dougalcampbell.bsky.social
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“Everything good is us and everything bad is the other guys! Always.”
— Conservatives
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I was trying to view it as a stereogram, which can normally help highlight differences in two very similar images like this. But it’s too small and sweeping too fast for me to catch anything.
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So there I was…
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I just popped in to see how many people would take it seriously and panic over whether it’s going to hit us.
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But… her emails… 🙄
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Dear Mr. Brainworm…
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That jumped out at me, too. My first thought was, “Who edited this for him and added the word ‘antiquated’?”
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I had one of those power switch monitor stands. And a 19” Sony Trinitron monitor. Damn that thing was heavy.
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“Dear Fuckface Martin,
Do you even law, bro?”
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And a reminder that their protection comes from herd immunity, which we’re losing because vaccination rates are getting too low in some areas.
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Thank you. A very reasoned and well-worded, appropriate response to all the fuckery.
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So this state senator reads one mail from one constituent that claims (probably falsely) that an mRNA vaccine injured her, and wants to make administering any similar vaccine a criminal offense?
Sure, that’s a perfectly reasonable reaction.
If I claim a Republican bit me, can we outlaw the GOP?
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Well, they can charge you late fees and interest. But that’s not too terrible. (AFAIK)
But yeah, if enough people who owe taxes file extensions, they might take notice.
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By by deallocating and redirecting previously earmarked funds (our tax dollars), they have effectively stripped us of representation of how are taxes are spent.
Thus, a modern day Taxation Without Representation.
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*ahem*
@suzecampbell.bsky.social wants you to know that it’s not called a “lazy susan”. It’s called a “spinny thing”. 😉
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I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say that between Ron and you… Ron’s not the stupid one.
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I’m sure drinking some more raw milk will fix them right up.
While you’re at it, try some wild boar tartare!
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As long as your heart beats about every 17ms.
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Yep. NCOs and down will all take it hard.
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Canceling the commissary and exchange would make a *lot* of military families unhappy. (nearly all, I’d wager)
Oh, and a reduction of civilian/contractor personnel? Having grown up in a town adjacent to Fort Novosel, I have many friends who could be affected by that, as well.
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Trump has issued a new EO declaring Kansas City to be in Kansas.
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That looks insane. There’s no way I’d have the patience to paint it!
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JD Couchfucker? You mean Temu Ted Cruz?
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It’s the story of the author’s parents, who were Holocaust survivors, liberated from Auschwitz. The story is a direct memoir of conversations with his father about that experience.
But sure, just call it an “American book”.
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I’ve owned Maus Vols. I and II since late 80s. It’s so powerfully moving.
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MAGAts are afraid of libraries — They might encounter the truth there.
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You mean a bunghole?
(“Not to be confused with Bumhole.” 🤣)
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These images showing galaxies upon galaxies really drive home how inconceivably large the universe is. Astounding.
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I always try to enthusiastically point and laugh whenever I see a CyberTruck. I think it has a stronger psychological effect on their owners than flipping them off.