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Bro got emotional real quick 🤣❤️

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Catch you all on the beaches of Vice City next week! 😈🔥

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@10Nil22297 .@grok what's the anime name?

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She really called her own friend a slut 😭💀

[Folkz®️🇺🇸 @LZsv1s]

When the command gives the order to clear the factory lines...

@grok What scene is this?

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@GodlessGP PS5 buh I have the software for PC for sale man... I can ship down

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The difference between GTA V and GTA VI in terms of realism is absolutely insane! 🔥

[SLAY KELLY @SLAYKELLYB]

GAME OF THRONES DIDN’T HAVE A BAD ENDING.

IT HAD A RUSHED ENDING.

Daenerys becoming a tyrant wasn’t impossible.
Jaime returning to Cersei wasn’t impossible.
Bran becoming king wasn’t impossible.

The problem was how quickly the show rushed through the decisions that were supposed to make those moments believable.

The destination wasn’t necessarily the problem.

THE JOURNEY WAS.

[AsiwajuAwo @Anthoneee3]

There's definitely probable cause

[C👑 @chukwu_somaga]

Ultron what happened to Outlook…??

“Opps I Horton-ed outlook.”

[𝐆.Ī.𝐎🧸 @BiGG_GIO]

A visible enemy is never a surprise. It's the smiling ones in your circle you should worry about.

[SLAY KELLY @SLAYKELLYB]

SANSA STARK WAS NEVER THE VILLAIN

Some Game of Thrones fans hate Sansa Stark because she wasn’t running around with a sword.

Meanwhile, she survived Cersei, Joffrey, Ramsay, and Littlefinger.

Not every warrior needs a weapon.

Some people fight with information, patience, and political intelligence.

Sansa survived the game AND learned how to play it.

Stay angry.

[Adeniyi💙 @adeniyialiu007]

Robb was a genuine tactical prodigy for his age—Whispering Wood and Oxcross weren’t luck. He consistently outmaneuvered more experienced commanders and turned inferior or equal numbers into decisive wins. That part of the reputation is earned.
Where the critique holds is the gap between battles and the larger war. He never fully converted battlefield success into durable political advantage, and several of his decisions actively undermined it (Theon, the Karstark execution, and especially the marriage). The Frey break was a classic Stark-honor error that handed Tywin the exact pretext and partners he needed. In that sense he really was winning fights while losing the war.
The Tyrell “obvious play” is cleaner in hindsight than it was in the moment. He needed the Freys immediately to cross and split the Lannister forces; without that early bridge and those men, the early victories that made him dangerous probably don’t happen. By the time Renly was dead and the Tyrells were free, Robb was deep in the Westerlands with poor communications, Catelyn had just fled the scene of Renly’s death, and Littlefinger was already offering Margaery the one thing Robb couldn’t match—an actual crown on the Iron Throne. Robb’s goal was Northern independence, not the whole realm, and he had almost nothing else the ambitious Tyrells valued enough to switch sides. Geography, timing, and what each side could actually offer all worked against him.
So: brilliant battlefield commander, dangerously inexperienced king. He understood how to win the fights in front of him far better than how to manage the coalition, the diplomacy, and the older, colder players who were playing a different game. The real tragedy is that the qualities that made him effective in the field (youth, boldness, personal honor) were the same ones that made him vulnerable everywhere else.

[Adeniyi💙 @adeniyialiu007]

There is nothing creepier in Game of Thrones than Bran Stark’s dead-eyed stare carrying the entire history of the world in his head while everyone else is still playing petty feudal games.
Watching a sweet kid from Winterfell get hollowed out by ancient omniscience until he’s barely human is peak serie surrealism.
Drop a character who underwent a terrifying transformation and lost every trace of their former self:

[Satoru Gojo @strongestoat__]

random kid

[KhAliFA’s InSiGhT🍿🎬 @BiigKhalifa]

The fact that he ignored his happiness for his family

[C👑 @chukwu_somaga]

I discovered my husband was having an affair with our neighbor because she accidentally sent me a grocery delivery receipt.

We had lived next door to each other for almost four years.

She was friendly, regularly borrowed sugar and occasionally watched our dog.

One afternoon, I received a notification from a delivery app.

The receipt showed groceries purchased under my husband's account and delivered to her address.

I assumed it was a mistake.

Then I checked the order history.

There had been dozens of deliveries over the previous six months.

I confronted my husband.

He said he was helping her because she was going through a difficult divorce.

I almost believed him.

Until I saw the second delivery address.

A hotel.

[De_luxe @De_luxeee]

My landlord told me I had 48 hours to get rid of my emotional support dog because “pets aren’t allowed in the building.” So I gave him until 5 PM to reconsider.
Landlord: The lease is clear. No animals. Remove the dog or you’re in violation.
Me: She’s a registered emotional support animal. I have the letter from my doctor.
Landlord: We don’t care what a doctor says. The rule is the rule.
Me: Did your attorney look at the Fair Housing Act?
Landlord: He says we can still enforce the lease.
Me: Great. Then you won’t mind if I forward his email and the doctor’s letter to the local news and the housing authority tomorrow morning.
Landlord: You contacted the news?
Me: Not yet. You have until 5 PM to put in writing that the dog can stay.
Landlord: We’d have to talk to the other tenants.
Me: You have four hours.

[Adeniyi💙 @adeniyialiu007]

What makes Davos’s perspective so devastating is that he wasn't just an advisor to Stannis; he was a surrogate father to Shireen.

Having lost his own sons at the Battle of the Blackwater, Davos poured his paternal warmth into the lonely, greyscale-scarred princess. Shireen, in turn, gave the former smuggler the gift of literacy, unlocking a world of history and agency for a man who spent his life feeling lowborn and illiterate.
Because Stannis strategically sent Davos away to Castle Black before lighting the pyre knowing full well Davos would have died trying to stop it Davos’s grief is compounded by a crushing sense of guilt. He wasn't there to protect the one person in Westeros who truly loved him without conditions.

[𝐆.Ī.𝐎🧸 @BiGG_GIO]

Heidi once carried her in her belly, and now Leni is out here looking like a supermodel. Time flies! 😍

[C👑 @chukwu_somaga]

A woman I had never seen before showed up at my husband's funeral and asked whether she could say goodbye to her father.

My husband and I had been married for 18 years.

We had two children, a beautiful home in Ohio and what I thought was a normal marriage.

The woman looked to be in her early twenties.

When I asked who she was, she said her name was Emily.

Then she showed me a photograph of herself as a little girl sitting on my husband's lap.

I assumed she was a relative.

But she said, "I'm his daughter."

I turned toward my husband's brother.

He looked away.

That's when I realized everyone might have known something I didn't.