No one can speak on the truths about aging quite like Boomers (those born 1946 to 1964) or Gen X (those born 1965 to 1980). With years of life under their belt, they possess rare wisdom and insight into what it's like to really get old.Over on Reddit, user @Knightress04 posed the following question to Boomers and Gen Xers on the hilariously named /AskOldPeople channel: "What’s something about aging that no one warned you about, but you wish they had?"The responses did not hold back. Gen Xers and Boomers opened up about their first-hand experiences and let their opinions flow. These are the best responses to the warning signs about aging from Gen Xers and Boomers, including the good, the bad, and the ugly:"The slow loss of everything, your abilities, your health, your friends, relatives, places you loved, etc. Just the eroding away of everything." —@ BreadfruitOk6160"All the loss you endure." —@southerndude42"I wish they had warned me that it's OKAY 'not to do anything' when you retire. My husband and I have been retired about two years now, and it's been wonderful. But we're not jetting around the world. We are just relaxing, enjoying being home. And that's okay, it doesn't mean we have a worse life now." —@slenderella148"The invisibility." —@TimeSurround5715 hurting season 3 GIF Giphy "Aches and pains don’t go away in a day. Sometimes it takes a week." —@OscarTravolta"Start appreciating the smallest things… like a quiet morning, or when a friend texts u a meme outta nowhere. those tiny moments hit diff now." —@quietswoon"It’s so much harder to gain muscle once you age." —@GroundAndSound"That eventually you will end up in that CVS aisle you always skipped because it didn’t pertain to you." —@IntentionAromatic523 Alarm Clock Time GIF Giphy "How fast time goes by. I was 21 yesterday. Now I'm 69. Time went by way to quickly." —@Dry-Cause2061"That I would feel this great. And content. And so much more in love with my SO, decade after decade. That there would be as much joy in walking fast laps as there was in running full court basketball. That for all the travail I've had a wonderful life. That it would become so easy to understand Robinson Jeffers:" Still the mind smiles at its own rebellions,Knowing all the while that civilization and the other evilsThat make humanity ridiculous, remainBeautiful in the whole fabric, excesses that balance each otherLike the paired wings of a flying bird." —@Own-Animator-7526"All the napping! I've never needed so many naps..." —@Familiar_Collar_78 The Blacklist Sleep GIF by NBC Giphy "Menopause. I knew so little about it beyond hot flashes, but what absolutely NOBODY told me was: after 40+ years of mostly painful, heavy periods, it is a GLORIOUS feeling not to have a period anymore. ? I especially love the freedom of being able to travel without having to calculate whether I’d need to pack extra products and underwear. (Thank God my agony came pretty much like clockwork every 28 days. ?)." —@Technical-Bit-4801"Death, there are fewer & fewer people that know who you really are & where you came from. I've these parts of my life I shared with friends, & they're dead now. It's a strange feeling, when I'm gone it'll be like those moments never happened. The loss of shared experiences, I guess. It's nothing terribly important, or even very impactful, it's just slightly sad." —@Inside_Ad_7162"How precious time will feel. Every moment matters to me now and I have no patience for squandering it. I consider myself very laid back but if there is anything that will trigger me, it's someone wasting my time. Feels like they're stealing my most precious resource." —@PicoRascar Waxing Hair Removal GIF Giphy "As a male. The crazy ear and nose hairs that grow." —@Mikethemechanic00"Late sixties. ....something about aging no one warned about? sounds like it's gotta be something bad. I wasn't warned about how independent, footloose and fancy free I'd feel once all work and family commitments and obligations were fulfilled. And I can be cantankerous whenever I wanna be. Most folks get warned about long term health consequences but it is difficult to overcome the insidious long-term ill-health consequences of commercial, corporate, processed, fast food pressures and convenience. way too much is spent on consequences of poor health and not enough on prevention and education --- imho." —@Buzzhoops"The sensitivity. I have always been a very sensitive person who feels things deeply. But I'm also GenX so calloused, but lord a mercy if middle-age hasn't turned me into a crybaby. I swear I never used to cry so much." —@earthgarden Sad Cry GIF by SpongeBob SquarePants Giphy "That regularly putting money into savings or a retirement account is as important as brushing your teeth every day." —@InternalAcrobatic216"When you hear a song or band from your youth that you absolutely hated because they were so cheesy and god-awful bad, but now when you hear it.. it brings back smiles and memories…. that’s the cleansing power of Nostalgia!" —@Hillman314

