They told us this after Iran-Contra & the AIDS crisis. After Bush v Gore. After Guantanamo & the torture memo. After Powell lied to the UN about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. After the Tea Party protests were filled with racist iconography...
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Just thinking about all the serious people with more mature perspectives who told us we had a moral obligation to make space on all our platforms for conservatives as if the conservative movement was engaged in an actual good faith political debate...
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I'm very tempted to spend all my money on the fanciest version of this possible... but I'll certainly spend at least some of my money on SOME level of fancy version, oh my goodness.
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OH MY GOSH
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Hotto Vote, a classic Star Wars character!
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esp if the house just consumes us all at the end, true cursed-boardgame style
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ahh yay!!! a small light in the dark, I hope you enjoy!!
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I think I'm done for the week, honestly. It's just edibles and loud music for the next six days and we'll take it again next week, eh?
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The irony of this decision landing this week is a bit on the nose, in terms of telegraphing the final collapse of the American project to future historians.
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trump just called for liz cheney to be prosecuted for treason which, according to john roberts, is an official act and would not be subject to criminal sanction
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“Nearly 700 ppl applied for this funding but we only had money to give awards to 15, it was a competitive year” — this system really has artists out here fighting over scraps and telling us we should be thankful.
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the worm guy, right
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“Coconut milk, coconut water / you still like to tell me they’re the same / Who am I to say”
Britt Daniel is an under appreciated wit, and I think about this all the time.
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(*taps earpiece* I'm getting word that this was a pun and that I've replied super-earnestly, but I feel like that's on par for me)
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100% the same face my dog makes when I give her a CBD treat and carry her around during a thunderstorm
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If the American people could be trusted to choose an American Idol by voting with their phones during the live finale, I don't see why we can't trust them to do the same during a party convention! Let's give it a try, text 666-66 with YOUR choice for who should be the Democratic nominee for Preside
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aaah gene!!!!
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hey here's a cool example of a country doing a good thing and passing a good law, in case you wanted to at least see that good things ARE possible even in the face of violence and darkness: lithub.com/ukraine-has-...
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This piece from @jackmirkinson.bsky.social sums up where I’m at this morning.
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“I am particularly outraged at being told to excuse genocide on behalf of someone who can barely string a sentence together at the most consequential possible moment.”
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I bought this candidate and now he shortcircuits right out of the box????
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It feels like a tell about what American ‘democracy’ truly is that the people who are freaking out the most about Biden in the press are Democratic donors
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once again i think that mark lemley’s article on the “imperial supreme court” is the most perceptive thing written about the roberts court and its overarching project harvardlawreview.org/forum/vol-13...
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You can complain about the refs all you want, but never once in the history of anything has that affected the outcome of the game.
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The fucking hubris of this man, absolutely ruining his legacy (not to mention, uh, the country) because he couldn't do the noble thing and step aside.
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the degree of psychic damage per minute simply not worth it
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Science fiction is all about a Great Forgetting age where records are lost etc and sometimes it's natural disaster and sometimes it's revolutionary action but in our world it's apparently for tax write-offs
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These two old men don't want to be *starting* a thing at 9pm! They want to be getting ready for bed! *I* want to be getting ready for bed and I'm 35!!
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Matt, I had this thought last night and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it and so I had to subject the world to it. Like a trompe l'oiel, once you see it... 😅
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I say this as someone who has enjoyed much of both authors’ oeuvres: Jesse Ball is just art-school Chuck Palahniuk.
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Letting go of the need to "pass the test" on a book is one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself as a reader.
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to be sure, sometimes homework reading SUCKS. but sometimes, sometimes...
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I've just read two books that I loved that I would not have otherwise picked up for all the various reasons—and I guess I'm just here to say that sometimes 'homework' reading (i.e. reading something you "have" to instead of something in your comfort zone) really does open you up.
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coincidence that the first presidential debate is tonight? I think not...
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2002: "Careful, kids, the Internet is forever!"
2024: "Oh, hey, all the work you did for a decade of your life was just deleted from the Internet for Business Reasons."
latenighter.com/news/paramou...
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Jennifer Thorne's DIAVOLA is a great horror novel about a) a haunted villa and b) how horrifying families are! I was delighted by how well she twined both aspects together and never let one dominate the other!
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