mcvalada.bsky.social
Photographer, recovering attorney, 4x Jeopardy champion, fabulous cook, widow of writer Len Wein.
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Stupid runt.
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Len Wein’s response to Julie calling him on the carpet for the Rutland stunt, was to say to Julie he knew Julie wouldn’t give permission. Julie harumpfed and said “don’t do it again.” This is probably the origin of Len’s philosophy that “it is easier to get forgiveness than permission.”
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Nothing but garbage numbers from damned snowflakes carrying weapons of war against citizens.
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Pretty sure science backs her up.
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This is such a violation of the 1st Amendment.
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I am sick of living in Bizzarro World.
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Len Wein would always have preferred his fans read his work. D.c.’s archivist shared with me today how happy it made him to see Len’s joy in reading and using the books in the archive at the office.
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It’s kidnapping, but it’s not just a kidnapping.
Government committing mass kidnappings against specific ethnicities with the goal of getting rid of those specific ethnicities is in fact a fucking atrocity and we need to call it that.
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I remember the good old days when I only HAD to remember the ones from my district. Now I have to be able to identify so many by sight, district, and party.
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we did. Her name was Kamala Harris and you should watch her during 🍊🐖-1, especially SCOTUS hearings. She won every state-wide election for office and a hell of a lot of us voted for her in primaries (even though I think she was officially out of the primary when we got ours in CA.)
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I’ve been dealing with people over on FB quoting a passage from USC that applies to Federal congressmen, executive officers, and judges as what is being used to bring federal charges against this assassin, so 🍊🐖 can. Pardon. Not listening when I point out victims were state officials.
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I’ve been trying to find my Impeach, Convict, Remove teeshirt I bought from Perceval Press when Bush was President. Who would believe we got saddled with someone even worse?
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You’ve got to be joking.
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You read comics, Senator. Gail Simone, writer extraordinaire, suggests calling it the Big Ugly Grift, abbreviating it as BUG, so you all are working to SQUASH THAT BUG. Get the job done, Sir.
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Then I’d say his kids are probably boomers. 1945-1964, according to most. My baby bro was born in 1965, and he is really different from the four of us born in the 1950s.
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Are those his kids? I never watched the show because I have a rule about who comes into my living room, and I did not want to spend time with a dipshit like the ad man who screwed with my one-time roommate, while she professed her purity to her fiancé. Gag me with a spoon time. Ugh.
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Don Draper was not a boomer. He comes from those born after the greatest generation but before the end of WWII. 6 martini lunch guys cheating on at home wives. As a boomer, my fear of dying in a nuclear war ended with Carter’s election, but we were the ones demonstrating to end Viet Nam & for Earth.
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Call it the Big Ugly Grift, as suggested by Gail Simone, and squash that BUG.
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Agree. And cowards do not use their real names. They hide behind avatars.
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What “cheering crowds?” I saw bigger cheering crowds in D.C. 40+ years ago when Jean-Louis Palladin finished a race that was twice as long as the restauranteur intended to enter (10k rather than 5k, but don’t remember for sure) at a city festival he had convinced other French restaurants to support.
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And, of course, members of the royal family generally do military service. QEII famously worked in trucks in WWII.