
Georgia Southern University Alumnus. Hail Southern! 🦅 Go Gators! 🐊 Physicist 🔭 DM for DnD 5e group “The Chaotic Cabal” on Spotify and more! @FL_Victorious
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Sumrall to UF is a hire that is full of complete mismanagement by Stricklin. I think it’ll fail. I hope he proves me wrong and wins. Roster retention would be nice as well. Support the coach and team even if you hope Stricklin gets canned. We have no choice. IAKOW. Go Gators. 🐊
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Series is tied at 37 since 1945
Since 1955: UF leads the series
1965: UF leads the series
1985: UF leads the series
1995: UF leads the series
2000-2016(Kirby): UF leads the series
Kirby is 9-2 against UF. UGA is literally just a 11 year period in history compared to Florida.
Replying to @whynotflorida
Yes it is lmao. Look at your history, it’s literally who you are outside of a 12 year period
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5 years of work down the drain…
I don’t know what to say…
I would appreciate Gator Nation retweeting this so I can catch some follows… 🐊
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Marvel had prime Hank Pym and Janet van Dyne running Cold War black ops on intercontinental ballistic missiles and chose to spend three movies doing Scott Lang comedy heists
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I'm sorry, but I'm seeing people say they won't play the game because "it's too dark"?
I need you all to get the fuck out of my way. You don't like ritual sacrifice, forbidden magic, ancient horrors and mortals getting absolutely bodied by the consequences of their own hubris? Go play Animal Crossing. I'm trying to summon something that should never have been summoned over here.
Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke says the new Divinity still has a long way to go before it’s ready, despite being one of the studio’s most ambitious RPGs.
Larian Studios’ new Divinity still has a long way to go before release.
CEO Swen Vincke says the game builds on the success of Baldur’s Gate 3 and Divinity: Original Sin 2, with much of the same development team returning.
> Developed by “pretty much the same team” behind Larian’s previous RPGs, alongside new talent.
> Larian says the new Divinity will be even larger than BG3.
>!Vincke says it’s “built on the shoulders” of both previous games.
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Replying to @Warcraft
Please open up faction limits for launch. Friends can't get in to play together.
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You guys have been doing this same bit for quite literally decades and not once have you actually fought an actual Nazi.
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Q: “Should republicans look to you as some kind of savior going forward?”
A: “There’s no saviors in politics. Elected officials are supposed to be servants.”
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Average rent is $3K
You’re supposed to make 3x the rent which is $9k, Which is $108k a year.
Average salary in U.S. is $51K.
The Math isn't working.
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Genuinely do not give less of a fuck about politics. Both sides are ass. Your side won? Cool. See you in 4 years after they failed to deliver or improve anything. Everyone so full of hate of the other to realize that neither side is good and nothing ever gets better.
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As a Muslim, I find this double standard ridiculous.
You can mock Christianity, insult pastors, ridicule church services, make jokes about Jesus and even tear up the Bible. People will defend it as freedom of speech.
But try the same with Islam. Suddenly, you're Islamophobic. People want you cancelled, fired, banned or even dead.
Why?
If mocking Christianity is freedom of speech, why is mocking Islam suddenly a problem?
You cannot demand freedom to practise your religion while denying others the freedom to criticise it.
As a Muslim, I don't believe Islam deserves special protection from criticism.
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As an Iranian who has been closely following US politics from the outside over the past two years, let me tell you what was the reason behind the midterm election results in my opinion.
Many were blaming the Iran war.
The war in Iran was essentially a proxy war whose battlefield happened to be in Iran, but behind the scenes, a complex network of global powers was involved. China, Russia, Arab nations, the Democrats, and most importantly, the UK and European liberals were the lifelines and supporters of this regime, they had no intention of ever letting the Islamic regime in Iran go. The Islamic regime functioned as their tool, their financial cash cow, and their asset in the region, to entangle the US in the region and weaken it.
Trump confronted and stood against this entire network. He knew the regime was holding the Strait of Hormuz hostage, but he had the courage to step up, take the risk, and push forward. In response, they had no tools left except the narrative war.
A big sophisticated network started warmongering rhetoric and propaganda. Beyond the mainstream media, they even recruited right-wing podcasters like @TuckerCarlson , who suddenly flipped their positions and began spreading false narratives.
