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[Point Break @PointBreakwt]

Goosebumps

[Marching Chiefs @FSUChiefs]

Counting down the days… see you soon @FSUFootball! 🏈🍢 #mcatdt

[CRIXUS @CRIXUSwasHERE]

READ👇THAT, AGAIN!!😡

[The Rattlesnake @StoneColdSnakeX]

32 YEARS AGO TODAY AT WCW HALLOWEEN HAVOC

Hulk Hogan defeated Ric Flair in a Retirement Steel Cage Match to retain the WCW World Heavyweight Championship.

(1994)

@HulkHogan | @RicFlairNatrBoy

[Emma 🇺🇸 @Emmaiid11]

An absolute tragedy!

[Rep. Nancy Mace @RepNancyMace]

There are a few things in life you should know with 100% certainty:

• Your name.
• Your birthday.
• Whether you married your brother.

[Papageorgio @PapageorgioWV]

🇺🇸 SOME OF THE RICHEST PEOPLE IN AMERICA DON’T HAVE MUCH MONEY!

I’ve spent nearly 60 years on this earth, and one thing I’ve learned is that money doesn’t determine a man’s worth!

I’ve known men who worked their hands to the bone, drove beat up trucks, and lived in modest homes.

But their bills were paid, their children were loved, and their word meant something!

They didn’t need expensive clothes, fancy titles, or thousands of strangers applauding them.

They had something money couldn’t buy.

A good name, a strong family, faith in God, and the respect of their neighbors!

Somewhere along the way, society started confusing wealth with success and attention with respect.

I’ll take a hardworking man with dirt under his fingernails and integrity in his heart over a millionaire without a conscience any damn day!

🇺🇸 Here’s my question: When did we stop measuring a person’s success by their character and start measuring it by their bank account?

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨SPOT ON: Elon Musk summed up Charlie Kirk in one line, and it still hits just as hard.

"He was killed because his words made a difference. He was showing people the light, and he was killed by the dark."

Charlie never needed a weapon. He had a microphone, a folding table, and the courage to debate anyone who walked up.

That's what scared them.

They thought silencing him would end it.

Instead, millions more picked up where he left off.

The light is still winning.

JUSTICE FOR CHARLIE. 🇺🇸

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

43 years ago, Hezbollah terrorists attacked U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut, Lebanon, and killed 241 Americans. We will never forget their sacrifice. 🇺🇸

The attack was directed, financed and ordered by the same evil Iranian regime that President Trump is fighting today.

[Maya @Think_idea24]

The 1st round of this fight is considered the best of all time… the public couldn't contain their breath. It was something epic. The punches they threw. Damn it.

[MLFootball @MLFootball]

HEARTBREAKING: Former #Lions All-Pro center Frank Ragnow lost his father to a heart attack while playing college football at Arkansas in 2016.

After Arkansas faced Alabama, legendary coach Nick Saban went out of his way to find Ragnow on the field, offer his condolences, and encourage him during one of the most difficult moments of his life.

Saban later spoke about the emotional interaction during his postgame press conference:

“He’s a fine young man and a fine player. And for him to have to go through that, our thoughts and prayers are with his family. I just wanted to tell him that and try to encourage him.”

Ragnow later revealed that his lifelong dream was to make it to the NFL so he could financially support his parents and give them the life they deserved.

“Since day one, I had wrote that my goal is to make it to the NFL and be able to take care of my parents.”

An absolutely heartbreaking story and a beautiful gesture from Nick Saban.

❤️🙏

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 WOW: Byron Donalds got CURSED OUT for saying "sir," and he never lost his cool once.

He was answering a question about the files. He opened with "Sir, as a member of Congress," and the meltdown started right there.

A woman in the crowd started screaming profanities at him and called him a "piece of sh*t."

Byron's answer was "I'm listening to the voice in my ears."

Then he went right back to the question. And when the next one came, he said "sir" again. Asked if he really meant it, he said "Yeah."

Here's what I love about this. For years, Republicans folded the second the Left got loud. They apologized, backpedaled, and let the mob take over.

Byron did NONE of that.

He stayed calm, stayed on the issue, and let the screamers show everyone exactly who they are.

That's the kind of spine I want in the governor's mansion in Florida.

More of THIS. 🤣

[SaltyGoat @SaltyGoat17]

Laken Riley had a Garmin smartwatch on when she was attacked

Her heart rate jumped to 170 bpm which told investigators that was when she was being attacked

It lasted for 17 minutes then suddenly stopped - that's when the animal finally killed her

So the next time you want to tell me about how unfair illegal immigrants are being treated I want you to set a timer for 17 minutes and watch it go by so you can understand how long that young woman fought for her life

[Wynne @wynneflh]

When he signed on to play Soviet submarine captain Marko Ramius in the classic 1990 thriller The Hunt for Red October, he knew that sitting in a comfortable movie studio would never be enough.