The director "would listen, but then he would say, ‘Well, what do you know?'"

The director "would listen, but then he would say, ‘Well, what do you know?'"

by Willow Tohi , Natural News: Satellite data reveals 38% of Earth’s land has experienced measurable greening since 1982, with 76% of those trends showing enhanced plant growth. A groundbreaking methodology (TST) filtering out false positives found “striking” vegetation increases linked to rising CO? levels. Mainstream outlets like BBC and The Guardian ignored the findings, preferring climate crisis narratives […]

by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts: Introduction: For a number of years Admiral Thomas Moorer, former Chief of Naval Operations and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff was my colleague at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Tom, after whom the F-14 Tomcat fighter is named, expressed to me his concern that […]

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Washington, D.C., was host of the “WorldPride” Parade on Saturday. Here are some of the people and things I witnessed as I covered the event for The Daily Signal. 1. Corporate Presence Many companies in the hospitality or travel industries had floats in the parade. Some of these companies included United Airlines, Hyatt Hotels, and E-scooter sharing company Lime Micromobility. 2. Different Countries Represented This year’s parade marked the 50-year anniversary of gay pride events in the city, with a “WorldPride” theme. Floats were decorated to represent many countries, including Iran, which practices Sharia law, under which homosexuality is illegal. Other countries included China, Switzerland, and Norway. 3. Children Participating Many children were involved in the parade, often seen handing out LGBTQ paraphernalia to members of the crowd. 4. ‘Furries’ Many marchers appeared to dress up like animals, some with tails, masks, and claws. Others wore animal ears with no clothing except leather straps. 5. Drag Queens Individuals dressed in “drag” costumes appeared in the parade as well as in the crowd. 6. Police and Firefighters Members of the police force and fire departments appeared in the parade, marching with flags or driving fire trucks along the parade path in support. 7. Anti-Trump Flags, Banners, and Signs Parade attendees walked with props to make their disdain for President Donald Trump clear, often with obscenities printed on them. 8. Local Groups Local government agencies like the Department of Health as well as representatives from the National Education Association walked with signs or rode on floats. 9. Obscene Costumes Many people at the parade were scantily clad, with some wearing no clothing except “Speedos.” Others wore outfits boasting rainbow colors, sparkles, skirts, and other designs. Some photos could not be included here. 10. Religious Groups Some local Christian churches showed support for the LGBTQ community, with church members participating in the parade or with signs planted at the churches along the parade path.   All Photos: WorldPride Parade, Washington, D.C., June 7, 2025. (The Daily Signal) The post 10 Things I Saw at Washington’s WorldPride Parade appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Thank you Elon Musk for shining a spotlight on this… You truly do not hate the MSM enough, not even close. On the left is the MSM gaslighting America with their constant lies and on the right is simply video from live on the scene of these “mostly peaceful protests” which look like a freaking third world war zone. They used to be able to lie to our faces because we had no other sources and all we could do was tune in to the 6pm news to slurp up whatever they wanted to feed us. It seems like they don’t seem to understand that era is over. I think they’re all going to go down with the ship. Watch here and then share: The difference between reality and the legacy media is insane! https://t.co/zHEjmPbrjn — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 9, 2025 Backup here if needed: BREAKING: Supercut “Mostly Peaceful Protests” Video Shows You Don’t Hate the MSM Nearly Enough pic.twitter.com/cMicIakIjh — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) June 9, 2025 Share!