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I am a divorced woman who lives on the road of pursuing self-independence and happiness. I have a lovely dog, she is my loyal companion, and walking with her every day is the most healing moment in my life. I am an entrepreneur in the medical beauty indust
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Eleanor Rigby says hang in there everyone. In the end, kindness, intelligence and cool heads always prevail.

submitted 144 days ago • 1196 comments

Move over, blue whale. This 300+ year old 34m coral is now the largest animal* known. Hopefully its depth, as described, can keep it going 🦑🧪 *colony of animals

submitted 147 days ago • 165 comments

Twitter status: patched

submitted 148 days ago • 160 comments

Pink accents in the sky and white caps on the lake. Wednesday's sunrise start in Chicago.

submitted 148 days ago • 391 comments

I’m posting two identical photos, one on here and one on Twitter. I’ve been on Twitter for 16 years, I’ve been on Bluesky for 25 days. Which ones gonna get more likes and interactions?

submitted 148 days ago • 2541 comments

this rules 🇳🇿 #nzpol

submitted 148 days ago • 451 comments

Taking a break from all of today’s insane political news, here’s a photo I just took from my backyard. Hope you enjoy! ❤️

submitted 148 days ago • 772 comments

I really hope. Stephen King comes over. Stephen King, Mark Hamill & Laura Tingle.

submitted 147 days ago • 636 comments

Goodnight Bluesky people. Our home galaxy over the loch. Taken in the Scottish Highlands. #photography

submitted 149 days ago • 146 comments

Here's how the Bluesky team has described future plans to make the protocol and platform financially sustainable: developing a subscription model for extra features like high-quality video and customizations, while keeping all basic features free bsky.social/about/blog/1...

submitted 148 days ago • 419 comments

DEMOCRACY CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS DEPARTMENT

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Uninformed Citizen Scrambling To Research Last 2,500 Years Of Democracy Before Voting theonion.com/uninformed-c...

submitted 156 days ago • 12 comments

You otter vote!

submitted 156 days ago • 33 comments

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this bunny blep is all of us.

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👍

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If you're still fuming that Harris dared to accept the endorsement of Dick Cheney and reading a lot into that simple act, please note on the closing night of the campaign she's out there touring Pennsylvania with AOC.

submitted 157 days ago • 38 comments

Final Fantasy VII ass background.

submitted 157 days ago • 79 comments

good Monday morning

submitted 157 days ago • 8 comments

My friend just described the next three days as the equivalent of being in an airport lounge — calories don’t count, money doesn’t matter and no one is judging you for having a beer at 10am. Yup.

submitted 157 days ago • 22 comments

In Mario Super Sluggers, Boo and King Boo have unused leg bones in their models, despite not having any legs. Below, the leg bones are made visible.

submitted 156 days ago • 112 comments

Philadelphia’s District Attorney has a warning to anyone who tries to intimidate voters: “F*ck around and find out.”

submitted 157 days ago • 83 comments

Dick Van Dyke has endorsed Kamala Harris.

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Trump on Liz Cheney: "Let's put her with a rifle standing there with 9 barrels shooting at her. Let's see how she feels about it. You know, when the guns are trained on her face."

submitted 161 days ago • 209 comments

Glossy bolete 🌿

submitted 160 days ago • 7 comments

The new ad from the Harris/Walz campaign. Brilliant.

submitted 161 days ago • 49 comments

The Halloween Nebula 😉💀🎃

submitted 161 days ago • 28 comments

Happy Halloween!

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In other news (exactly the same news)

submitted 164 days ago • 13 comments

Wrote about the adaptation of Dandadan's first arc! Its rookie director has shown tremendous commitment to a vision that makes his job more complicated, but grants the series' madness a curious, unbreakable sense of logic. Lots of imagination, filling in the gaps, and navigating tricky situations

submitted 164 days ago • 8 comments

“Bag of chips and a piece of hake, please” “Bag of what?” “Chips” “Never heard of them”

submitted 164 days ago • 28 comments

I will never pass up an opportunity to point out that it costs Gilead approximately $6 to manufacture a month’s prescription of PReP, which would wipe HIV off the face of the planet if widely adopted and which was developed with federal funding, and they sell it at $1,500.

submitted 164 days ago • 26 comments

[through gritted teeth] Mayor Pete delivers the goods

submitted 164 days ago • 67 comments

If you are from Texas, this is really brutal

submitted 163 days ago • 186 comments

had to share this for the football heads here

submitted 163 days ago • 22 comments

In Oregon, the Multnomah County elections division said that fire suppressant inside the ballot box protected nearly all of the ballots. Three were damaged, and the elections office plans to contact those voters so they can receive replacement ballots. Via @oregoncapitalchronicle.com

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Night sky was so clear tonight, no moon

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This is, unfortunately, real — Danielle Allen of Harvard, who has thought a lot about ethics and democracy

submitted 164 days ago • 50 comments

Airlines in the United States are now required to give passengers cash refunds if their flight is significantly delayed or canceled, even if that person does not explicitly ask for a refund. cnn.it/3NGS0lE

submitted 164 days ago • 36 comments

our culture is not a costume, NFL 😡

submitted 163 days ago • 34 comments

ancient greek astronomers be like: “ah… yes, that is a goat”

submitted 164 days ago • 104 comments

Here are some nice mushrooms

submitted 163 days ago • 109 comments

I know a lot of bad news was circulating yesterday, but I also want to make sure you didn't miss this really good news--an example of government working for the people. www.cnn.com/2024/10/28/b...

submitted 163 days ago • 7 comments