its impossible to pick your favorite part. i dare you
05.03.2026 04:23
👍 121
🔁 14
💬 15
📌 2
its impossible to pick your favorite part. i dare you
its crazy they didn't have him do every fancy disney version till the end of time!!! let him sing let it go!!!! let him sing we dont talk about bruno!!!!!!!!!!
HAHAHA
SUSANNNNNNNNN my angel
in a different life i would be a great singer. unfortunately my dad has NO collabs with celine dion
every time my kids watch beauty and the beast (twice a week) i call her during the credits to troll
hahahahha wait i missed them and NOW I MUST KNOW
"if the state won't take responsibility, i'm fine with the state charging civilians with murder" is not the argument you think it is
parents should be held accountable for parenting. there are other ways to hold people accountable than convicting them of a murder they didn't commit, had no knowledge of, and didn't intentionally encourage. teachers and admin are tasked with far too much. this does nothing to alleviate that.
swear to god my mom was once engaged to peabo bryson
i can't say it enough - this is the best book i read last year. (and i read a lot, due to my inability to sleep ever at any point) it will change your life. you have to read it. i cannot recommend it enough.
can't even begin to convey the horrific precedent this sets, what a devastating verdict that conveniently lets every lawmaker off the hook for the scourge of violence they've enabled www.nytimes.com/2026/03/03/u...
kind of crazy that if you have enough money and don't like what you see in the media, you can just buy up every film studio, news station, and social media app and change it
from @bofrenchTX We are all Rhodesians now.
Bo French, the former Tarrant County GOP Chairman who tweeted in January "We Are All Rhodesians," is going to a runoff in the race for Texas Railroad Commissioner (the state's top oil and gas regulator)
Photo shows my hand holding two paperback copies of “There is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America” by Brian Goldstone. A small auditorium at the Auburn Avenue Research Library in Atlanta is in the background with a stage at the rear, hung with red curtains.
Seated at the Auburn Avenue Research Library for the conversation between @brian-goldstone.bsky.social & @jduffyrice.bsky.social for the paperback edition of “There is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America.” Thank you, Charis Books & Charis Circle!
charisbooksandmore.com/book/9780593...
"Prosecutors sought to have his case dismissed without prejudice, allowing them to later re-charge him. But the judge rejected that request, citing the defendant’s arguments that “future prosecution may be politically motivated” – a claim that, the judge noted, the government had not contested."
talked about parenting, journalism, ICE, and how i am decidedly not a gentle parent. spreadthejelly.com/articles/jos...
I keep trying but no one is listening
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died on February 13, 2016, at age 79, while on a hunting trip at the Cibolo Creek Ranch in West Texas.
Happy anniversary everybody
i changed my mind about pivoting
in hindsight we should have known things were gonna get weird the minute we couldn't agree what color that dress was
Still a lot we don’t know about this incident. If you were on the train, my contact info is in my bio.
Polymarket bets on @jaywillis.net’s blood pressure
CHOTINER: And the pizza place, what’s it called?
ME: Dominos.
CHOTINER: Right. And you can order from your laptop?
ME: Yeah. Well, I can also use my phone. Sometimes that’s quicker.
CHOTINER: And all the food in your fridge and pantry. When do you eat that?
ME: Now hang on a second,
could not be more honored to be in conversation with this man
omg katseye not doing gabriella is criminal
They said "free speech" and "academic freedom" but never believed in either and now in texas you need a permission slip to mention race in class and they're fine with it. Might not have worked if people with large platforms weren't furious about marginal increases of black people in their offices
btw the civility panic a few years ago was about precisely this: the ability to have polite conversations about how black people are racially inferior in public without criticism or backlash bsky.app/profile/hann...
this is one of the funniest articles i've read in years. i laughed out loud multiple times. nymag.com/intelligence...
"The Homeland is not The State or even The Country. The Homeland is not defined by simple geography. It exists beyond laws and norms. It is unconcerned with traditional American concepts like “liberty,” “freedom” or “pluralism.” The Homeland is that piece of earth providentially deeded to The Volk."