look, I know the future-economy is one where the blessed, the ones with the mindset are annointed as extra-special hangers on to a large billionaire class, and I know a good way to be so blessed is to write drivel that said billionaires might approve of. but still.
Man those are some massive Hangers, Godbless Dya 🙏
Bondage or making macrame plant hangers.
Some very good salvage at that airfield, shouldn't be too hard to get those planes back in the air with what we can pull from the hangers.
I don't think I've worn a boy shirt since probably the summer of 2020. Except for the occasional outfit experiment. I have about 12 of them on hangers in suit bags in my wardrobe, and I'm questioning whether I just send the bulk of them to the local charity shop. Transition quandaries 🤷
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Call it petty but I'm kinda glad Elon is up to his bullshit so the hangers onto X can finally get knocked loose and move over to Bluesky already.
2/3: Biggest change (and greatest loss) is the smaller Lounge Bar, until recently this was relatively unchanged since the 60’s with enough heritage features to feature on CAMRA’s inventory of unspoilt interiors. Sadly nothing of this remains now. The pub does retain its original three room layout.
"Death of Stalin" but for Trump's various hangers-on in what's left of the RNC and his Super PACs