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I like soccer and pro wrestling. No, not that pro wrestling.
if you are dismissive of AI use you should consider that I need it to help manage my disability (AI psychosis)
I’m increasingly convinced that outside of climate change, Flock cameras might be the most pressing issue to solve as soon as possible that there is
Jason Koebler@jasonkoebler.bsky.social · 3h agoNew: Police in Wisconsin used Flock to create a pretext to search a man's car for weed. Their justification? He drove from Wisconsin to Michigan, a “known source state for marijuana as it is legal there,” and Flock showed he "travels to Michigan frequently." www.404media.co/cops-used-fl...
If you're going to T-Mobile Park tomorrow, please strongly consider wearing a mask due to the potentially unhealthy environmental conditions of watching the Seattle Mariners offense.
there’s no doubt in my mind that this guy smells like ass 24/7
Ben Collins@bencollins.bsky.social · 21h agoOh my god the dietician who is telling everyone in the White House to only eat steak and sauerkraut doesn't wipe his ass.
in the Québécois version of King of the Hill (“Henri pis sa gang”), Boomhauer is named Papineau and sounds like this
For this blatantly antisemitic depiction of Phil Weiser to get some attention, what needs to happen is, instead of being put on a slick campaign ad/mailer sent out by his Republican opponent, it needs to appear on a sign held up by a 19-year-old left-wing college student at a campus protest.
Kyle Clark@kylec.bsky.social · yesterdayDepicting Jewish people with horns is a centuries-old, dehumanizing, antisemitic trope. Democratic Gov nominee Phil Weiser is outspoken about his mother’s birth in a Nazi concentration camp, his family members killed in the Holocaust, and the threat posed by antisemitism today.
this is every single one of their posts and one of the best things about bluesky not having an algorithm is that there’s absolutely no downside to adding to the ratio. you can tell them they’re stupid little rat people and they don’t get a single iota of additional reach.
just hit 5 reps at 140 kilo on the trap bar deadlift which honestly is not too bad for an old fat guy with a broken back
The horrendously corrupt head of FIFA that constantly pushes the boundaries of what’s acceptable and steamrolls everyone that doesn’t enthusiastically support him overplays his hand and gets vaporized by swift, relentless feedback. I wonder if there are any lessons here we could apply elsewhere.
One drum I keep beating is that the Trumpification of the Republican Party is irreversible. Even after he's gone it will be exclusively cranks, charlatans, and malevolent antisocial goons. "It was always like that"-it wasn't! It's gotten steadily, measurably worse, and he was the nail in the coffin
Don Moynihan@donmoyn.bsky.social · 6d agoNew, from me: It is fine to disagree with aspects of the pandemic response. But what we saw at Fauci's hearing was something different: a show trial where cranks tried to threaten and shift blame to an public servant. Here is why this is bad for all of us.🧵 donmoynihan.substack.com/p/watching-t...
what’s next, Paddington stuck in washing machine? watch now on youtube or listen wherever you get podcasts
"anthropomorphization of computer" will be in dsm 6
I genuinely wonder if the people that say SaH and it’s affiliated podcasts are front office shills have ever read the site or listened to the podcasts
Evangelical Christianity makes a lot more sense when you realize these are the same people that don’t understand that Starship Troopers was satire
Matt Thiessen@mattthiessen.bsky.social · 3d agoAmerican Christianity in one social media post.
It’s interesting that the train ride down to Portland is a little under 3 hours but the train ride back takes 6 days
It’s really funny that we’re expected to continue taking James Carville seriously when his big political genius moment was realizing that the economy was important
the wnba alienating their core audience for the sake of people who wouldn’t watch a wnba game to save their child’s life is a bold gambit, to be sure
Those of you eager to serve wealthy MLB owners as volunteer Pinkertons won’t like to read this, but as usual Joe Sheehan nails the real problem:
It’s gonna be so funny when the GM vote is like 85% to fire Craig but they only get 39% participation