He needed to understand what it truly felt like to live hundreds of feet beneath the surface of the sea, trapped inside a massive tube of steel for weeks on end.

To get a real taste of life underwater, Sean Connery boarded the USS Puffer, an active nuclear-powered submarine operated by the United States Navy.

It was the late 1980s, and the Cold War was still very much alive. Tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union were high, making the world of submarine warfare intensely secret and dangerous.

The story of Marko Ramius revolved around a high-stakes decision by a senior commander who chose to defect to the West with the most advanced nuclear submarine in the Soviet fleet. Connery felt that if he wanted to portray a man carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders, he had to breathe the same recycled air as real submariners.

During his time aboard the USS Puffer, the legendary actor immersed himself in the daily routine of the crew.

He spent hours walking through cramped passageways, observing how the sailors moved and communicated in such tight spaces. He took note of the heavy silence that fills a submarine, broken only by the quiet hum of machinery and the steady orders of the officers. He paid close attention to the absolute discipline required to keep everyone safe in an environment where a single mistake could be fatal.

The crew of the USS Puffer welcomed him warmly, and to make the experience even more meaningful, they symbolically granted him the honorary rank of commander during his visit. This gave Connery the freedom to explore every compartment and chat directly with the men on duty.

He did not act like a Hollywood superstar looking for photos. Instead, he walked among them as a student eager to learn.

While standing near the control room, Connery turned to a young sailor working a station and said, "I want to know what goes through your mind when you are down here for months without seeing daylight."

The young sailor looked up with a smile and replied, "You learn to trust the man standing next to you with your life, sir, because out here, that is all you really have."

That brief conversation stayed with Connery forever. It helped him realize that being a submarine captain was not about shouting commands or showing off power. It was about deep trust, quiet strength, and total responsibility for the human lives around you.

If Connery had been given the choice, he would have loved to step aboard a real Soviet submarine to see how the other side lived. But given the political climate of the era, that was completely impossible. Getting permission to spend time on an American nuclear submarine was already a rare privilege, and Connery made sure not to waste a single second of it.

When The Hunt for Red October hit theaters in 1990, audiences and movie critics were blown away by his performance. As Marko Ramius, Connery appeared calm, authoritative, and deeply human.

You could see the quiet weight of leadership in his eyes.

Every gesture he made felt authentic because it was rooted in real human experience. He did not just memorize his lines; he brought the quiet dignity of real sailors onto the big screen.

In the end, Connery's visit to the USS Puffer did much more than help him prepare for a box office hit. It gave him a profound love and respect for the brave men and women who serve in silence beneath the ocean waves.

Long after the cameras stopped rolling, he often spoke fondly about the young sailors he met on that ship. He showed us that when you put your heart into truly understanding others, you do not just tell a story, you build a bridge between human hearts and honor the people who live that reality every day.

[Point Break @PointBreakwt]

Not unless he’s running a 4.3 at minimum

[The Cowboy Regg ✭ @Irish_Cowboy88]

Is there a current running back in the NFL that runs like Tony Dorsett?

[SaltyGoat @SaltyGoat17]

If you think an 18 year old is too young to own a rifle

But a 5 year old is old enough to change their own gender....

YOU are the problem!!

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🔥 RFK Jr. is at President Trump's Florida rally telling the world his liberal friends were DEAD WRONG about 47

"A lot of my liberal friends said to me, 'oh, you better not shake hands with that guy, because he's going to double cross you. He's going to lie to you, he's going to use you to help him win an election, and then he's going to DISCARD you.'"

"So I want to tell you this:

Every commitment, every promise that Donald Trump has made to me, he has kept in SPADES." 👏🏻

[Bridgett Fertig @LightOnLiberty]

Listen to this former Navy Seal, Senator Tim Sheehy, discuss how DISGUSTING it is watching our elected officials defend the same Iranian regime - ISIS terrorists that killed his friend in combat and THANK President Trump for ending their reign that previous presidents should have ended decades ago but REFUSED!

"These lunatics who want us all dead! They want all of you dead!

They don't want us to disappear with the snap of a finger, they want us to be raped, burned alive, and cut into pieces!

There's never been a single president who has stood up to Iran and hit back. For 47 years our troops and our families have been absorbing attack after attack after attack all over the world!"

[Gina Milan @ginamilan_]

If someone from Somalia with a fake identity can serve in the United States Congress for years without getting caught, imagine still believing that illegals aren’t voting in U.S. elections.