rickgregory.me
Reader of words, nurturer of yeast, pusher of pixels
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She's one of those author groupies you hear about. She'll probably follow all over on vacation. Probably even follow you home...
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Very sad they had to do this. Very proud that they did.
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Hmmm...
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Absolutely.
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Under-rated. 20/10 at least
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Ah yes, the NYT of public broadcasting softpedals the rise of authoritarianism. Again. Wouldn't want to offend power now, would be?
Also.. bye.
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Sports betting apps have also opened this up to far more people than used to bet and the rampant use of prop bets worsens things as well
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Stupid statements like this are a reason we can't get better progress on density. Reasonable arguments for density get seen as an opening for this kind of ridiculous BS.
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The WAPO isn't a news org any longer, they're a Bezos mouthpiece.
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I'll trust weekend warriors with deadly weapons when they refuse orders. I *want* you to be right. But I want to see what they do, not hear what they say.
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You’re welcome. That crossed my feed a while ago and it’s fascinating
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Counterpoint: Kent State.
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Then you need to watch this... www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8Sl...
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That was my reaction. I can't make that cake because if I did I'd eat it all. And... that would not be good.
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That look fabulous. Id give tips but cakes scare me (making not eating:) )
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How DOES boot leather taste?
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Nothing. Not A Thing
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I mean, they're a Bezos mouthpiece, not an actual newspaper. Witness this propaganda, for example
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Lol Bsky marked the Botticelli image as adult content.... (shakes head)
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And someone opened it upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...
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Murderbot on Apple TV+ is very funny. 4 eps are out so far and they're short (25mins or so each).
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Arcane S1 is amazing.
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As a Seahawks fan I can attest to the importance of a great interior OL.... It's too bad Ragnow got so beat up he can't go anymore but I hope he's able to get right and have a healthy post-NFL life
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This is how I know I'm curating my online stuff right. I have no idea who tf this is.
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And many of those people LIVE for the quote post from someone like you with reach. They get a thrill from it and probably gain some followers that are like them.
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So Trevor is on #4...
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can confirm. One was in the middle of the road when I backed out of the driveway. It just sat there, presumably because moving would expose it to the large growling monster.
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Whoa, whoa, settle down there. Have a beer too.
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GETTING? Where the fuck have you been the last decade?
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Oh and if you want to cut spending to allocate that money here... cut defense by 10%. That's $82b right there (2023 defense budget was $820b - usafacts.org/articles/how...)
NASA budget for the same year? $25b. Or 3% the size of the DOD spending
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Heard this since the 60s. we've spent trillions on the earth and its inhabitants. And we sill have issues. The NASA budget is minuscule in comparison and cutting it or doubling it will not make a shred of difference to earthbound issues, even ignoring the very real economic benefits from space
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And when she’s up for reelection iowans will vote for her so what does that say about the people there
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And yet next time she's up for re-election, they'll vote her back in, I bet.
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What's annoying is that it's useless to speculate. Face it, did anyone have Darnold leading the Vikings to 14 wins this time last year? The Niners going 7-10 because of injuries? No.
People should go enjoy the nice weather & not worry about it until the preseason. Maybe training camp
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(queues up Rumours)
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2-2. I had the Cards and Hawks flipped. But yeah, it's silly season in Predictionville.
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Your following feed is the people you follow. It isn't algorithmically driven at all. If you're not seeing them, they either blocked you or your feed is busy enough that you're missing things as they scroll by. Or you're using Discover
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Or simply blocking them the second they cross whatever line you deem enough. My feed is mine. Not theirs.
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Quit excusing vile and violent posts as 'rough and tumble'. It's perfectly possible to have political disagreements without the namecalling, belittling rhetoric and sometimes death threats. Those who don't realize that simply get blocked. They're not entitled to any of my time or mind
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Where do I buy tickets???
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It's the eternal cycle. Usenet > Myspace > Friendster > Facebook > Twitter > Bluesky > ...
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Oh no you don't. I know what you do with unicorns, Charlie...