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Writer of taboo erotica, chanteuse of the forbidden, wielder of words what make all y’all’s naughty bits tingle. Absurdly liberal, sweetly libertine.
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No, just one little shit from South Africa.
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What I saw of the video made it look fairly impressive, yes.
Also, something something something methane fuel lighting farts something.
(It wasn’t just s’mores and cookie sales in the Girl Scouts, you know.)
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On the plus side, it’s much easier to collect all the pieces.
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In Herbert’s novel “Dune”, the emperor was named Shaddam, and he was called the “Padishah Emperor”.
In National Lampoon’s parody “Doon”, they called him the “Padedbrah Emperor”.
Coincidence? Or a deep and obscure Hebrew pun?
(Likely coincidence. They also changed his first name to “Shaddap”…)
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♥️
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⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️
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TIL Antonio Vivaldi wrote sonnets to accompany his “Four Seasons”.
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ƒooth, thifs one hath no toothƒ.
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Oh, nothin'.
Just
Bein' an orchid.
Yup.
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Also:
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One wonders if this show will end in a way similar to either of the other two seasons.
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Please quantify “many”. While it’s anecdotal, I have some reason to believe that most Americans are agonizingly aware of the rancidness (good word) of the empowered.
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Persecution complex FTW. I say we give him a taste of what real persecution is like, and throw him to the lions.
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For bulk transport over land, rail makes the most sense.
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Battery tech may be fine in the long term, but we have a twofold difficulty there: Sourcing the chemistries, and dealing with the disposal thereof. Plus, of course, the electicity to charge them, and while we're gradually lurching away from polluting energy sources, it's still not solved either.
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More than an expanding number of trucks, and a "solution" (autonomous vehicles) that is at least a decade away from being reliably deployed, yes.
What's your solution?
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Emphatically agreed on the passenger rail. ATSF owns many (most? all?) of the lines, and freight takes priority, but there’s still not enough connection between the two coasts.
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I’ll disagree there. Most transcontinental rail is just two lines (one east, the other west) and doesn’t have anywhere near the freight volume capacity of interstates.
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So would a robust and well-maintained rail system.
It’d also get those massive vehicles off the road.
And improve transportation efficiency.
But hey, sure, let’s double down instead.
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Considering what “AI” scripting produces for visual art — and for writing — I’m not sure why any actual content creator, artist, or writer would want to be even remotely associated with it. Those scripts consistently put out nothing but swill. “I tell a machine to generate crap and am proud of it!”
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Oh drat.
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Saw that. I’m referring to the bottles the occasionals (such as ibuprofen) usually come in.
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Flip the bottle. When it’s right side up, put it back upside down. Next dose, flip it right side up again. You’ll know at a glance if you’ve had a dose or not.
Trick for me is to remember to flip the bottle, of course…
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You'll be reading along, as one does, and come across a sentence like the above that almost slips by you in the general flow of the narrative, and you realize you've just seen something brilliant. All of his books have these jewels in them. Every single one.
www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-In...
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It’s the same sort of thinking that brings us “The Secret”: the idea that we think ourselves into our circumstances and attract what we expect/deserve, thereby absolving anyone of any need to feel empathy or try to help.
I can’t quite decide if it’s Randian, libertarian, or their bastard lovechild.
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Thank you! It felt like just the right balance of telling more with less.
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Absolutely everything the Heads did from "Fear of Music" onward was 🔥. And the "Stop Making Sense" film made me regret living in a podunk that nothing (like concerts) ever happened in.
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In other Supreme Court news, Roberts finds that actions have consequences.
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WOW that took a while this time.
Also:
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I'm for it if they're all gonna room up with Elon. They can take turns whining to him about how oppressed they are.
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Huh. He’s one of my most regular and devoted readers.
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Children of the Porn.
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Isn't that pretty much every dog, tho? (No shade. It's why we love them.)
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Hey now. I won’t so easily be fooled into violating THAT restraining order for a third time.
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There are several places where the KS model needs some substantial tweaking, to put it politely.
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Someone might want to whisper in their ear that:
1. Dude was Jewish; and
2. Might not ever have existed; and
3. Was certainly not the son of any deity.
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Oh, this guy's a real peach, too.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_P...
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It’s the cousin of the mountain oyster.
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That’s a *confession*, is what it is.
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She’s as evil as he is, of course.
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“All Virginians should be proud that our State Troopers and Corrections Officers are a part of this incredible team of over 200 law enforcement officers,” Youngkin said in a April 21 statement.
“Also, Virginia is for lovers!”
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Hey now. His version of a strongly worded letter will have a real and literal impact.
Because it’ll be inscribed on a clay tablet in cuneiform.