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Just trying to get my jaw surgery.
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the immortal words of juror no. 59 ring true across eternity

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I’m no comic book villain Jack. Did you seriously think I’d tell you my master stroke if there was any chance of Malarkey? I dropped out thirty five seconds ago

BBC headline: Joe Biden didnt tell most of his senior aides of his plan to quit race until a minute before announcing it, sources tell bbc
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Quentin Monge

https://www.instagram.com/mongequentin/ a man in a boat with an animal floating above green water, in the background a large orange sun looms above a rounded treeline
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rise of the machines

Fred Flentstone stands, hands on his hips, looking incredulously at Barney Rubble, who is at the corner of the panel barely visible. He appears to wearing tiny sunglasses. "C'mon Barn, what's with the getup? and what is that on your head?" Fred asks. "oh this, Fred?" We now see Barney is also wearing a black trench coat and smoking a cigarette. A small bird is taped to the side of his head. "Just the latest in cybernetic enhancement technology- wired right into my brain." The background dissolves and Barney stands next to a free floating diagram of a human body with several small birds going into it and says "we're entering a new age, Fred- the synthesis of man and machine as one flesh. This is the future. It's hack or be hacked." Fred looks incredulous. The bird pecks Barney. Barney puts his hands on his head and screams "the machines are turning against us! We have built God only for him to destroy us!" as the bird continues to peck at him.
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In any group protesting for something good, if there’s a single objectionable thing said or done, the entire protest is illegitimate. But in a group of torch-bearing fascists, if there’s even one person I think has a valid complaint, the entire group must get a sympathetic hearing.

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My favorite part of these is the litany of disqualifying caveats. "Yes the anecdotes I'm cherry-picking aren't representative ... but what if they were?"

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Oh so Mitch is DYING dying

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Cartoon from 2006

multipanel cartoon riffing on Joe Lieberman's infuriatingly obtuse bipartisanship
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indigenous people are working for free so a luxury fashion house can sell $9,000 sweaters.

Once a year, Andrea Barrientos, a 75-year-old subsistence farmer in the Peruvian Andes works free of charge for the world's richest person. She does that by joining dozens of people from her village in herding wild vicuñas for miles on a remote plain 13,000 feet above sea level and shearing them for their soft, golden-brown wool. Vicuñas, big-eyed camelids that roam the southern Andes, produce the finest and most expensive wool there is. In New York, Milan or London, the fashion house Loro Piana sells a vicuña sweater for about $9,000. Barrientos Indigenous community of Lucanas, whose only customer is Loro Piana, receives about $280 for an equivalent amount of fiber. That doesn't leave enough to pay Barrientos, whose village expects her to work as a volunteer.
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Just trying to get my jaw surgery.
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