Day: November 11, 2025, 11:46 PM
Lawless
Imagine this person in a lawless world. https://t.co/OYeEPe7P4P
— Wilfred Reilly (@wil_da_beast630) November 10, 2025
As much as she is a huge dumbass, she also does not deserve Iryna’s fate. We must also protect the weak and the clueless; I do think it’s noblesse oblige to do so. The truth of the world is just too much for some people.
She’s a good example of someone with “suicidal empathy.”
Kill Time
If Muslims ever become a majority in the UK they would start killing us. https://t.co/SkGLXQpYzS
— Andy (@PositivFuturist) November 11, 2025
Well, yes. Expect to see that in a few European countries by 2070 or so. Likely the UK and Germany. Probably others.
Sui Sui
“Suicidal empathy” is such a great and accurate turn of phrase. That’s not why the leaders in question are doing what they are doing, but it’s certainly true that a lot of the followers of those who would destroy the West are beset with that disease.
Truly Unnatural
It really is strange how it’s treated by so much of the left as hateful and anomalous that, broadly speaking, people wish to live near other people like them who speak the same language and hold the same values as they do.
Because, brothers and sisters, it’s the most natural thing in the universe to want that. I’d even say that it is part of human nature. Of course, leftists insist human nature does not exist. They are wrong, of course. If it did not exist then neither would we.
On the other hand, inviting millions of people into your country who want to destroy it and would kill you if they could and will rape any women they have the chance to is what is unnatural. It’s kind of sad that has to be pointed out these days. But it does.
Buffeted
Guys: the girl was in the right here.
His already-sex, already-house partner told him basically what she wanted…which was doable with some effort if you read comments…and he laughed and got a $800 ring from WalMart. Son left the tag, price, and WM sticker ON.
Come on. We… https://t.co/UJavjAI90T
— Wilfred Reilly (@wil_da_beast630) November 11, 2025
I agree. The woman is the one in the right here. I have no interest in proposals or rings in this sense and neither does my partner, but if my girlfriend said she wanted to go on vacation to a national park as her dream getaway and I took her to play the slots and eat at buffets in Vegas, she’d be right to be angry about it.
It doesn’t sound like this woman is a gold-digger or unreasonable. It more appears she’s not being listened to, which is death for any relationship.
Reading Speeding
I can finish a medium-hard 200 page book in about two hours. I can get through a difficult 300-page book (prose) in about five hours.
I can finish the average potboiler book in an hour and a half. The last time I read a book on a flight, I started and finished Tilt by Emma Pattee on a one hour and 21 minute flight.
Sorry about all y’all’s limitations, but they aren’t mine. Not in this realm.
Booking Through
In this instance, if someone says they're reading 200+ books in a year, you can assume some combination of:
– Audiobooks they're half paying attention to
– Reading but skimming boring parts
– Counting manga/comics that take 40 min to read as "a book"
– Reading too fast to retain…— _s.a.m.e.m.e.m.e_ (@st_louis_stan) November 10, 2025
Bro, I used to read 200 books in 7-10 weeks. It’s not actually that hard if you read fast and can devote a lot of time to it.
This is a great example of just because you can’t do something doesn’t mean that I can’t do something. And I promise you I understand those books better than you do when I’m finished, even if I read them three times as fast.
I read more than 200 books a year now despite the fact that I hardly even pick up books anymore (for me). Back in the day, I’d read 12-16 hours a day nearly every day.
Launching Rage
No matter the other sins of Elon Musk, I still enjoy how enraged launching an old Tesla into space made a buncha clowns.
That was a good one.
Guilder
That Proto-Indo-European “ghel” is everywhere.
“Glitter” and “gold” both sinuously trace their origins to that root.
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