If America beats Bosnia and Herzegovina in tonight's World Cup game, tomorrow we will sell our jars of grass-fed or Wagyu cooking oil for 25 cents each — one per customer, while supplies last. This cooking oil can be used for eggs or steak, and it has a high smoke point.
Steak n Shake is a leading force behind all things beef tallow. Go USA! 🇺🇸
🎆 🎇 My sons sprite for the Fortnite contest. This is the firework sprite. When you shoot an opponent a firework explosion will damage them. When you level the sprite up the explosion will do more damage. #DesignASprite#fortnite@Fortnite
How do I know the media is brainwashing people?
Obama's ICE Chief received the Presidential Award for Distinguished Service for removing over 900,000 illegal aliens.
Trump's ICE Chief is called a Nazi.
It is the same person.....Tom Homan....
The only difference? The narrative.
We mourn the passing of College Football Hall of Fame coach Lou Holtz.
On January 18, 1989, just days before leaving the White House, Ronald Reagan welcomed @CoachLouHoltz88 and the Notre Dame football team to the Rose Garden to celebrate their 1988 national championship. There, the team gave him the actual George Gipp Notre Dame sweater currently on display in the Reagan Library.
May he rest in peace—and win one for the Gipper.
THE TOWN THAT VANISHED GRAVITY FALLS OREGON 1967
Long before the animated series made it famous, Gravity Falls was a real place—and its disappearance remains one of America’s most baffling occult mysteries.
In the summer of 1967, siblings Mark and Dina Pines were sent to stay with their great-uncle Harold Pines in a quiet Oregon forest town officially named Gravity Fall. The town had everything: a sheriff’s office, a school, a lumber mill, and nearly 900 residents. But everything changed the day Mark discovered a leather-bound book, wrapped in chains and animal hide, hidden beneath a loose floorboard in his uncle’s cabin.
Inside were unrecognizable symbols, ritual instructions, and horrifying sketches of creatures that defied biology. When Harold saw the book, he trembled and whispered, “They were never supposed to be let out.”
Within days, Gravity Fall descended into chaos. Residents reported shadows with no source, footprints ending mid-air, and voices calling their names from the trees. Then, during a violent summer storm, all communication ceased. Roads buckled. Power failed.
When authorities arrived two days later, the entire town was gone—not destroyed, not flooded, but erased. No buildings. No cars. No bodies. Just untouched forest, as if the town had never existed.
Mark and Dina were found 40 miles away, dehydrated and confused, with no memory of the town, the book, or their uncle. Within a year, Gravity Fall was removed from every official U.S. map.
To this day, the book has never been recovered—and no one knows what was unleashed that summer.
Was it a government cover-up? A dimensional rift? Or something far older, awakened by forbidden knowledge?
Clayton Kershaw closed his opening remarks at his retirement press conference with his favorite Bible verse.
"Colossians 3:23 - Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as you're working for the Lord, not for men."
FLASHBACK: Watch Rush Limbaugh describe meeting Charlie Kirk for the first time.
"I dont want to jinx it... but this is the kind of guy you can see really becoming big in politics as he gets older"
As a huge Rush fan, this made me smile.
Aired January 11th 2018