Austin police, paramedics and recovery advocates are calling for people to carry Narcan after five people overdosed near a bar on East Sixth Street. kxan.com/news/local/austin/d…

Someone got stabbed on the bus today, right in front of City Hall

i know china is going to win bc their google maps gives live countdowns for traffic lights you haven’t even reached yet

The city of Austin spent more than $700,000 in less than a month managing homeless encampments earlier this year. Most of that money went to staff salaries and contractors kxan.com/news/local/austin/a…

In this house P Terrys > Whataburger

it's always management not the mfers doing the actual work.

When someone says “both sides are bad,” I immediately know who they voted for.

AN OPEN LETTER TO TILLAMOOK @Tillamook, I have purchased and enjoyed your products for years, which is why I was extremely disappointed to learn that the majority of your cheeses are now Halal certified. As a Christian, I have deeply held religious convictions about the food I purchase and bring into my home. I respect that Muslim consumers may want Halal-certified products available to them, and I have absolutely no objection to grocery stores carrying Halal products or having dedicated Halal sections. People should be able to purchase food that aligns with their religious beliefs. But my faith matters too. Because of my Christian convictions, I will not knowingly consume food that I believe has been prayed over, blessed in the name of another faith, or offered or sacrificed in connection with worship of any god other than the Lord and Savior I believe in. I should have the same freedom to make that choice. When a major mainstream brand chooses to place religious certification across a large portion of its regular product line, my choice becomes whether to accept that certification or stop purchasing those products. For me, the answer is simple. I will choose another brand. I would encourage Tillamook to consider consumers of other faiths when making decisions like this and to make religious certification clear and transparent so every customer can make an informed choice according to his or her own conscience. AND THIS IS ALSO A MESSAGE TO EVERY OTHER MAJOR FOOD BRAND WATCHING THIS TREND: If you choose to put Halal certification across your regular product lines rather than offering Halal-certified alternatives, understand that some Christian consumers will respond by no longer purchasing those products. If you put it across your entire brand, I WILL BOYCOTT the entire brand. I also encourage major grocery stores to consider dedicated Halal sections, just as they have Kosher and international sections, rather than integrating Halal-certified products throughout the store. Give everyone a clear choice. Muslim consumers have the right to choose Halal. Christian consumers have the right to choose not to. That choice deserves respect too!

If the elite are using Revelation as a script to force the end, do they think God didn’t anticipate this? 😂

The trucking industry is going to collapse. Everything comes by truck.

One downside of the AI boom: My son used to think coding was super cool. He wanted to learn and had already started building small things. Today he told me: "I don't think I care anymore. AI can just do all of it now. It doesn't feel special anymore." ☹️

Trump is saying he’s gonna send us 5k that’s a civil war starter kit bruh spend it wisely

Nobody in America will revolt.

I’m never paying for Claude again for the rest of my life just to get back at Dario for totally fucking up the entire AI vibe.

The highest mountain on Earth that no human has ever climbed or ever will. 🚫🏔️ This is Gangkhar Puensum in Bhutan, soaring to 7,570 meters (24,840 ft) above sea level. Despite being taller than many famous Himalayan giants, its summit remains completely untouched. Why? Bhutan considers many high mountains sacred. Since 2003, the country has prohibited climbing peaks above 6,000 meters (19,685 ft) out of respect for local spiritual beliefs and traditions. The mountain sits in the remote eastern Himalayas near the Bhutan–China border. Several expeditions attempted it in the 1980s and 1990s, but difficult terrain, unpredictable weather, and later climbing restrictions kept the summit out of reach. Today, Gangkhar Puensum remains the highest unclimbed mountain in the world, a rare place where nature, mystery, and faith still prevail over human ambition. Would you support keeping some mountains forever untouched? 🤔🏔️

Talarico looks like someone made a wish that their ventriloquist doll would come to life.

On a different note, I blame the Simpsons for people thinking nuclear waste barrels are full of glow-in-the-dark goo.

This is what we have to look forward to if Dems get in office. 😆🤦‍♀️

babe wake up, weak men are creating hard times