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mitycheese.bsky.social

Lover of gorgonzola. Playwright. Producer. Photographer. Defrocked programmer. Occasional adjunct. Cat person. https://rosspnelson.wixsite.com/playwright

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Impeach him.

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Criminally stupid.

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This is how you win elections.

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They can do this to anyone because they don't care.

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Ah, yes, the home-growns. You and me.

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California has a lot of solar capacity. A lot of that was going to waste, but they’re rapidly bringing batteries online to smooth out the generation/demand curve.

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Out of 34 high-ranking politicians in democracies who were convicted of criminal acts, only one (thanks to the US Senate) faced no significant consequences. And we're suffering from that inaction today.

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Trump's economic chaos is causing short term losses. His disruption of the university system will cause generational losses. At least 1/3 of US Nobel Prizes went to researchers who came to the US as immigrants. Now we're turning our back on both research and immigrants.

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Repost with an image of your favourite James Bond (wrong answers only)

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Another #caturday with Lulu.

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Blue Cross was not obliged to pay the center anything, a executive testified. “Let me be clear: [Prior] authorization never says we’re going to pay you.” And people wonder why Luigi's popular.

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The Dogebros were still in diapers when we were freaking with Y2K. They don't understand the limits of legacy systems that didn't have gigabytes of RAM to throw at every problem.

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Lock 'em up.

submitted 3 days ago • 0 comments

Party of me thinks this is pure stupidity, but another part suggests this is mostly theatre to make us feel grateful when some small percent is restored.

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Also, moving to X is a conflict of interest, right?

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Paging Dr. Brainworm

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I tried to tell my grandkids that, once upon a time, Congress was a separate branch of government that actually did things. They just laughed.

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USS Norovirus sets sail.

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"Thoughtcrime at the Border" is my new band name.

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Which Orwell quote to use? Rewriting history or denying evidence of your own eyes?

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The Trump bust lapel pin isn’t just a tacky piece of flair—it’s a signal. It’s a way to mark the loyal, to separate the true believers from the ones who might still have a shred of independence.

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This sounds like a scifi parody. Instead of flying cars, they got...Robonag.

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Presumably, the GOP members of Congress are hoping that everyone will blame Trump as this all goes south, but the reality is that by not doing their job, they are equally to blame. More so, since they had the power to convict him in the impeachment trial and we never would have gotten here at all.

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Like the Nazis and trains only we'll use trucks.

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Impeach him.

Criminally stupid.

This is how you win elections.

They can do this to anyone because they don't care.

Ah, yes, the home-growns. You and me.

California has a lot of solar capacity. A lot of that was going to waste, but they’re rapidly bringing batteries online to smooth out the generation/demand curve.

Out of 34 high-ranking politicians in democracies who were convicted of criminal acts, only one (thanks to the US Senate) faced no significant consequences. And we're suffering from that inaction today.

Trump's economic chaos is causing short term losses. His disruption of the university system will cause generational losses. At least 1/3 of US Nobel Prizes went to researchers who came to the US as immigrants. Now we're turning our back on both research and immigrants.

Repost with an image of your favourite James Bond (wrong answers only)

Another #caturday with Lulu.

Blue Cross was not obliged to pay the center anything, a executive testified. “Let me be clear: [Prior] authorization never says we’re going to pay you.” And people wonder why Luigi's popular.

The Dogebros were still in diapers when we were freaking with Y2K. They don't understand the limits of legacy systems that didn't have gigabytes of RAM to throw at every problem.

Lock 'em up.

Party of me thinks this is pure stupidity, but another part suggests this is mostly theatre to make us feel grateful when some small percent is restored.

Also, moving to X is a conflict of interest, right?

Paging Dr. Brainworm

I tried to tell my grandkids that, once upon a time, Congress was a separate branch of government that actually did things. They just laughed.

USS Norovirus sets sail.

"Thoughtcrime at the Border" is my new band name.

Which Orwell quote to use? Rewriting history or denying evidence of your own eyes?

The Trump bust lapel pin isn’t just a tacky piece of flair—it’s a signal. It’s a way to mark the loyal, to separate the true believers from the ones who might still have a shred of independence.

This sounds like a scifi parody. Instead of flying cars, they got...Robonag.

Presumably, the GOP members of Congress are hoping that everyone will blame Trump as this all goes south, but the reality is that by not doing their job, they are equally to blame. More so, since they had the power to convict him in the impeachment trial and we never would have gotten here at all.

Like the Nazis and trains only we'll use trucks.

“Let’s prove efficacy after they’ve been legalized.” Translation: Let us make millions on drugs that don't even work.

You think housing prices are expensive now?

I mean, who wants to listen to history if it’s just going to repeat itself?