“oh no i’m buying crate”

silence.

‘they sent me o, my mother’s money’

[Joshua Pomary @JoshuaPomary]

With all this heat, a glider club in ghana won't be bad at all.

[MARK OFORIQUAYE @cropinvestment]

HELLO GHANA 🇬🇭
You’re invited to the launch & live field demonstration of FAMA — Ghana’s first autonomous farming robot, powered by solar energy & AI (built in Ghana by my team @3farmatebots.

We specially invite you to be part of this history-making moment on April 4, 2026.

[Olamilekan Samuel, MD🍃 @doctrLakes]

Yesterday, I saw a 5 year old in my clinic, I asked, "Pretty one, what's your name?"
Her: Akeelah
So I engaged her in a 7 minutes hot spelling bee as her mother watched in admiration
Then I asked, do you know why I'm doing this?
Her, with the broadest smile: Akeelah and the bee😂

[Harry Fisher @harryfisherEMTP]

I literally know a guy that made millions selling his cure for prostate cancer to big pharma. He cured himself and had a “98%” success rate in curing prostate cancer. He told me that the FDA and big pharma just kept slapping him with red tape to the point where he finally gave up. He was also worried about losing his life. So he sold his technology to big business. For millions. They buried it. He moved to a ranch. And gave up on most of humanity.

Sadly this is true. We are being murdered in many different ways.

God bless