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We are happy to report that missing person, Rayjay Strikeswithagun, has been located safe. Thank you for helping by sharing the message!
Michael Miller is being paged overhead, he apparently picked up the wrong item at baggage claim, and won't respond. They have been paging him for 30 min.
SRQ airport 505 pm. 13th of October 2026
If anyone sees him, please alert him.
Thank you.
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A system of mysterious underground structures was discovered in Kabardino-Balkaria, near the village of Zayukovo, Russia.
Local researchers claim the tunnels are concentrated around a huge underground structure shaped like a pointed pyramid.
One of the Aksakal (senior leaders of the tribal communities of the Caucasus) admitted that there is a place in the Baksan gorge, whose name from Kabardian is translated as "Old City".
This city, according to them, was located both above and below ground. The elder recalled that, when he was a child, some young people had entered the enormous underground city, finding squares and streets, but no trace of people.
An underground river still exists, which, if followed, leads to the central square, in the middle of which there is a monument, a sacred stone at the center of the settlement.
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Katie Britt's reaction to Eric Schmitt. "OH FUCK. WE FUCKED UP. OH GOD WE FUCKED UP BAD"
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Dear Donald Trump,
I work in the AI industry.
The company I work for hires us to help train AI models including Gemini, ChatGPT, and in limited capacity, Claude.
We don't call it "Super Intelligence"
You're out of your depth.
Stop renaming things you don't understand.
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My local AI model trained to find interesting features on Mars, finds this interesting:
Date of discovery: Sept 20, 2026
Location of discovery: Mars
Source photo: asimov.msss.com/mars_images/…
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I got in trouble for moving my big plastic pool and placing it under the slide, then taking the water hose and making a waterside since mom said Wet Willie's wss too expensive 😅
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Call it the summer of the A321XLR. With deliveries of Airbus’ new extra-long-range variant of the A321neo finally ramping up, United and American have revealed the first full slate of routes utilizing the single-aisle aircraft in summer 2027, with each airline choosing different approaches.
While United’s XLR doesn’t have a fun brand name like its domestic A321neo Coastliner cousin, the twinjet’s livery features a “Born to Explore” tagline, as revealed during the carrier’s now annual and frankly well produced route reveal event at its Newark hub.
A far cry from the typical Newark to London lineup, United’s new XLR routes certainly suit the wanderlust-focused branding.
But while they are certainly exciting to the club-hopping Ibiza crowd and indeed the Airbus corporate traveler, the longest route (IAD-TLS, 3,957nm) tops out well below the aircraft’s maximum range of 4,700 nautical miles.
Enter American Airlines, the US major that’s gearing up to give Delta and United a run for their money and which, from summer 2027, will potentially operate the world’s longest XLR route! runwaygirlnetwork.com/2026/0… #paxex #avgeek
ALT Rows of economy class seats with seatback IFE screens on United's first A321XLR
ALT United's first A321XLR parked in the US major's hangar in Newark
ALT Seat 2A on the United A321XLR
ALT American Airlines Flagship Suite on the A321XLR
