What I find most fun/funny about this is “you” (the supposed ghost) isn’t even in charge / alone in there. The you you think of as you is actually in community with the trillions of microbes living in you and on you, informing how you feel and what you think about all of this. We’re cities!
Municipal Solid Waste
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Posting through it since Livejournal Hermit about town A tad woo-woo.
Sometimes it's not obvious how smokey it is outside until the sun starts to rise and it's a big ball of ominous red.
I need to find the tiniest, sluttiest men’s running shorts possible
This is huge. My rights were restored before Youngkin got in office and it was literally life changing for me.
BIG DEAL on voting rights this morning: Governor Spanberger just restored the voting rights of some 60,000+ Virginians. Her move reverses Youngkin's abrupt decision in 2023 to end automatic voting rights restoration, which brought Virginia back to a system of default lifetime disenfranchisement.
oh my god www.cp24.com/news/canada/... “We expect the smell to get considerably worse as we open (the vats),” he added. “We have to go through this to get it out and get it gone.”
First load of rotting, decades-old fish sauce trucked away from abandoned N.L. plant
There were clear signs of victory today in a Newfoundland town’s decades-long fight to have vats of reeking, rotting fish sauce emptied out from a long-abandoned factory on its shoreline.
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A perfectly crafted piece in @thephilacitizen.bsky.social. I have loved this about Philly for decades. 🥨❤️
"This summer we proved something the rest of the country — and the world — needed to see, that a city built on defiance can also be the one that opens its arms widest," writes head of PHL250 Kathryn Ott Lovell. https://bit.ly/4h06H3m
Experts say immersion in cold water before an ambulance arrives can greatly increase the chances of heat stroke survival and reduce the risk of long-term complications.
As extreme heat grips the South and West, here's how to stay safe
Experts say immersion in cold water before an ambulance arrives can greatly increase the chances of heat stroke survival and reduce the risk of long-term complications.
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That “I wish my mother were here” feeling never goes away huh 🥲🫡
Turned this rant into a blog post. davekarpf.beehiiv.com/p/the-data-c...
The data center backlash Is working. That's why the New York Times is so concerned.
I have a
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I'm reading the "environmentalists are wrong about data centers" piece from the NYT and ohmygoditssofuckingbad. Apparently, so long as you're punching left, they'll just let you say any goddamn thing you please... www.nytimes.com/2026/07/25/o...
This was a genuine lol. What a burn from start to finish www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Emily Wilson · An Uncomplicated Man
As they say at the awards shows, I was humbled to learn that Christopher Nolan has read at least the first line of my...
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Feeling extremely lucky that my brain’s closest related memory to the word “peptide” is that episode of TNG when Data is having nightmares (spoiler:) because they accidentally trapped some aliens in the transporter beam
Everyone who is saying "don't take peptides" This shit is like advertised on the tiktok shop. People think they're safe or only like a lil risky.
We are literally only like now starting to understand how VITAMINS, VITAMINS can be bad for you. Like high doses of certain b vitamins if you're a smoker can set you up for certain cancers.
You don't actually have to be faithful to the source material. Like, ever. The source material can be turned and twisted and you can see how light reflects off it and bounces if you do this or that, and that gives us a better, richer, more lively understanding of the source material.
SUPER annoying; but makes having a body worth it at the fuck all. Mental cheer ups never work as well as the physical, tucker-yourself-out kind
It is seriously annoying how much better I feel after a little exercise.
Sure except for the swath of humanity this doesn’t work for. **ps even for the people this works for, the “you will feel great” part often doesn’t materialize and so they stop/rebound, or keep going to destruction
"you will look and feel great, and all it takes is putting yourself through pain every single day and not eating all of this delicious food" fuck you! this is bullshit!
Cheryl Reeve, winningest coach in WNBA history, defends transgender athletes against sports bans. “Exclusion is never the answer. Separate isn’t equal. Trans lives matter.” 💗🏳️⚧️💗🏀💗
People know him from Industry but I encourage everyone to watch RYE LANE, quietly one of the best romcoms of the last decade
Black Panther 3 will be released December 15th, 2028. David Jonsson will star as T'Challa's son in the film.
YES That is exactly the image in my head 😭😭😭😩 thank you
Her stylist got her wearing somebody’s granny’s Easter Sunday shoes from 1985. Lil roach stompers.
that is a particularly not good pair too I think a slightly chunky kitten heel on a shoe esp for a stylish older lady looks very nice They is not that and she isn’t either
Yes. They are the mullet of shoes. And they are not flattering on almost anyone.
The reason this outfit makes no sense is because it's missing the red hat that ties it all together
Cuz girl. A fanny pack and some sneakers was better than whatever tf this was. Ugly ass bag.
No you’re right but this one is bad. The red is nice on her but the shoes and the bag and the cut of the shorts (?! Why.) it’s just not good 😕
Every time I see a picture of her in "glam" it's never the outfits that are horrible but how she looks in them. You can tell she's so uncomfortable Kitten heels notwithstanding
Many of these people who were laid off will pivot to entirely different careers out of financial and professional necessity. And the people remaining will be a less diverse pool with a smaller capacity or inclination (if any at all) to train, help, and mentor colleagues and junior staff.
Operations management taught me the goal of greater efficiency and productivity after layoffs is often a setup for failure because of the reduced capacity for production, unless there is also a reduction in quality. There's also an incalculable loss of experience and expertise with all these layoffs
Everyone loses when there are fewer people from diverse backgrounds doing quality control and asking questions like, "how can bad actors use this new tech?" Or "how does this policy affect Black Americans?" or "Should we really lay off all the sports reporters right before the Olympics?"
It's one thing for most of the experience and knowledge I gained from writing and reporting on art for *three years* to just slowly leak out of my brain. But it's so much worse to think about all the gov folks laid off at USAID, NIH, FDA, and the EPA or the media folks at CBS and the Washington Post