Bob

The correct complexion is actually glazed ham

Anna O. Savory

No! I want to look like a melted plastic doll!!

Lando Norris wins Formula 1 world championship in the final race of 2025 The McLaren driver finished third place in the final race Sunday, enough to clinch his first ever F1 title. An emotional Norris celebrated with his team and family, saying it "feels amazing."

Lando Norris wins the Formula 1 world championship in the final race of 2025

He ends Verstappen's four-year title reign.

He played the long game and kept his cool in Sunday's race to capture that vital podium position, which is all he needed.

🚥🏁🏎️🏆

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Do you use your mouth or something?

It's kinda funny how things have changed since post ww2

I haven't watched the video so not sure if he mentions this

But the SPIW program in the 50s. Basically came to the conclusion soldiers can't aim so why not just give them all long range shotguns and who cares if it's accurate

How and when exactly did a president acquire the authority to rule in all matters great and small by diktat?

YouTube video by Willie Calhoun BBC Civilisation Part 2 13 The Great Thaw Full Documentary

Makes me think of this part from the old BBC docu Civilisation

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congrat's to ya'll

I mean its pretty funny that FIFA knows their reputation is so horrible that they can make up a "peace prize" and give it to one of the most unpopular people on the planet, and know that no one will think any differently of them

Let's also not forget that they did that rebranding because they were trying to distance themselves from the whole Cambridge analytica thing

We need to manifest Fiorello La Guardia levels of hatred for gambling

"Are the guests here yet Melanie!?"

Also interesting that the Ottomans basically ended up having the same fate as the Roman Empire. It became fat and corrupt and was eventually carved up by the people whom it once ruled

Turkey to them are the Ottomans and the Ottomans destroyed the last vestiges of the Roman Empire. And these guys have a creepy obsession with Romans

"Johan the Cannibal has different views about which meats should be considered acceptable to eat."

Just incredibly dull people

All of the money in the world and with a brain as deep as a puddle

I think there is a deep cultural level hatred of the idea of being a "liberal"

It's so deep seated that even ostensibly liberal people spend their time hating themselves so they create these caricatures of people who are being the wrong kind of liberal to their left so they can hate them instead

You only get one b-hole

Changing Ramen for Roman this sounds like some kind of affirmation a Roman would recite to themselves

I was four years old when I came to the US. I cannot fathom what it would have been like to have been ripped apart from my family and detained by strangers. This makes me want to scream.

Literal virtue signaling

Is there a way to determine the actual sales volume? I would think some of the money spent this year would go towards paying higher prices due to tariffs.

TN07 is a story about gerrymandering: the GOP cracked Nashville into 3 districts when it redrew the 2022 map, destroying the Dem seat there.

Fast-forward: a section of Nashville, which just 5 years ago had a Dem representative, is now voting Dem by huge margins but it's been designed to not matter.

What if:

Immigration is actually really beneficial to a country and helps secure its future prosperity and long term health of its culture and isn’t a really bad thing like all those rich sociopaths who moved to Dubai say it is?

America was drunk as shit last November

He's like the great grandpa in Christmas Vacation

Just sits there asleep and occasionally wakes up to yell things

I talk about this in the first episode of Past Lives, but my great-great-great grandfather was born in Schleswig-Holstein in 1838, immigrated to the US around 1858, and joined the Minnesota volunteers in 1861. He fought the Confederacy for four years. Did he maintain American culture?

Remember—Billionaire philanthropy is PR

$6.25B is a lot of money. It’s also only 4.1% of the $152B Michael Dell has hoarded. If Dell paid the 37% tax rate on the wealthy he'd pay $56.25B—and still have nearly $100B, more than he'd ever need

Taxation of billionaires > philanthropy from billionaires

That stock and receiver look make it look like an fg42