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Joseph Dishman retweeted
While some may consider it to be outdated, it is still proper etiquette for a gentleman to walk on the outside of a sidewalk when walking with a lady.
This allows him to protect the woman and shield her from any street hazards they may encounter on their walk.
Joseph Dishman retweeted
OMG this is so ridiculous 🤣😂🤣 just sharing this so you will laugh. IsiDorito obviously has a hilarious sense of humor.
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La ciencia aún no logra determinar porque los hombres vivimos menos que las mujeres, bien raro…
Joseph Dishman retweeted
Did you know C.S. Lewis warned us over 80 years ago about what happens when we stop training men to have a chest?
In The Abolition of Man, Lewis argues that when a culture stops training men to have courage, no one should be surprised when men no longer stand for anything.
"We make men without chests and expect of them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honour and are shocked to find traitors in our midst. We castrate and bid the geldings be fruitful."
Lewis isn't criticizing the men he's describing. He's pointing his finger at the culture that raised them to be this way.
That culture is ours.
We can't spend two generations telling boys to suppress the war-like nature that lives inside their chest, then act shocked when they grow up and behave like cowards the moment danger arrives.
Courage isn't something that lies dormant inside you, waiting to be accessed on command. It must be trained and rooted in a deep sense of duty and purpose.
Let's stop suppressing the boy's nature to fight and start training him to channel it instead.
Joseph Dishman retweeted
Young men are shaped by their upbringing. But it's easy to forget that those circumstances don’t have to decide the man you become.
Take Cary Grant. We all know the finished product: the voice, the charm, the clothes. But the reality is he had to work on it.
Born Archie Leach in Bristol in 1904, he was the son of a tailor's presser, and his mother was put in an institution when he was a boy. For years he was told she was dead.
At fourteen, he headed off with a troupe of acrobats, learned what he had to, and worked his way to America doing tumbles and stilt walks. Hollywood insisted he change his name. The rest he had to learn: how to speak, how to carry himself, how to walk into a room and not look out of place.
He said it himself:
“I pretended to be somebody I wanted to be until finally I became that person. Or he became me.”
And it wasn’t just for the cameras. The friends from the Bristol years stayed friends. When he found out his mother was still alive, he looked after her for the rest of her life. That’s the bit that matters. Plenty of men can play the part while someone’s watching. He kept it up when nobody was.
Carry on, gentlemen. 🫡
Joseph Dishman retweeted
A hilarious video from China shows a little girl holding her younger brother ‘hostage’ while demanding candy from their mom.
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In December 2024, 14-year-old Emmarae Gervasi disappeared from her Long Island home barefoot and without a jacket.
For 26 days, her father, Frank, barely stopped searching.
He offered a $15,000 reward, flooded social media with pleas for information and followed every lead he could find.
Then, on January 3, 2025, he received a tip.
Emmarae was supposedly being held on a boat docked in Islip.
Frank drove there himself.
Before police even arrived, he forced his way onto the vessel and found his daughter alive inside.
“I did find her myself before the police got there,” he later said.
“It was 26 days of hell.”
Police soon arrested Francis Buckheit.
Prosecutors later alleged Emmarae had been held on his 56-foot boat for weeks and s**ually ab*sed there.
Then the case widened.
Other suspects were arrested on allegations that Emmarae had been se*ually exploited for drugs and money while she was missing.
By August 2026, authorities had arrested 13 people connected to the case, and at least one defendant had pleaded guilty to sex trafficking.
After nearly a month missing, Emmarae’s father was the person who finally opened the door and brought her home.
Joseph Dishman retweeted
80,000 Christians worshipping God in the Netherlands, what a glorious sight!
Europe is Christian 🤍✝️
