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flannelwagon.bsky.social
Flannel shirt and station wagon enthusiast. Canadian who likes bicycles, planes, helicopters, motorcycles, modified cars, sailboats, science fiction novels, space, computer games, technology, and the Oxford comma.
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The Forester is now the size of an old Outback, and the Outback is ballooning to the size of an Ascent. They're all bloated.
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Plastics recycling was always a fig leaf to cover the environmental impact of increased demand on petrochemical base stocks to produce it.
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It's a self-inflicted wound when many institutions policies remain "publish or perish".
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Money. The answer is always money.
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Love it!
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What in the Harrison-Bergeron-Bullshit does this even mean?!
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If only there was some sort of federal agency dedicated to the safety of vehicles on the roads!
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And you were so upset by my perfectly reasonable response to you being a douche canoe you went and made an alt account just to let me know you were upset. Touch grass.
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Is this AI ragebait or something? Your comment makes no sense and isn't relevant to the previous discussion.
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That's what voting is for, not violence.
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That requires everyone to get engaged at the local level of politics rather than getting sucked in to the federal and international garbage vortex.
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I'm generally wary of anyone who threatens to use violence to silence or impose their views on others. Throwing down gloves because I tripped your goalie? Perfectly reasonable. Threatening a Dr. or MP because you disagree? Not in my Canada, thank you kindly.
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People used to fear the social (local) consequences for behaving poorly in public. Now people deliberately film themselves doing it and get applauded by online jackals, encouraging them further. It's a downward spiral of radicalization.
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De-gen-X from up-country?
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Another effort to reinvigorate the culture war to distract from the impending class war
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Treat yo self!
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Their expression says: This is not Appa-ropriate 😊
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Do you have data to back that statement up? Or is every route from a firehouse to a call a straight line in this analogy?
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That doesn't negate the fact that he seemed to care about people more than capital.
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I can't remember the last time I went to the radio instead of Spotify for music, and I came of age listening to you on 102.1!
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What a beautiful day to fly!
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Can confirm, these are terrifying. Worst part is where the cars cross the bike lane, no driver expects a bicycle to be moving faster than them in traffic and they blindly just slide over.
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We're sorry, the level of humanity required to feel empathy for this person isn't covered under your sympathy-only plan, and sympathy requires a minimum 4 parasite-on-society deductible before you can submit a claim.
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Oh look, a block button!
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Durham Forest in Ontario, and my kids got to grow up near the East end of Algonquin Park!
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Or, to quote Letterkenny: "If you gots a problem with Canadian Gooses, then you gots a problem with me! And I suggest you let that one marinate!"