Eiffel 65’s I’m Blue!!?!??? Now it’s the Millennial Music *Olympics*

The guy who invented Transformers looked at a hockey goalie and said “what if he was a jet plane”

This is the kind of thing a rich CEO says at the beginning of a science fiction movie to establish for the audience that he is a sociopath and the villain.

And they say that Ann Arbor is a bubble

If you want to be patriotic, how about you start by ditching your Ring doorbell

Congratulations on the win, America

50 million Americans can *absolutely* be wrong

See also: the Church

Isn’t it weird that we get ads for things we’re unable to purchase

Tbh I’m glad to know I wasn’t the only one who saw this

AI: “we’ll strip your life of meaning”

2026: potato vs AI

What’s with all the potato ads

Second ad based on Mr Rogers I’m telling you, the Millenials are taking over 💪

AND NOW ENYA WHAT DID I SAY

Tbh how did the Patriots make it this far

God Bless the Americas

Together we are America

No Kings includes Draft Kings

Drunkin’ Donuts

A Super Bowl of nothing more than field goals feels exactly right for 2026

i think my main takeaway from the commercials is that the last year has destroyed everyone’s brains

The Millennial Music Super Bowl

That is one oldddd Honda Odyssey

The optimistic take is that spending this much on AI indicates true panic on the part of boards/executives

SHAWN smith DEtroit

Immigrants make our communities better.

Our joy is louder More of this, please

Bad Bunny’s opening act is taking forever

Shout out to everybody that recognized the Backstreet Boys after 0.2 seconds

“Athletic Intelligence” is wondering if mud is edible Solid work, Meta 🙄

Ok, Claude. I am ruthlessly anti-AI, but that was good.

Still hilarious

Michelob Light ad = delightfully surreal

We’re all behind the Seahawks, right

Given that he’s AARP-eligible, isn’t it about time he’s called Adult Rock?

I think it’s hilarious that keep on showing the Golden Gate Bridge

One of the reasons I prefer Bluesky over Threads is that I know real humans are ignoring my posts instead of just an algorithm

In the 1950s, an eyesight study showed participants four lines: a benchmark, and then three others of different lengths. The question was simple: which of the three lines was closest in length to the benchmark?

Michael Double-No Smith

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The one Trump-Epstein take I haven’t seen: “that just doesn’t sound like him”

Remember this one? “Humans aren’t very efficient movers—until you put us on a bicycle, when we become some of the most energy-efficient land travelers in the animal kingdom.” Proven science via Scientific American @sciam.bsky.social #CityMakingMath

I finally finished Stranger Things It was a truly providential day to finish; the end of an era, the start of a new

“Content” might be the most damaging linguistic development this century. When art becomes a commodity, why can’t some slop bucket replicate it? (I think people are going to learn hard lessons that it’s not a commodity, and even “low brow” stuff takes tremendous skill to execute well. But too late)

Politics—intentional attention to the way we structure our shared lives—is essential Christian spirituality. Partisanship—blind and absolute support of one’s chosen tribe—is antithetical to Christian spirituality.

Sometimes the exegetical work on a passage does not back up the sermon you wanted to preach on it. Sometimes it even contradicts what you wanted to say. One of the most important tasks of a preacher‚ and one we don't talk about enough, is admitting this.

I love this. It’s so true: “Life is an intrinsically exuberant, superabundant business, and to respond to it in a calculating spirit is an offence against nature.” -Iain McGilchrist