If you're given a second chance, take it — they don't come easily.

Today's thought: You don't have to be a part of a group chat to know what's going on in it. Gossip spreads fast.

Sports Day but make it Street Fighter 👊 htxt.co.za/2026/06/cool...

Repeat offenders have a pattern: They do the crime. Then lay low for a while. Then do the same crime a different time. Then hide for a bit. And repeat.

People who disrespect you don't deserve your time.

Using 60 lies to cover up one only makes the original lie more obvious.

Stupidity costs money, especially in lawsuits.

Underhanded criminals are most entertaining to watch when they get exposed for what they've done.

If someone with no qualifications in your field of expertise tries to tell you what to think or do, don't bother with them. You know better. Trust yourself.

Great news! See you in 10 years time when it's finally released.

You know the illiteracy situation is getting bad when some people don't even know what an opinion piece is 💀

People are entitled to their opinions. Never feel bad for having your own.

The older I get, the more relatable Stray Kids' songs get.

The consequences of poor judgment always show.

To all those wannabe influencers who live by "fake it till you make it": If all you ever do is flex your "wealth" on social media while you're actually up to your eyeballs in debt, then debt counseling isn't the only counseling you're going to need.

The Authors Guild just released best practices for AI usage in writing. They are guidelines (not a policy), but definitely worth a read: authorsguild.org/resource/ai-...

#Fitness #scams have been surging: fake #gym memberships, bogus #PersonalTrainers, fraudulent #fitness apps stealing money & harvesting personal data. Experts warn to avoid pressure tactics, verify URLs carefully & never rush into "limited-time" fitness deals. www.theguardian.com/money/2026/j...

Overheard this guy before a 10km race say that he's looking at all the people he's going to beat. Ok, Mr. Arrogant, enjoy finishing in 324th place. I'm pretty sure nobody cares unless you're 1st, 2nd or 3rd place.

People with patterns are predictable. People who act irrationally are harder to predict. But there comes a point when some people act irrationally so often that it actually becomes predictable.

People with actual wealth don't always make a show of it. Buying a house? They don't need a loan. Getting a new car? They'll just buy it straight with cash. Filing a lawsuit? Their lawyers are always ready. Financially stable people have nothing to prove to anyone. Never underestimate them.

May the 4th be with you? #StarWars

For anyone into philosophy and literature, this one's a good one to sub to: selflearning.substack.com

No surprise there.

Being in a position of power doesn't give you absolute power. But it can definitely give you absolute humiliation if you do something stupid.

I love it when people who hide behind others finally get exposed for their corruption.

Small-minded people are so predictable.

I don't think anyone can truly capture the essence of the Resident Evil games on the big screen. This one looks like just another creature/zombie horror movie — there's nothing wrong with that interpretation if that's what you want to watch. I'll just stick to the games.

I once did a 5km race where a group of girls at the start line were all vaping. A quarter of the way through the race, they were out of breath and practically crawled to a nearby bench to sit down. I'll never understand kids these days.

Anyone who studied South African history would know how oppressive laws during apartheid were. The old marriage laws in particular were an abomination for women's rights, perpetuating the kind of abuse she faced growing up. www.goodthingsguy.com/lifestyle/fr...

A testament to the fact that the gaming market has shifted in favor of survival horror games in the last 15 years — something which makes me very happy as someone who has been playing the genre since 2005.

These pathological liars are truly insufferable.

From 80s love song to 2026 protest anthem 🔊 edition.cnn.com/2026/04/25/a...

Why are the most condescending and pretentious people the least qualified ones?

I had no idea they even rebranded to "Microsoft Gaming" in the first place 💀

To the random kid who was constantly trying to race against me during a 5km fun run: I know you're fast and all, but I'm old. The only thing I'm racing against is time.

Not sure how much of our planet will be left after all of this, but here's to what's still around. #EarthDay

Here's the ugly truth about running: Race marshals can make or break an athlete's experience during a race. One wrong instruction or misdirection on the route, and the athlete pays the unfair price. This is why trained marshals and good management is the key to any road race's success.

That sign was utter BS. 90% of us who enter in a marathon walk at some point on the route. Only the professional 10% of athletes run the whole way, since it's their full-time job to train and races are their main source of income. Pace shaming is a no. Do better, Nike.

The ocean conveyor belt is cooked by this point (and so are we) ☠️ www.sciencedaily.com/releases/202...

Finally, a day to appreciate these 3 wholesome nerds. #supermanday

Pro tip: If you're negotiating, don't insult the other party then ask for a favor FROM THE OTHER PARTY. It will only infuriate them and make the situation worse for everyone.

Some words of advice for a certain lawbreaker: If you disagree with a ruling from a judicial body, lodge an appeal. Don't act like you're above the law and call the judgment an "error" then pretend it doesn't exist.

And here I thought another undersea cable broke again 💀

Of course Trump makes the Strait of Hormuz situation the equivalent of an HOA parking dispute 🙄

Capcom is WORKING this year 🙏🎮

Hypocrites who think that laws apply to everyone but themselves earn nothing but humiliation when their lies get caught out.

It definitely shows.

Who needs streaming when you can watch karma play out in real time.

He probably believes that he wrote the book about it, too.

The most senseless legal "strategy" I've ever seen is ignoring the problem and thinking that it'll go away. That's not how that works.