Eddie L Daughter

@nightskinbarbie.blacksky.app

2/27. I do not respond to men y’all deserve LESS. I dibble, I dabble, ✍🏾 📖, 🌈ABSOLUTELY NOT GAY, ♓️, 👻, SIMS4Life && My own good girl 👅

I was in a friend’s rental car and in place of a rear-view mirror there was a mirror-sized digital video feed of the back of the car. They replaced one of the most reliable & intuitive safety features in a car with a digital surrogate that could glitch at any moment. KEEP ANALOG SAFTEY FEATURES

Tf you mean an apartment built in 1990 that cost $400 a month in 2010 is now $1100 a month in 2026 because they put new cabinets in.... Tf you mean million dollar homes are now 2-3 bedrooms and not 5-7 like before? All the logic explaining why is MADE UP!

no, YOU are talking about cold storage the person you REPLIED TO was talking about bananas in a fridge there is a difference, significant enough to note I do not even know why I am having this conversation or why it started, this website is fucking amazing sometimes

But who will make sure prices are gouged to the maximum shoppers will grudgingly pay? Who will be the humble profit-seeking middleman? Who will use hardball tactics to lowball farmers and set prices with huge agri-conglomerates? Who, I ask, will fulfill these presumably necessary functions?

Global warming is real and we need to fight it. But climate data is starting to look like NBA stats: combine enough variables and there’s always a new “record” or “first ever.” Data matters. Not every possible combination of data does. Fear-driven statistics don’t bring solutions.

I’m overwhelmed but so are most of us. It’s helping with my road rage. It’s hot! We hungry! They killing us legally && laughing in our faces as we die. Yet still we rise 🐦‍🔥. Violence bout to make record numbers. I should bet on Kashie (?) gon be disrespectfully riiiiiiiiiich

Did you see how Apple, Amazon Walmart and other big companies are refunding the billions of dollars they got back from the federal tariff settlement to their customers, who ultimately bore the cost of higher prices? Yea, me neither.

I find it *deeply* depressing that guys like Max Miller and Ken Paxton remain viable candidates for federal legislative positions. At *worst*, 45% of people who can and do vote in their respective elections, will vote for them.