Counselor: These feelings of "everything sucks," how long have you had them? Butt-head: Uhh, since everything started to suck, I guess.
Here it is, your moment of zen.
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Frodo: I wish so much unbelievably stupid shit had not happened in my time Gandalf: So do all who live to see such times. This is all exceptionally stupid, though
Todd Snider w/ Jerry Jeff Walker, Jason Isbell, Amanda Shires - "Mr. Bojangles"
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Isn't that "pursuant to ... Circuit Rule 40-3" the way they normally describe their 11-judge en banc panels?
This morning, the Trump Administration’s Department of War gave me an ultimatum: call up your troops, or we will. It is absolutely outrageous and un-American to demand a Governor send military troops within our own borders and against our will.
the president of the united states wants to use the american military to kill american citizens on american soil. that's the whole story!
(a person in an inflatable unicorn costume to be clear)
portland update: this just crossed the street in front of me holding a bright yellow sign that said WELCOME TO HELL
Yeah, definitely indelible, and I was (wrongly, it turns out) convinced it was a familiar face, which is what sent me down a rabbit hole. (I think I was getting a Severn Darden vibe, maybe?)
This is demonstrably pathetic and a sign of true weakness.
The Feds lack the numbers to do what they want to do. They can hurt, yes, but not at the authoritarian scale that (de facto President) Miller desires.
So they go for the media-bait illusions of power.
Like this.
Profoundly weak flex.
Call up the architecture-tour-boat armada! (honestly those kickass docents would win easily)
Beside the point, but man, there is just not a better looking city than Chicago anywhere in the US.
Me opening the news every fucking morning
What you need to know today about what America can do, when it's doing it right: how we hear things that previously did not exist to be heard. youtu.be/Lr85cOPdcNE?...
That was more than 25 years ago and I've long since left the field, but I'm very happy to hear it's apparently still going strong.
That's great to hear! I co-taught the UT summer intensive the first couple years after Gareth died (and worked on converting an nth generation photocopy of his home-brew *Lexis* textbook to an electronic version). It really was so much fun to teach with that approach, and it felt very effective.
