I am the Apparax.
I speak for the ribs.
Actually, I speak for the marrow, the butter, and the ribs.
I speak for grandpa and grandma who once felt just fine
before someone sold them a pea-protein line.
I am the Apparax,
old, cranky, and loud,
my beard smells of bacon, my voice shakes the crowd.
I stand on my hill with a ribeye held high
and holler down into the valley, “You go, nice try!”
They promised you clean planets and no guilt on your plate,
a burger that bleeds but was never a mate.
They flew in the peas from the cold northern plains,
then bleached and squeezed them, shipped again by trucks and trains.
They boiled them in solvents, they spun them with steam,
they glued them with gums and a seed oil dream.
They wrapped it in polymer that lasts forever I and a day
and stamped “Saves the World!” on the plasticized tray.
I am the Apparax.
I’ve read every word.
I’ve counted the steps (thirty-six, that’s absurd)
to turn something living and green in the sun
into junk that will clog you before you are done.
While factories cheer and the investors’ wallets get fat,
they swear it’s the cow farts that ruin our plat.
Yet their smokestacks belch harder, their trucks never sleep,
and the plastic they make could fill oceans deep.
Your liver turns sour, your blood sugar spikes,
and your children get fat with their plant nugget likes.
Your brain fog rolls in like a slow London pea
while the CEOs toast the win with another IPO spree.
I am the Apparax.
I speak for the grass.
I speak for the cow and her glorious ass.
I speak for the tallow that once came for free
with the steak on your platter, not from a PhD.
You wanted the sizzle, the drip, and the crust,
so they built you a puck from industrial dust.
It hisses, it browns, it fools tongue and eye,
but inside it’s dead
and that hexane shit makes you die.
I am the Apparax.
I will shout till I’m hoarse.
I’ll shout till the mothers quit buying of course!
Until trays of that sin are all tossed in the industry waste bin
and the meadows grow back and the real meals begin.
Until butter is golden and ribeyes are king
and the only things farting are cows in the spring.
I am the Apparax.
Now pass me my steak. 🥩
The rest is just noise
drowned out in my wake.
This is the craziest video I've seen in a while. 👀
Florida man and his wife roll up on a massive Burmese python nest. They're wrestling one giant swamp noodle when another one comes straight at 'em.
Florida women don't mess around — she snatched that second snake up like it owed her back child support.
They pull out the mama — 16 feet of invasive muscle — and crack open nearly 60 eggs. Over 120 future deer-munchers eliminated in one go, complete with creepy little pink embryos already twitching with eyes and patterns.
This is how you fight the python takeover. Keep grinding. 🐍💪
A black woman comes to the van, “The library closed today?” There’s a sign on the door.
“Yes ma’am.”
She says, “Every damn thing is closed today.”
“Yes ma’am, it is Juneteenth.”
“What the hell is that?”
“It’s a black history thing”
“It’s not my history,” said the black woman.
A black woman comes to the van, “The library closed today?” There’s a sign on the door.
“Yes ma’am.”
She says, “Every damn thing is closed today.”
“Yes ma’am, it is Juneteenth.”
“What the hell is that?”
“It’s a black history thing”
“It’s not my history,” said the black woman.
A black woman comes to the van, “The library closed today?” There’s a sign on the door.
“Yes ma’am.”
She says, “Every damn thing is closed today.”
“Yes ma’am, it is Juneteenth.”
“What the hell is that?”
“It’s a black history thing”
“It’s not my history,” said the black woman.
A black woman comes to the van, “The library closed today?” There’s a sign on the door.
“Yes ma’am.”
She says, “Every damn thing is closed today.”
“Yes ma’am, it is Juneteenth.”
“What the hell is that?”
“It’s a black history thing”
“It’s not my history,” said the black woman.
@TulsiGabbard@ODNIgov@DNIGabbard With all the comedians hired and placed into positions by this administration, we probably just lost one of, if not the only, best of the bunch.
🚨 BOMBSHELL Senate Testimony: World-renowned oncologist Prof. Angus Dalgleish just dropped a nuclear warning —"pull ALL COVID mRNA vaccines off the market NOW... and BAN the technology forever".
In explosive U.S. Senate testimony (June 3, 2026), the Professor Emeritus of Oncology revealed a terrifying pattern in his clinic:
Stable cancer patients — melanoma in remission for YEARS — suddenly exploding into aggressive, treatment-resistant “turbo cancers” just weeks after mRNA boosters.
He’s now seeing it across breast, colorectal, prostate, brain, and blood cancers. Even in young people. Standard treatments? Failing hard.
His verdict? The shots are wrecking T-cell function — turning the immune system blind to cancer.
“There is no way you can control this technology,” he declared. “It should be banned.”
Doctors aren’t even asking about recent jabs when cancers return. Why?
This isn’t conspiracy — it’s a leading cancer expert sounding the alarm after decades in immunotherapy.
Your body. Your choice.
Demand full data. Demand informed consent. Demand the right to say NO without being censored or punished.
Time to wake up. Investigate this NOW before more lives are destroyed.
What’s your red line? 👇
Parkour level: GOAT! 🐐💨
Watch this little daredevil launch off a barrel, stick the landing on a donkey, and go full send into the haystack like it’s nothing! Peak farm chaos and I’m here for every second of it 😂🚜
Who else has animals that think they’re stunt doubles? Drop your best farm fail or win below! 👇
Note: this is AI made for your enjoyment and pleasure
@SunSentinel If they really want to rename a road, please choose less polarizing options. As taxpayers, we will end up funding this exercise at least twice. Once to start and once when power changes and they want to be petty. FFS, just leave them alone.
@MarieIsabellaB BTW cilantro blossoms are incredible. Used to doctor up the daughter’s Annie’s white cheddar mac and cheese with a pinch of garlic powder and some cilantro blossoms from the garden…
Light citrusy flavor…