Erick Koontz

In Christ alone.

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@Motorsport Silverstone

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

And the Romans to a certain extent.

[Terrible Maps @TerribleMaps]

This explains the Vikings

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@libsoftiktok I would bet the government changed the specifications part way through leading to redesigns and delays. Definitely need to know the details before deciding which party is responsible.

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@elonmusk Any short videos, shot in portrait view (vertical) wouldn't play on my Samsung TV using the X App. Just looks like it's buffering but never plays.

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@iamnot_elon A

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@Rainmaker1973 38

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@jasondebolt @elonmusk I typed "2219" and YouTube suggested the full title match which worked.

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@KassyDillon *rollerskates

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@Motorsport IMSA, WEC, NASCAR

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@AskOffTrack @Hinchtown @AlexanderRossi @TheTimDurham As a newish watcher of NASCAR, I disagree. Don't really have a favorite driver so I thought the championship format was really cool, kept it watchable all the way through. Always room to improve, but I think NASCAR has a decent formula they can improve on.

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@brrrake What's the deal with Tsunoda's brrrakes? The puffs of dust under heavy braking have to be from something that would show up in the data I would think.

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@PicturesFoIder 4+2 =6
6x10 = 60
7+8 =15
60+15 = 75

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@StormSpotterPA @NWSPittsburgh Thanks!

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@redbullracing @Max33Verstappen really weak character, awesome driver, not a good person at all. That's sad.

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@ark5198

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

Starship landing flip maneuver

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@blckriflecoffee Ha! I'm immune to Coronavirus.

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

9+7 = (1)6
Carry the one
1+2+8=11
116

[Bill Holohan SC @BillHolohanSC]

A history lesson for people who think that history doesn't matter:
What's the big deal about railroad tracks?
The US standard railroad gauge (distance between the rails) is 4 feet, 8.5 inches. That's an exceedingly odd number.
Why was that gauge used?
Well, because that's the way

[Erick Koontz @erickkoontz]

@ark5198 Wrongo