Mina the Husky (and her human)
@agburanar.bsky.social
A Husky (she) and a human (he) (who translates her sass)
(Parenthetical asides = human)
To sum up our politics:
NONE OF US ARE FREE UNTIL ALL OF US ARE FREE
(99% of Huskies are anarchists; about 50% of their humans are)
(Parenthetical asides = human)
To sum up our politics:
NONE OF US ARE FREE UNTIL ALL OF US ARE FREE
(99% of Huskies are anarchists; about 50% of their humans are)
Pinned
Objectively, making me agree with both Tucker Carlson & Karl Rove in a single day isn't even in the "fifty worst things Trump has done" list, as far as actual damage to society/culture/the planet.
But as far as how icky it makes me feel, it's up there.
It's way fucking up there.
But as far as how icky it makes me feel, it's up there.
It's way fucking up there.
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Sleepy baby pile
February 20, 2026 at 1:35 AM
Sleepy baby pile
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Les Wexner's attorney during the House Oversight Committee deposition on Epstein:
"I will fucking kill you if you answer another question with more than five words."
"I will fucking kill you if you answer another question with more than five words."
February 19, 2026 at 10:17 PM
Les Wexner's attorney during the House Oversight Committee deposition on Epstein:
"I will fucking kill you if you answer another question with more than five words."
"I will fucking kill you if you answer another question with more than five words."
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I know we all have "outrage fatigue" from being constantly pissed at the state of everything, but occasionally our outrage actually gets something done. This is not done yet, but its still good news! @altssa.altgov.info @muellershewrote.com
February 19, 2026 at 7:53 PM
I know we all have "outrage fatigue" from being constantly pissed at the state of everything, but occasionally our outrage actually gets something done. This is not done yet, but its still good news! @altssa.altgov.info @muellershewrote.com
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One indication that congress may have miscalibrated the homeland security budget would be the secretary ordering herself an entire Leisure Suit Larry fuckjet
February 19, 2026 at 4:37 PM
One indication that congress may have miscalibrated the homeland security budget would be the secretary ordering herself an entire Leisure Suit Larry fuckjet
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i think it’s funny every american on here is looking at yoon’s lifetime prison sentence going what’s it like to live my dream meanwhile a lotta koreans are like im so confused why isn’t he dead
February 19, 2026 at 5:12 PM
i think it’s funny every american on here is looking at yoon’s lifetime prison sentence going what’s it like to live my dream meanwhile a lotta koreans are like im so confused why isn’t he dead
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The Council of Elrond: very clearly should not work as a piece of writing yet does.
![239 (I: 252). the Council of Elrond - In J.R.R. Tolkien: Author of the Century Tom Shippey comments that the present chapter
is a largely unappreciated tour de force, whose success may be gauged by the fact that few pause to recognize its complexity. It breaks, further-more, most of the rules which might be given to an apprentice writer.
For one thing, though it is fifteen thousand words long, in it nothing happens: it consists entirely of people talking. For another, it has an unusual number of speakers present (twelve), the majority of them (seven) unknown to the reader and appearing for the first time. Just to make things more difficult, the longest speech, by Gandalf, which takes up half the total, contains direct quotation from seven more speakers, or writers, all of them apart from Butterbur and Gaffer Gamgee new to the story, and some of them (Saruman, Denethor) to be extremely important to it later on. Other speakers, like Glóin, give quotations from yet more speakers, Dáin and Sauron's messenger. Like so many committee meetings, this chapter could very easily have disintegrated, Lost its way, or simply become too boring to follow. The fact that it does not is brought about by two things, Tolkien's extremely firm grasp of the history ... of Middle-earth; and his unusual ability to suggest cultural variation by differences in mode of speech. [pp. 68-9; see also more generally, pp. 68-82]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:i5j6whdy7nvbsczayf5w4mgs/bafkreiftt5pjdr42gghnvsvjlmzqo54zsyn6lrjj45xdyswb3of6keok6y@jpeg)
February 19, 2026 at 2:06 PM
The Council of Elrond: very clearly should not work as a piece of writing yet does.
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it's even worse than first reported
the fucking guy caused an inflight disruption so bad the pilot had to leave the command deck then he was like I RELIEVE U OF DUTY
absolute toddler baby shit brained government at the highest levels
the fucking guy caused an inflight disruption so bad the pilot had to leave the command deck then he was like I RELIEVE U OF DUTY
absolute toddler baby shit brained government at the highest levels
New details emerge about in-flight blow-up between Corey Lewandowski and pilot
Additional details have emerged about a mid-flight showdown between Homeland Security advisor Corey Lewandowski that led to a Coast Guard pilot's firing — and immediate reinstatement.DHS Secretary Kri...
www.rawstory.com
February 17, 2026 at 2:52 PM
it's even worse than first reported
the fucking guy caused an inflight disruption so bad the pilot had to leave the command deck then he was like I RELIEVE U OF DUTY
absolute toddler baby shit brained government at the highest levels
the fucking guy caused an inflight disruption so bad the pilot had to leave the command deck then he was like I RELIEVE U OF DUTY
absolute toddler baby shit brained government at the highest levels
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Tonight’s dumb napkin cartoon…
February 16, 2026 at 11:52 PM
Tonight’s dumb napkin cartoon…
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Here it is, your moment of zen.
