THIS IS HILARIOUS!!!
Wife takes the “Can You Survive as a Man?” test and the urinal quiz almost broke her!
She’s sitting there all confident until the urinal question drops. Starts strong, picks the far one, then spirals into a full mental breakdown calculating who’s gayer and whether she should just walk out. The second the husband points out the entrance/exit rule she finally gets it… after talking herself in circles for a solid minute. Every guy watching already knew the answer in half a second.
Then KD comes up. She goes “kill drive.” Close, but no cigar. Kill/Death ratio. The sacred number every man who’s ever touched a controller has tattooed on his soul.
The public threat assessment question was perfect. When another couple walks by, the correct answer isn’t checking the girl out or living in your own bubble. It’s quietly calculating how much work it would take to put the guy down if he ever became a problem. She nailed that one. Same with the booth seat facing the door. Instant correct. No hesitation.
Only real miss was “flank.” She thought it meant crouch-walking. Nah. You go around, get behind them, and ruin their day. Simple.
These quizzes are gold because they expose the invisible operating system most women never realize is running in the background.
She’s getting better. Still not fluent, but the lightbulbs are starting to click.
Good stuff.
Black folks have been found lynched… this isn’t something of the past. This is happening now. And we can’t continue to look past it and ignore it. Say their names:
September 28, 2024 – Dennoriss Richardson
September 11, 2024 – Javion Magee
June 11, 2025 – Earl Smith
September 15, 2025 – Demartravion “Trey” Reed
November 13, 2025 – Tory Medley
February 18, 2026 – Kyle Bassinga
May 8, 2026 – Juliana Nzita
June 18, 2026 – Tonea Miller
June 30, 2026 – Jerard Jackson
August 3, 2026 – Tasia Fortune
#SayHerName grew from the need to make sure Black women were not left out of conversations about police violence in America. Women such as Rekia Boyd, Atatiana Jefferson and Sandra Bland became some of the best-known names associated with the movement, but there are many others whose stories never received the same national attention.
The women remembered through #SayHerName did not all die under the same circumstances. Some were killed during encounters with police, while others died in custody. What connects their stories is the effort to make sure Black women are remembered as individuals, not forgotten names or statistics. Learning what happened to them is part of understanding the wider history of race, policing and justice in America. #BlackHistory #SayHerName #BlackWomen
They sent Nolan Wells’ body for a second autopsy… but kept the key neck structures needed to check for injury.
The independent pathologist said he couldn’t rule out foul play because of it.
Cause of death still undetermined.
Say his name. NOLAN WELLS!.
Never Forget!!!!
SAY THEIR NAMES!!!
Eric Garner(43)
Rodney King(47)
Trayvon Martin(17)
Breonna Taylor(26)
Laquan McDonald (17)
Rayshard Brooks (27)
Atatiana Jefferson(28)
Kenneka Jenkins(19)
Rest in power 🕊️💔, GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN!
This is Jy’Kavien Wright, an 18-year-old from Talladega, Alabama, was shot and killed just two weeks after graduating from Talladega High School.
He was found with a gunshot wound to the head in the 600 block of McAlpine Street in Talladega in the early morning hours of May 31, 2026, and was pronounced dead at the scene. He had recently graduated as part of the Class of 2026 and planned to attend Gadsden State Community College. No one has been arrested!!!
A young life full of promise cut short so soon after one of its brightest milestones. Rest in peace, Jy’Kavien.