ughlance.bsky.social
native terran/boomer/never too young to think of yourself as old
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Yes, they enthusiastically do.
They voted for a dictator.
We gave power to the people and the people gave it to King Donald.
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I think I know this guy's grandparents. We talked like this to the soldiers around the pentagon in 1967.
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❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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These things take time. The Revolutionary War ended in 1783. I hope we are ready for a long struggle.
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1. you
2. have a child
3. who is an adult
4. and extremely intelligent,
5. and well-educated
6. There is a Higgs field
7. with superconductivity
8. you can listen to a book
9. ghosts
10. wood
11. petrified
12. lap
What? only 12 miracles today? ho-hum, life on the farm
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Does the new Arabian version have an elevator he can use?
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Hmmm. He played them like fools. Maybe they were fools.
That doesn't justify their treatment, but it tempers my sympathy.
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If you're not scared, you're not paying attention. The point is to be prepared.
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Well, yeah
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSnt...
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But don't forget: we are massively out-gunned !!!
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Welcome to the world as it is. My country broke my heart when I was 20 as well. But that was nearly 60 years ago.
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Please correct my math, but it seems from your data that Voyager 1 is traveling faster than one million kilometers per hour.
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www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/49303/...
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Here are a couple of dozen ways to make it difficult for everyone around you to figure out how to accommodate your feelings.
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How well do you think we will do against tanks on June 14?
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Or you could try appealing to some higher emotion than hate and fear.
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"It's descriptive and not prescriptive." Where did you memorize that line from?
Let me describe your TWAW motto: It states as fact without evidence a controversial idea.
Now, I don't want to prescribe anything, but you may want to consider providing evidence when you try to convince people.
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Please write your book
But please go easy on the weird images. 😜
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Meanwhile, thanks for your clarification of your meaning.
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Well, it doesn't make much sense to me either, but I thought I ought to allow for the possibility that sometimes people in this kind of discussion make an elementary mistake of logic called ambiguity in academic circles. They switch meaning in the middle of an argument.
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It pays to be precise.
You say that trans women are women. Do you mean that they possess a certain state of mind or a certain body type? Or both? Or sometimes one and other times the other? Are your listeners meant to be as confused as Macbeth and the Witch King?
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In Shakespeare’s play, Macduff, who was “not of woman born” because he was “from his mother’s womb untimely ripped,” kills Macbeth, who foolishly did not consider the difference.
In LOTR, Merry, a Hobbit, and Eowyn, an adult human female, kill the Witch King, who was sure no “man” might hinder him.
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When you describe someone as a woman, are you talking about an internal state of mind or an external condition of the body? Or both?
Sometimes, it’s important to know.
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Yeah, logic is great stuff. "Good morning" is also a phrase used by bigots. Does that mean you never use it?
Try this for logic: "I want things to be different, so they are."
Doesn't really work, does it?
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not a bigot. just a lover of language pointing out that the words themselves are not evidence of anything. Trans women are lovely people. They are not women, but that's ok.
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goldfish are fish
but
seahorses are not horses
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Hmmm. Ya think the parents had something to do with it? Or do you think straight 9-year-olds are just naturally sadistic?
What does a 9-year-old gay kid do that makes 'em gay? I didn't know I was gay until I had sucked a cock.
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Yes! Where are the entrepreneurs of yesteryear?
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A bunch of us are going to Washington, DC on June 14 to take Trump into custody. Will you join us?
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You captured that perfect golden light just right. Well done.
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Yes, I like Gandhi a lot. But I'm mindful that it took 20 years and a couple of massacres to achieve his goals.
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As a realtor, I got to see the worst side of buyers and sellers from all walks of life. Anxiety puking was not even close to the worst.
There was good, too. A young couple prayed their anxiety away. I don't know if it worked. They nervously read every single word in the contract before signing.
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If you're coming to arrest Taco Don on his birthday, we march together. But if it's just another parade, stay home.
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You know there's a link: autochrome plates were more expensive than monochrome. In 1910, a box of four quarter-plates cost 15pence, compared with 10p for a dozen monochrome plates. blog.scienceandmediamuseum.org.uk/autochromes-...
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnbI...
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Time's been good to you both
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Fabulous!!!
First I ever heard of autochrome. Almost didn't believe it. Looked it up: blog.scienceandmediamuseum.org.uk/autochromes-...