February 17, 2026 at 1:43 AM
Here it is, your moment of zen.
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You can't be a Nazi and a Punk
You can't be a Conservative and a Goth
You can't be a Right-Winger and Emo
You can't be a Bigot and a Metalhead
You can't be a Fascist and Alternative
You can't be a Conservative and a Goth
You can't be a Right-Winger and Emo
You can't be a Bigot and a Metalhead
You can't be a Fascist and Alternative
May 20, 2025 at 3:31 AM
You can't be a Nazi and a Punk
You can't be a Conservative and a Goth
You can't be a Right-Winger and Emo
You can't be a Bigot and a Metalhead
You can't be a Fascist and Alternative
You can't be a Conservative and a Goth
You can't be a Right-Winger and Emo
You can't be a Bigot and a Metalhead
You can't be a Fascist and Alternative
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I just think that-[multiple lawyers wrestle me to the ground and take my internet away]
Fascinating chart with one outlier: Warren Buffett.
At the low end, giving 0.06% of one's wealth is equivalent to:
Net worth -> Lifetime Giving
50K->$30
100K->$60
500K->$300
$1M->$600
Most folks give far more by % in a *single year*.
www.forbes.com/sites/forbes...
At the low end, giving 0.06% of one's wealth is equivalent to:
Net worth -> Lifetime Giving
50K->$30
100K->$60
500K->$300
$1M->$600
Most folks give far more by % in a *single year*.
www.forbes.com/sites/forbes...
February 16, 2026 at 11:42 PM
I just think that-[multiple lawyers wrestle me to the ground and take my internet away]
For some reason, some days my human brings food into our house and doesn't eat it right away.
He puts some in this room, and some in the fridge, and he hardly lets me eat any of it (right then, anyway).
No matter how much I try to block him, he doesn't give me even a single jar of peanut butter
He puts some in this room, and some in the fridge, and he hardly lets me eat any of it (right then, anyway).
No matter how much I try to block him, he doesn't give me even a single jar of peanut butter
February 16, 2026 at 10:53 PM
For some reason, some days my human brings food into our house and doesn't eat it right away.
He puts some in this room, and some in the fridge, and he hardly lets me eat any of it (right then, anyway).
No matter how much I try to block him, he doesn't give me even a single jar of peanut butter
He puts some in this room, and some in the fridge, and he hardly lets me eat any of it (right then, anyway).
No matter how much I try to block him, he doesn't give me even a single jar of peanut butter
(Having another one of those 'is it a panic attack or am I about to croak' kinda days.
Historically speaking I can pretty much assume it's the former.
Although all good panic attacks should include at least a few seconds of "wait am I dying?" to maximize ROI, right?
Either way, it's not ideal.)
Historically speaking I can pretty much assume it's the former.
Although all good panic attacks should include at least a few seconds of "wait am I dying?" to maximize ROI, right?
Either way, it's not ideal.)
February 16, 2026 at 8:42 PM
(Having another one of those 'is it a panic attack or am I about to croak' kinda days.
Historically speaking I can pretty much assume it's the former.
Although all good panic attacks should include at least a few seconds of "wait am I dying?" to maximize ROI, right?
Either way, it's not ideal.)
Historically speaking I can pretty much assume it's the former.
Although all good panic attacks should include at least a few seconds of "wait am I dying?" to maximize ROI, right?
Either way, it's not ideal.)
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Langston Hughes (1943)
February 1, 2026 at 4:41 PM
Langston Hughes (1943)
Don't threaten us with a good time, Mr. Agent.
February 12, 2026 at 5:35 PM
Don't threaten us with a good time, Mr. Agent.
The look I give my human when he tells me he has to go into work on his WFH day because of some other human's screwup
February 12, 2026 at 5:33 PM
The look I give my human when he tells me he has to go into work on his WFH day because of some other human's screwup
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(Had some ICE activity in my neighborhood (not very large city in central NY state) this week.
As a white, straight-passing, fairly well off veteran... it's my turn to do something, clearly.
I thought we'd have more time.
😡)
As a white, straight-passing, fairly well off veteran... it's my turn to do something, clearly.
I thought we'd have more time.
😡)
February 11, 2026 at 5:18 AM
(Had some ICE activity in my neighborhood (not very large city in central NY state) this week.
As a white, straight-passing, fairly well off veteran... it's my turn to do something, clearly.
I thought we'd have more time.
😡)
As a white, straight-passing, fairly well off veteran... it's my turn to do something, clearly.
I thought we'd have more time.
😡)
(Any system humans built, humans can destroy and replace.
Any system built on abusing kids deserves both.)
Any system built on abusing kids deserves both.)
“If all the names in the Epstein files are released then our entire system will collapse.”
Works for me.
Works for me.
February 10, 2026 at 11:25 PM
(Any system humans built, humans can destroy and replace.
Any system built on abusing kids deserves both.)
Any system built on abusing kids deserves both.)
February 10, 2026 at 2:58 AM
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My favorite artifact in the "you don't need AI to do art" discourse is, of course, screenwriter Dan O'Bannon's sketch of the facehugger to explain it to Giger.
February 7, 2026 at 6:39 PM
My favorite artifact in the "you don't need AI to do art" discourse is, of course, screenwriter Dan O'Bannon's sketch of the facehugger to explain it to Giger.