One of their primary tactics was stoking antisemitism and exploiting societal sensitivities, repeating lies until they were accepted as absolute fact. They kept claiming this was Israel’s war, which it simply wasn’t. I grew up in Iran and was forced to chant "Death to America" every morning at school, but I never once said "Death to Israel." This regime was obsessed with US, you are just so lucky you got Israeli intelligence in keeping you updated on the threat. Without Israel, you may had learned about it after a nuclear 9/11. This was America’s war, a fight against a system that was being weaponized to undermine the United States.
As for the necessity of this conflict, Trump had known for years (dating back to his first term) what needed to be done with this regime. Why this timing? Because the people of Iran rose up in January 2026. If you had paid attention, the military buildup started immediately afterward because any meaningful action had to tap into the energy and courage of the Iranian people.
No one in the media tells you that the Islamic regime massacred 75,000 people in Iran, and suddenly that horrific atrocity became a non-issue, completely brushed aside by those who are obsessed with Gaza.
The fearmongers constantly tried to claim that this is just another "forever war," when in reality, Trump was actively preventing a repeat of the Iraq and Afghanistan disasters. What happened back then was a sudden, uncalculated collapse with no plan for the aftermath, plunging those countries into chaos and trapping America in a quagmire. But this time, Trump was handling it in a very controlled manner, applying limited, gradual pressure to steadily weaken the regime so the people could take their country back themselves, without needing any American boots on the ground.
They knew full well that there were no boots on the ground in Iran and that their claims were baseless, yet they intentionally made mountains out of molehills to distort public opinion and hence bail out the regime.
But it changes nothing for @realDonaldTrump , he finishes what he starts, and this will become his lasting legacy. Sadly, by making these choices, Americans have deprived themselves of domestic progress Trump could have offered, and even worse, let the enemy within inside the Senate and the House.
I truly hope this serves as a wake-up call so that by 2028, these lies won’t work on you anymore.
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We Muslims are celebrating when Muslims win elections in the United States and other Western countries. And rightly so.
The West has given us freedom, accepted us, allowed us to practise our religion, and even given Muslims the opportunity to hold important positions in government.
But let me ask a simple question:
Can Christians or other non-Muslims enjoy the same opportunities in countries governed by Sharia?
In some of these countries, we struggle to tolerate their houses of worship. We don't even allow them to openly preach their Gospel, let alone imagine giving them equal opportunities to participate in government.
Yet we celebrate religious freedom when it benefits us in the West.
Religious freedom cannot be something we demand for ourselves but deny others.
If we want the West to respect our rights, we must also be willing to respect the rights of others.
All of this and @ScottStricklin is still driving concessions and ticket prices up. Give us a break Scott and let us be loyal fans for an affordable cost!!!
We’re living in a time where you can work 40 HOURS a week, cook every meal at home, drive an old car, have ZERO hobbies, and STILL have absolutely NOTHING in savings.
And before someone says “LEARN TO BUDGET”…Budget WHAT exactly?!
People are canceling subscriptions, skipping vacations, avoiding restaurants, and cutting back on EVERYTHING just to survive.
Groceries are ridiculously expensive. Housing is ridiculously expensive. Insurance is ridiculously expensive.
And somehow a quick trip to Walmart costs $150 when you barely bought anything.
People are EXHAUSTED. They’re working FULL-TIME, paying their bills, and trying to be financially responsible.
They’re not asking for luxury cars, designer clothes, or million-dollar homes.
They just want to afford a NORMAL LIFE without constantly worrying about their next paycheck.
When did working hard and living within your means stop being ENOUGH?!
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Health insurance costs what cars used to cost. Cars cost what houses used to cost. Rent costs what a mortgage used to cost. And somehow we’re all supposed to act like this is a normal economy.
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THE LABOR DEPARTMENT JUST DROPPED NEW WAGE DATA AND IT'S BRUTAL.
Corporate profits up 47% since 2020.
Worker wages up 12% in the same period.
Meanwhile groceries up 35%, rent up 40%, utilities up 28%.
Your paycheck grew 12%. Your bills grew 35%.
The math is simple: you're getting poorer every year even when you get a raise.
You can't budget your way out of this. The system is designed so your income can never catch up to your expenses.
That's not an accident. That's policy.



























