The Last Great Stig

Send words of reason first, and if that fails, send reason in the form of steel.
The Stig, always.

[The Last Great Stig @RyanDelRey38]

"I touched the stars, and saw the glorious light of a thousand sun's. Oh, blinded by this elegance- how could my purpose be anything but dark?"

[The Last Great Stig @RyanDelRey38]

Kai Cenat continues to be one of the most down to Earth streamers; at least from all the clips I see of him.

[Imrexx @Imrexx_dev]

Kai Cenat says anyone who thinks streaming is harder than a 9 to 5 is an idiot.

Shannon Sharpe: "Is streaming harder than a 9 to 5?"

Kai Cenat: "No. Hell no."

Kai Cenat: "Anybody who says streaming is harder than a 9 to 5 is an idiot."

Kai Cenat: "Streaming takes hard work. It takes planning. You can be in front of a camera for dozens of hours."

Kai Cenat: "But I love streaming."

Kai Cenat: "The average person working a 9 to 5 doesn't even want to be there."

Kai Cenat: "I remember working in a grocery store thinking, 'Damn, I don't want to be here.'"

Kai Cenat: "People work all day just to see their paycheck go straight to bills and taking care of their kids."

Kai Cenat: "That's hard."

[Imrexx @Imrexx_dev]

Kai Cenat says anyone who thinks streaming is harder than a 9 to 5 is an idiot.

Shannon Sharpe: "Is streaming harder than a 9 to 5?"

Kai Cenat: "No. Hell no."

Kai Cenat: "Anybody who says streaming is harder than a 9 to 5 is an idiot."

Kai Cenat: "Streaming takes hard work. It takes planning. You can be in front of a camera for dozens of hours."

Kai Cenat: "But I love streaming."

Kai Cenat: "The average person working a 9 to 5 doesn't even want to be there."

Kai Cenat: "I remember working in a grocery store thinking, 'Damn, I don't want to be here.'"

Kai Cenat: "People work all day just to see their paycheck go straight to bills and taking care of their kids."

Kai Cenat: "That's hard."

[The Dragon's Treasure @thedragonstea]

It's funny how "the death penalty shouldn't exist" people are always some of the most evil and vile people you come across.

Willing to bet if this person was a judge and they were given a case for a migrant rapist cannibal mass murderer named mksmanague, they'd let them off with a slap on the wrist, but give me life in prison if they could for making this post.

[Paulie Meatballs @Judgepacker]

“Lean your head forward”

“I can’t, dumbfuck”

“I’m the dumbfuck? While you’re stuck in a fucking urinal?”

The pure contempt in those firefighters’ voices given what they’re dealing with is incredible.

10/10

[Austin Justice @AustinJustice]

https://t.co/kRwgWiNvWP

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

‘OBSESSION’ is now the highest-grossing original horror movie of this century.

Now at $423M worldwide.

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

America burned Japan's first gift of cherry trees. All 2,000 of them, on President Taft's direct order.

The 1910 shipment arrived in DC crawling with insects and nematodes. Agriculture inspectors condemned the lot, Taft signed off on the bonfire, and the State Department braced for a diplomatic disaster. Tokyo's mayor, Yukio Ozaki, responded by sending 3,020 more, grafted from the famous grove along the Arakawa River.

Those trees have spent a century paying the friendship back.

Four days after Pearl Harbor, vandals chopped down four of them. Park officials renamed the survivors "Oriental" cherry trees for the rest of the war to protect them from axes.

Then came the twist. By 1952 the original Arakawa grove in Tokyo, the parent stock, had nearly died from wartime neglect. Japan asked Washington for help. The Park Service shipped budwood from DC's trees back across the Pacific and restored the grove that created them. When a flood wiped out more Japanese trees in 1982, horticulturists took 800 fresh cuttings from the Tidal Basin.

These 250 new trees solve a real problem too. The Tidal Basin is sinking, and a $133 million seawall rebuild forced crews to rip out roughly 150 trees. Japan offered replacements before anyone asked, timed to America's 250th birthday.

So the genetics run in a loop. Tokyo's grove seeded Washington's. Washington's saved Tokyo's. The saplings going in this spring descend from both.

