kenben

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[kenben @kenssonave]

@bremboy1 @Legend292220982 @ShamelessMomma @cornerstoretalk @ChaosLensX @Jahsun1tillo What self gain is there from this action?

[ChaosLensX @ChaosLensX]

This young man is autistic. For over a year he walked 3–4 miles every single morning, rain or shine, from Goose Creek to his FedEx job.
A stranger who’d been watching him finally stopped, gifted him a brand new electric scooter and a charged battery, then taught him how to ride it.
His name is Lenard.
Real ones still exist.

[scary @b1ngusbongo]

Me When I meet y’all at arc

[kenben @kenssonave]

Aspirational

[mike @painbuiltt]

havent seen a CDL joke since like january

[🇨🇼 @Naichism]

Bro I swear how are his clips so fucking funny

[Yiyang Zhuge @ZhugeYY]

Here is my interview with Christopher Nolan: are you a bard for a civilization at dusk?

[Matthew A. Cherry @MatthewACherry]

Truly need you to be a stop on every major films press tour. Incredible job.

[🎭 @MaskedInLA]

LMFAOO???

[Big Boss @LordBalvin]

They escorting dawg like he’s the Joker when HE SMOKED ONE DUDE 😭😭

[Sean Cunningham @SeanCunningham]

LeBron James teaching the tricks of the trade after De'Aaron Fox tried his hand at guarding the Lakers star. LeBron showing Fox how his shoulder hitting him in the face wasn't a foul.

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

My favourite Nietzsche quote of all time

[Rassoul Edji @RassoulEdji]

The Driller Bot from #Transformers Dark of the Moon was the most complex asset ILM had done for Transformers by that point. It had 70,000 individual parts, over 7x more than Optimus Prime.

This sequence where it is crushing the skyscraper took 288 hours per frame to render with all of the reflections and simulations.

During the last weekend, ILM used their entire render farm, amounting to 200,000 rendering hours per day which is 22.8 years of rendering time in 24 hours.

[Offender @DefenderOfBasic]

hell yeah, I called it 4 months ago.

[Offender @DefenderOfBasic]

@WeismanCara this one is pretty wild, elephants use names for each other. It's significant because it's a made up sound that doesn't correlate with something instinctual

(linked to from here https://t.co/vJZVowQemy.)