pita-lrh.bsky.social
“It's conceivable, you miserable, vomitous mass, that I'm only lying here because I lack the strength to stand. But, then again...perhaps I have the strength after all. Drop. Your. Sword.”
History. Music. Anthropology. Space. Sci-fi. LSG
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It can be done! At least mostly
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I've been told by my hardware store leadership to expect 1,500 price changes every week for the next few months.
1,500.
A week.
And we can't even plan as a store how to deal with this because it keeps changing every other day.
We get info from corp that's outdated the next day.
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WTF?!?!
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Complacency has started the tolling of the bell
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Thank you 💜
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Why are we still needing to fight for our daughter’s rights?! This should be a nonissue by now. Please, please! Speak out!!
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Scary, innit?
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Ouch
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And just to add; storm damage experts have updated how many tornadoes. 12 alone in Indiana on Wednesday
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I believe you are correct
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Not to mention his forced entry to the Kennedy Center’s Board of Directors, which means he’s trying to influence (control?) the arts. Anyone feel like being Dostoyevsky 2.0?
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And this is why educated academic nerds are The Best
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Would you fill it with itching powder?
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Yes! The railways and canal systems of the 1800’s were part of developing the cities we have now, but this time around it would be good to avoid those railway barons.
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It is telling that this president has not gone to all the media outlets with words of support for any disaster yet. Devastating tornadoes? Silence. Severe flooding? Silence.
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I often have dreams of finding secret doors and even forgotten rooms. How cool that you actually live with a secret but refound door!
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Enough is enough!! What do we do to protect our seniors? What can we do?!
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I only heard of you from your selection as the Democrat nominee for vice president, and I’ve paid attention. Your leadership is top notch. From one American to another, thank you for your leadership for your state citizens in crisis.
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What can we do from the bottom of the pile?
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And some wondered why I was upset while earning my history degree to learn that US ed standards were so meager. I thought the majority of us understood the sentiment “those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it”. I was wrong
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Oh sh&$, did they?!?!
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Thank you to owning up to being human, not an omniscient and omnipotent presence. This matters on so many levels. 🫶
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Hey maybe they should send the records to his bathroom in Florida. He’ll never know they’re there
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It means that many of us hope you’re keeping a secret and secure diary so we know the inside story. Unlike all that tea that ended up in that harbor all those years ago and everyone kept quiet about it
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I’m knitting a hat in safety yellow that uses knit/purl stitches to spell my partner’s name in binary.
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Broadly speaking, if the social security tax was an equal percentage for income no matter how it was acquired, and healthcare was covered in an equal percentage to said income, what would actually change for the ultra rich and what would change for the rest?