A lot of voters may be unaware of how badly things didn’t work pre-regulation, but the public figures who persuade those voters just have a very different definition of “works”/“doesn’t work”

It’d be wonderful if folks could just limit that behavior to the famous pancakes and waffles and we could all just have a chuckle when it happens.

Is posting this publicly just a way of adding to the pretext that “the only way he could lose these states/the election is if there’s outcome-defining fraud”

They’re automatically redirected to Namor’s inbox

I had this exact experience with “surgeries” when I found out that in the UK it can mean *office-hours meetings between a MoP and everyday constituents*. Surgeries!

Come with me on a crazy journey of how bad the UX is for booking trains in Europe! I need to visit Bremen this December. It's close by to Amsterdam! Let me go take the train instead of flying. So, arriving the 13th, and leaving the 16th, let me do a search and... An error? Why?🧵

To be played only in line for something (DMV, roller coaster, bus/airplane boarding) to provide the time limit & psychological pressure

Three seconds for the Elven-kings under the sky, Seven items for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone, Five users to test UX, doomed to die, One primary action on his dark throne In the Land of Mordor where the Drop Shadows lie.

GSguysegal.bsky.socialOct 9, 2024 3:05am

Sometimes I enjoy tormenting @spavel.bsky.social

It’s one book in a series of supernatural mysteries for elementary/middle school readers, set kind of mid-20th C. with a bookish kid protagonist and art by Edward Gorey (of PBS Mystery intro fame!)

Repost with a favourite book from your childhood