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Houston, TX. Formerly of Austin and the bird app. Not as many chefs and bands these days. Still trying to lift heavy shit. Go 'Stros. GenX š š¦
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Somewhere between NeXT and a Gwyneth Paltrow skincare launch.
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Hey! Thanks for going to places and thinking things and writing about them!
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* Coughs in Houston *
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Thank you for splainin' chairs!
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I just full on lol'd IRL tip of the š© to you šš»
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This belongs in The Louvre
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I know. It's like, are you from Florida? What's going on there?
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Very on brand. At least it was a single.
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'His name was inspired by a character named āHobieā on the TV show Baywatch' per MLB; dad played for the Blue Jays for like 2 seconds
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I just want y'all to know it's amazing and also I was so anxious watching and thinking about all the things he had to collect and shoot. So much work!
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lol wouldn't that be Keynote?
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Sadness at Globe Life Field Home Depot Shed
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Peach
But also you misspelled blackberry
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But now, some grown-ups in charge want to change that rule and make it less strict. That means more of those sneaky chemicals could end up in our water, which isnāt good for our health. People who care about clean water are saying, āWait! We need to keep our water safe for everyone!ā 5/5
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So scientists and grown-ups are trying to figure out how to clean it up and stop it from getting out in the first place.
Imagine if you had a rule that said, āNo yucky stuff in our water!ā That rule helped keep bad chemicals, like GenX and other āforever chemicals,ā out of the water we drink. 4/5
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But hereās the tricky part: once GenX gets out into natureālike into rivers or the groundāit doesnāt go away easily. It stays there a long, long time, and that can be a problem for animals, people, and the planet. 3/5
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You know how water is wet and helps plants grow? GenX chemicals are kind of like waterās sneaky cousinsābut instead of helping things grow, theyāre used to make stuff like nonstick pans and waterproof clothes. They help make things slippery or strong. 2/5
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Duh š¤¤
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lol right? It's such a weird form of excessive replies. My cynical self assumes it's just masquerading as something non hostile to the average bsky user and harvesting from followers.
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Oof. That's rough. Hope this gives you some relief!
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Love it. I've been wondering all this time ā and clearly missed it ā why?! Did this stem from trauma? Avascular necrosis of the femoral head? Good ol' fashion shitty luck?
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The more ya know!
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Wait. Was this an auction a la eBay but on Goodwill's site?
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I loved that film
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Almost as sad as the A's situation