terrymessinger.bsky.social
He/him. West Virginian. Opposed to fascism.
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@jfallows.bsky.social is deeply knowledgeable about aviation
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An arborist will have a good idea about what causes problems with similar trees in similar conditions.
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What kind of tree? If it has a taproot, it'll probably be fine without any intervention.
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President AOC or Pritzker should nationalize SpaceX.
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We'll know the front is broad enough when George Will gets on board.
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This was news to me, too
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It may just be an odd coincidence, but Lynndie England is from Riley Moore's district. She moved back there after the war, and she's probably a constituent.
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That would be great!
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Sandwich boards
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Jack Chick's tracts
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My dog used to go spend the day at my neighbor's house every day while we were at work. We clipped notes on her collar, and a couple of times attached a flash drive to it.
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It's described in this NY Times article 2/2
www.nytimes.com/2025/04/16/b...
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The fundraiser at the Buddhist temple!
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Remember how weird and scandalous Nancy Reagan’s astrologer was? I miss those days.
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The dude is weird. And creepy.
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Yes. You won't be able to unread it.
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I wish they'd get a room
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Does he work for DOGE?
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I agree. DOGE has been completely lawless and dangerous. If we're going to have a country, they need to be stopped.
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Macoun is another classic variety that's spicy, crisp, with a nice balance of tart and sweet, and a thin skin. The skin is great for eating, but makes it easy to bruise and hard to ship.
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Winesaps are tasty, but they bruise easily and aren't great keepers. They're a classic heirloom that works well for pick your own or a small backyard orchard, but not so much for shipping to grocery stores.
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The slope isn't slippery; the frog isn't gradually getting boiled. Within its first hundred days the Trump administration has openly asserted the right/ power to seize and imprison anyone— including political dissidents, including citizens— and deprive them of any legal recourse at all.
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You are fine. Learning who he was did not improve my life in any useful way.
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So is Jesse Helms!
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Not to pick nits with metaphor, but it's like taking a self-wrecking Tesla to the demolition derby.
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There’s still time to do a crossover.
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V
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In the cartoon, this ends with a poster that reads "Elmer Season," then Bugs and Daffy go off looking for Elmer. FAFO, Elmer.
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This. Watch for this shoe to drop.
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They deleted the post!
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They must have heard about ratios.
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Musk, sobering up for the first time since, oh, 2018. "I did what to that cave diver guy? We built a... a 'cybertruck?' and put it on the market? I spent HOW MUCH to get him REELECTED? I've got HOW MANY kids?"
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We need a screaming Chthulhu.
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It's not unheard of to get >1000 people at Charleston or Morgantown, but not on the same day and not when there were another dozen events around the state.
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There were big (~200) crowds in Lewisburg and Clarksburg, too
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Wow!