Justin

[Wu Tang is for the Children @WUTangKids]

Adam Sandler introduces Nirvana's surviving members with Post Malone to perform "Smells Like Teen Spirit" at SNL's 50th anniversary concert 🔥

[Collin Rugg @CollinRugg]

We are so back.

[Radi Nabulsi @RadiNabulsi]

Kirby Smart gonna sigh three more 5-stars off of this postgame speech alone

[Shooter McGavin @ShooterMcGavin]

The opening scene of TMNT 2 always hits.

[Justin @justinbaker1027]

Typical Alabama fan behavior

[College GameDay @CollegeGameDay]

Bro what

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Reminder that Jimmy Buffet had 0.5 seconds of screen time in "Jurassic World" and knew exactly how to use it.

[Blake @KappBV]

CFB 25 releases today https://t.co/nA0XpjsugJ

[Adam☘️ @CelticsAdam34]

Lebron watching Bronny get posterized by Giannis after they switched on a pick and roll

[The Suburban Operator @patrickallsyms]

Throwback to that time Alex Pereira made Glover Teixeira eat a towel

#UFC300

[Justin @justinbaker1027]

Funwheels in 2013

[Post Malone @PostMalone]

think i’ll slip on down to the oasis:) @garthbrooks

[Jimmy O'Brien @Jomboy_]

Lance Lynn does not like being bunted on

[Heavyweight Thanos @FinalXNotices]

Me and the homies drunk off our asses before the early prelims even start tomorrow:

[Super Fan🇮🇪 @McGregorRousey2]

How every single fighter is gonna be fighting at UFC 300 since Dana announced that the bonuses to $300k

[ryan 🤿 @scubaryan_]

Sketch has officially made it, they said his famous “what’s up brothers” phrase live on ESPN 😭https://t.co/ORPlDfQG4X

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Ivan the Terrible, the notorious Tsar of Russia, committed a heinous act when he killed his son, Ivan Ivanovich, in a fit of rage.

This tragic event was depicted by the renowned Russian artist Ilya Repin in one of his most famous paintings.

The artwork captures the aftermath of the son's untimely demise at the hands of his father.

Ivan the Terrible, a complex figure known for his intelligence and devout nature, also had a dark side characterized by paranoia, rage, and bouts of mental instability that worsened with age.

The painting attempts to convey Repin's interpretation of the emotional turmoil that ensued after the fatal encounter.

The motive behind Ivan the Terrible's dreadful act was a result of a confrontation with his son over the son's pregnant wife.

The Tsar had beaten his son's wife severely for wearing what he considered promiscuous clothes, causing her to suffer a miscarriage.

When Ivanovich confronted his father about this cruel act, the Tsar struck him on the head with his sceptre, a blow that proved fatal and led to Ivanovich's slow and agonizing death over three days.

In the painting, Ivan the Terrible holds his deceased son with a mixture of sorrow, regret, and lingering anger. The young child's eyes are filled with tears, and he clutches his father's arm, revealing signs of potential forgiveness, helplessness, and the devastating effects of the fatal blow he endured.

Repin's creation of this masterpiece was no easy task; it required an immense amount of time and constant revision to achieve the desired result.

The artist himself admitted to not enjoying the process due to the frequent reworks, but art critics worldwide have hailed the painting as a true masterpiece.

It's worth noting that the image presented here is a 3-D version, providing a higher quality that allows for zooming in.

While some may have reservations about the addition of 3-D elements, it was done to enhance the painting's quality and capture more realistic features rather than alter its essence. The painting continues to be a subject of political debate, historical insight, and reflection on the complexities of the human condition.

[Justin @justinbaker1027]

Atf on em like waco

[Inversionism @Inversionism]

This might be one of the most important documentaries that anyone can watch right now given current events and escalations between Hamas, Israel, Iran, and the US.

All wars are bankers wars.

If you are still caught up in the left vs right, Israel vs Palestine, Ukraine vs Russia narratives, treating geopolitics and war as if it's a football game where you are rooting for one side to win as the real moral authority, then you need to take 45 minutes out of your day to watch this in full.

I've shared this documentary already weeks ago and a lot of people saw it and appreciated it, but I think it's now more important than ever for as many people to see it as possible and to really understand the profound and eye opening truth behind those words, and how EVERY SINGLE conflict has had powers above it funding both sides with nefarious intent behind it and a broader agenda that is not in the true interests of the people.

I don't think any of what's happening right now is organic. I don't think Hamas getting into Israel to murder and capture civilians was a mistake, nor do I think the $6bil the Biden admin unfroze for Iran in exchange for hostages before the attack was a mistake either. They're constructing narratives right in front of us and we cannot just blindly believe them on surface level evaluation, especially when these narratives are being given by the establishment and MSM.

I've said this before and I'll say it again. You need to think like they do with strategy, perception, and propagandistic motivations in mind. You need to try and understand why they are presenting whatever information to the public and for what purpose. You need to question every action, every directive, every media spin.

Why is the narrative now shifting towards Biden admin causing this attack by releasing funds to Iran? Why is Lindsey Graham pre-emptively suggesting war with Iran in conjunction with this? What if this is designed to ensure Biden attacks Iran to cover his ass in giving them $6bil back?

Also...Why was there such a huge focus of attention on anti-semitism on X in the weeks leading up to this attack? Was that organic? or was that planned in advance knowing there would be an attack on Israel and perceptions needed to be pre-emptively put in place for justifying censorship?

Question everything. Assume conspiracy.

[Morbid Knowledge @MorbidKnowledge]

In 2013, Harrison Okene spent 60 hours 100ft underwater in complete darkness after his boat capsized 20 miles off the coast of Nigeria and sank to the bottom of the ocean. He was discovered alive by divers who were sent to recover dead bodies. Out of the 12 crew he was the only survivor.