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brianbuchbinder.bsky.social
Retired public defender, retired boiler and plumbing repair. I could get you heat and hot water, or get you out of hot water.
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@kirstengillibrand.bsky.social

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the revolution will be posted through

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I've read @carlzimmer.com book Airborne. You might want to as well

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once again I must tap my own sign

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Electrochemical steel: absolutely the new hotness.

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One of the most gratifying days was the day the GOP prepared for huge crowds to attend this bastard's funeral, only to have pretty much nobody show up. Everything we see going on today in the Administration is the continuation of Reagan, but with the dog whistle replaced by a steam calliope.

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Musk to Trump “Did you even say Thank you”?

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And we were too dumb to discover gravitation even though cats were knocking objects off high places since there were objects and places to knock them off of...and cats.

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Stephen King knows horror better than anyone.

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ACAB and the press makes them worse

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Ventolin, the brand name for albuterol or salbutamol, was first sold in 1968. The first generic inhaler was not approved in the US until 2020 due to manipulation by the pharmaceutical industry. Because there are still so few approved “generic” alternatives it remains cost prohibitive for many people

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You could waste your time reading that New Yorker article, or you could listen to the Behind the Bastards episode about Yarvin that rightfully mocks him mercilessly for being an edgelord idiot that doesn’t understand history.

submitted 6 days ago • 16 comments

More of the usual common sense. Even if you're not interested in agriculture (You do eat, don't you) Sarah makes it fascinating.

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