114 years of diplomacy, running on grafted branches.

[The Last Great Stig @RyanDelRey38]

@logivenchy

[logivenchy @logivenchy]

HAS NO ONE WORKED RETAIL!!!??

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

‘THE AMAZING DIGITAL CIRCUS: THE LAST ACT’ opens with $19.5M domestically.

The film managed to get a spot in the top 5 at the domestic box office

[ToonHive @ToonHive]

‘The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act’ tops the Thursday box office with $7.8 MILLION from over 2,000 theaters, beating ‘Scary Movie’.

The film is projected to make around $12 million throughout the opening weekend.

[Chaeri @kingerbutterfly]

Reminder that the entire cast is actively being hunted rn

[Orm @orm0nde]

The most islamophobic shitposter on this website would struggle to come up with something like this

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

The average person in Japan eats more salt than the average American. Around 10 grams a day. Americans get about 8.5. So if your face looked less puffy after one day in Tokyo, the salt in American food was never what was bloating you. What drains out that fast is water, and fat does not move in a single day.

A puffy face going down in 24 hours is your body dumping water it was hanging onto, plus clearing out food that was still sitting in your gut. Two normal parts of a trip to Japan handle both of those, fast.

The big one is walking. The average American takes about 5,100 steps a day, near the bottom for a wealthy country. Drop that same person in Tokyo, and they walk everywhere, to the train, around the station, out to dinner and back. Most tourists hit triple their usual steps without even trying. All that walking burns through the carbs your body keeps in storage. Those stored carbs are called glycogen, and every single gram of them is holding onto 3 to 4 grams of water. Burn the carbs, and that water leaves with them. Scientists in Sweden showed this back in 1970, when people's water weight climbed by almost five pounds in four days purely from carbs filling back up. Walking does two other things. It squeezes out the fluid that pools in your legs when you sit all day, and it keeps your gut moving, so less food sits there bloating you.

Then there is the food, though not the way the tweet means it. The packaged, factory-made stuff (chips, soda, frozen dinners) is about 53 percent of what a grown American eats in a day. In Japan it is closer to a third. Trade a few days of that for rice, fish, and vegetables, and you cut out a pile of the white carbs and added sugar that make your body grip water. You are also just eating less, because you are out walking instead of snacking, and jet lag flattens your appetite.

Add it all up and the slimmer face in the hotel mirror is mostly water and an emptier gut, with the fat on your body sitting exactly where it was the day you flew out. It comes back just as quick. Get home, sit back down, open the snacks, and the water returns within a few days. The you that debloated in Japan just walked a ton and skipped the soda. You can do that at home, no plane ticket needed.

[Blitz  @PeriBlitzV2]

I feel so bad for Gooseworx man

[Nyanus 😻🍷 @YourPalNyanus]

Hot take? You're a fucking monster rationalizing the crimes of another monster.

All 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia have Safe Haven laws.

This allows you to legally surrender a newborn infant to staff at designated locations; fire stations, hospitals, EMS stations, without fear of prosecution for abandonment.

[Nick 🇧🇷 (COMMS OPEN) @SlutyStols]

Woman having space in the animation industry to direct their own passion projects is much more feminist than whatever tf u guys do online, yall fake ass performative feminism doesn't convince me of crap

[TRAFON(s Backup Account) @RiseFallNickBck]

No seriously, Gooseworx's last few posts on social media were basically her saying she'd been pulling all nighters trying to make the finale look as perfect as possible, and her hoping people would get what she was going for when it released, just for it to get unceromoniously leaked and a bunch of people saying it either sucked or celebrating its "downfall".

Like no wonder she sounds done with all of this, I think almost anyone in this situation would be.

[🎉AUG 3RD🎉 The Virtual Celebrity 🎉AUG 3RD🎉 @Official_TVC]

This is *the most* depressing thing I've ever seen be done to a creator.

Yall have genuinely sucked the joy out of this thing from someone who just wanted to make a silly serious cartoon for people to enjoy.

[Starbloom @Salayley]

It’s because people took it personally. Tbh, I don’t really know what everyone expects Goose to do in this situation. The leaks already happened, and at this point it’s mostly out of her hands. She can’t magically control people spreading things around online.