octopusmask.bsky.social
He/him. Brooklyn. Enviro/urban/municipal stuff but in a shit poster way.
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He is getting special treatment from fellow prisoners, apparently.
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Lol. You find it, you name it, I guess.
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Yes, but there is no insurance in a flood zone in some places now... so the fed is eating it all via FEMA, so they will want to do something to mitigate that liability. Or maybe Trump will just tell everyone they are on their own and we will retreat from the water.
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Shit, true.
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We are going to need a public option for home insurance in the next decade at this rate.
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That's the more efficient market solution they want. More efficient because if you are rich you can navigate it by self insuring. But regulations apply equally to everyone so it hinders them.
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Can't wait until March 10th when we find out this is just an intern dangling in a white suit to fool the investors.
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I've heard the Mox story is basically on hold until All In, but I agree they have been incredible over the last 2 weeks. I think we could be in for an excellent spring once we are past Cope.
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Reply to the most disgusting prompt you have ever heard with "so, tell me about your relationship with your mother"
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It's true.
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In SICKNESS and in health.
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yes. Public servants in NYC are obligated to ignore immigration enforcement assistance requests from the Fed by law.
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Will the indignities never end!
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Would you prefer the current mayor or former gov?
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They wouldn't want to escape the net though. It's the only thing that keeps them from getting absolutely smothered in pidgeon shit.
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hmmm. so a judge is going to move to delay criminal proceedings until after the election. Putting Adams in the position of running a campaign on which the outcome likely determines his personal freedom... Sounds familiar!
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You see, Dr. No was obsessed with control over the American rocket industry. Where as today's billionaires are uh... focused on... uh...
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Actually billionaires who buy islands are typically acting out of a profound consciousness for preservationism.
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The fit:
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"Is it supposed to come off like that?"
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Literally who benefits from reducing risk oversight on importing ag material? Ag producers oversees? Middlemen who have those specific contracts? This only reduces prices (marginally) until we get a pest or disease that we then have to manage (or not) at a cost of billions. wtf
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Musk is doing his own Boys from Brazil while he is still alive. Incredible.
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The plastic around the wheel wells pulls off with your bare hand. I was able to do it at a mobile showroom where they were showing off cyber trucks in a big box retailer's parking lot.
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Let's be real. Women's magazines from the 1920s were telling you to do stuff like this too.
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Explaining to the CPS worker that it was a mutual break up.
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Bad news for my kids age 5 and 7
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lmao how to these people retain licenses to practice law?
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I would love for someone to directly challenge the MTA's assertion that "We're actually looking at a lot of new technology, and using a lot of machine learning and artificial intelligence to try and combat some of these things," and have them explain in precise detail what that means. Because... BS!
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He paid nearly $300 for a lock picking kit to help with his struggling small business as a cat burglar.
Only the tools didn't work! And now, despite repeated calls, the seller won't refund his money!
ABC 7 on your side investigates, tonight!
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Also, Hardware is a sick reference point to work from. Love that.
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Totally. I have this one from back in the day. Probably my fav one I've purchased.
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It doesn't read as Terminator to me. Job well done.
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did you screenshot it?
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I really like this one. I wish we could get a Terminator Omega-Machine Cage team up.
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Wow, almost like the mayor is embroiled in something that detracts from his ability to do his job, huh Kayla?
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I like how you shuck oysters AND corn, so whether you are coastal OR landlocked, you get to use the word.
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When colonizers came to the NYC harbor area they found oysters the size of dinner plates (and promptly wiped them out within 200 hundred years, naturally)
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Appalachian brunch is a bell jar of 40 proof liquor. Love this for us.
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Their armor is great in early game too. High value when you are only seeing iron and studded.
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You can kill Thalmor with no regrets tho!