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[Wokebatman @batmanwhoiswoke]

Alfred, make the Batcave a safe space for latinx voices

[Jared Lendy 🍕🍫 @TKLOJared]

I still think about this one

[Kylie Cheung @kylietcheung]

i love when nba fans have ideas

[HabitualLinestepper @HabitualLinest]

Quick reminder to all Christians:

Iconoclasm, which is what this is, has officially been condemned and declared a heresy by Christianity about 1200 years ago. It comes from Islam

Don't participate in or fall for this heresy of hating statues and artwork of the saints, angels, the heavens and God. That's what Muslims believe and do. Don't fall for this heresy which came from Islam

[Most Controversial @MostControPod]

This one legit makes me smirk every time it crosses my mind

[Eric @breakingbaht]

We basically cant have an open internet because of these people. Every fucking thing has automation checks on it now basically due to foreigners just build bot nets 24/7 to try and cheat shit online.

[Cedars and Saints🇻🇦 @CedarsAndSaints]

“We must defend the truth at all costs, even if we are reduced to just twelve again.”

- St. John Paul II

[TSilkies @Sharkurricane]

Women: “WE WEAR WHATS COMFORTABLE. ITS NOT ABOUT ATTRACTING ATTENTION”

Her comfy clothes at home where a man has no chance of seeing her:

[𝐑𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐡 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐜𝐫𝐚𝐟𝐭 - 𝔃𝔞𝔠𝔥 @OrdinariateUSA]

Sola scripture has never made sense in my brain.

It assumes literacy. Reading the bible is a sacrament for evangelicals, so how are illiterate people (most Christians who ever lived) supposed to receive that ‘sacrament’ other than entrusting someone else to not only read it to them, but also trust that what they’re reading is actually *scripture*.

I also don’t get how sola scripturism is supposed to survive a societal change. There hasn’t been a *real* upheaval in the entire history of Protestantism (akin to the Dark Ages or the Arab invasions).

If the social order of the world collapses (it will at some point) how will people who deny authority or a unified church of any type transmit truth across centuries of language, cultural and governmental changes? The Catholic Church is actually proven to have done this successfully in the so-called Dark Ages.

There’s hundreds of millions of Jehovahs Witnesses bibles floating around the world, and they all changed John 1:1. How are the uneducated of the cutoff expected to know that this Bible isn’t real?

[꧁ᗪ乇丂ㄒ|几ㄚ꧂ @MrBeanieDude]

Once again, Gabe Newell's take on piracy 17 years ago continues to age like fine wine.

[Sunny @sunnyright]

I don’t want attention and to emphasize that, I’m making a video of me working out with the camera angle directed at my backside from the ground looking up and then posting it to my social media account for engagement

[Dume @gietzschean]

The world is in dire need of Art Deco. Posting will continue accordingly

[Catholics United Against The Jews @CathsAgainstJws]

Abortion is the real Holocaust

[temu temüjin 🐴 @rawdogmillionar]

When having trauma is a social status symbol, you are heavily incentivized to twist any interaction you can think of into a trauma

[Al Carbo @carbo_al]

I’m not Canadian (obviously) but it’s hard to watch videos like this without mourning the sheer amount of cultural genocide on both sides of the border

[Dume @gietzschean]

One of my favourite things about Art Deco is how it made graphic design feel monumental

[James @James32980438]

This is a massive problem in manufacturing/the trades. Old heads will get foaming at the mouth furious that new hires don't have the same skills and abilities they have.

"This new kid's fucking worthless! He doesn't know how to do shit!"

"Yeah, chief, that why he's called an apprentice. You're supposed to be teaching him how to do all that 'shit'."

[John (main) @johnonmain]

To be a bear in a lake full of salmon on the Kamchatka peninsula

[Mr Melancholy @chakravartiiin]

"Women are into hookup culture out of desire for monogamy, coupling and love"

[Dume @gietzschean]

Art Deco understood that even a factory could make an architectural statement.

London’s Hoover Building, designed by Wallis, Gilbert & Partners and opened in 1933, was built as the British headquarters and factory of the Hoover Company.

Originally constructed as a manufacturing plant and offices for the Hoover Company, it was used to produce aircraft parts during World War II.

Later, it served as a supermarket and office space, and has since been converted into residential apartments.

Its monumental cream façade, towering piers, emerald-green steel windows and vivid orange detailing give it an almost theatrical design.

Look closely at the entrance: it is framed by massive, multi-faceted concrete columns adorned with red geometric accents.

Dominating the space above the open glass double doors is a massive, fan-shaped window motif resembling a stylized sunburst or wheat cluster, which alternates between emerald-green panes and bold panels of navy blue and bright red.

It almost looks as if you are entering a temple.

There was a commercial purpose behind the spectacle.

In the 1930s, a striking factory could advertise a brand to thousands passing along Western Avenue.

Hoover made its industrial identity impossible to ignore.

Why can't we make them like this anymore?