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I think this other one works well here too. A little more explicitly focused on the hysterical narratives chuds indulge themselves in
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Calculating syrup residue at infinity
This plus @Wertheimer@hexbear.net's comment above is a crazy shot+chaser
Just finished season 1 of the X-Files last night.
just to be safe
Absolutely loving it. Incredible balance of seriousness and goofiness. The intro sequence makes me laugh every time, and Hulu won't let you skip it, which is even funnier. I find myself rewinding to watch some of the more clever shots again, just to appreciate them. The writing is great. The will-they-won't-they of scully and mulder is so crazy. It's hilarious when they talk about the feds like they aren't literally FBI agents. Was talking about it with my colleague and turns out it's his favorite show of all time, he's even got the "i want to believe" poster in his house. Very excited to keep watching, especially once October hits and it feels spookier.
Oh man, cigars are so damn good. I hate how enjoyable a good cigar with some nice whiskey or brandy is. Shit, even one of the jazz black & milds are nice occasionally.
I love hexbear because we all roughly agree on some fundamentals and then I read a comment that feels beamed in from a world I’ll never know or experience
When I walk (or more typically, drive 
) around my city I'm always struck by just how much there needs to be done, and how much effort, time, and energy is wasted on meaningless bullshit. So much new infrastructure needs to be built out, but there's SO much maintenance work that just goes undone because it's not prioritized. "Sorry, we can't maintain the green spaces that we have, let alone build new ones, we gotta bulldoze that homeless camp again."
Patrick gets some crazy footage. Dude definitely needs to do a crash-course reading group to get rid of his brainworms, but I appreciate his dedication to getting footage you don't see elsewhere
I saw some tweet last week, I probably couldn’t find it now, but it was some jackass saying they don’t vote, instead they just make several donations to their local politicians, something like a few grand a year.
And when they need something, I think their example was the Texas power outage, they messaged that politician a few times, and their block was one of the first to get their power back. Blatantly advocating for bribery