Tweet of the Day, Submitted Without Context edition.

I mean, you’ll be able to puzzle it out on your own, but I feel no urge to scribble a mustache on this particular work of art.

Here’s my advice to single American men who feel hopeless about ever finding a good woman to marry:

The riverine towns are unready for an attack by water. Come at night, come in storm. Let their first warning be the burning of their watchtowers. There is gold in their churches.
— alex zawacki (@AChillGhost) June 24, 2024

5 thoughts on “Tweet of the Day, Submitted Without Context edition.”

.. understanding of old norse culture and traditions is not the cultural evolution that I was hoping for… but if we’re to go a’viking I’m down.

Mew

DON ditty dondon DON ditty dondon DON ditty dondon
AhhhEyhhahhhhwha
AhhhEyhhahhhhwha
We come from the land of the ice and snow…

Moe_Lane says:

June 25, 2024 at 3:28 pm

I deeply enjoyed the fact that they used that twice in THOR: RAGNAROK. Like, you can’t do that every time. It’s lazy if you do it every time. But you’re allowed to do it *once,* just for the hell of it.
1. Rockphed says:
  
  June 25, 2024 at 8:59 pm
  
  I loved that both times it was the perfect song for the fight and its reuse represented the character changing and maturing over the course of the movie.

I like the art of it.

I *also* like the fact that people who follow the retweets back will see the original. There are people out there for whom it is excellent advice, and of a sort that brings more joy to the world in general. We could use more of that kind of thing in this fallen world of ours.

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