Augustus Booker
@augustusbooker.com
Student at Willamette University.
As someone who was in high school two years ago, it sucked that some percentage of students were on their phones at any given time. It really detracts from the cohesiveness of the classroom
March 10, 2025 at 8:00 AM
As someone who was in high school two years ago, it sucked that some percentage of students were on their phones at any given time. It really detracts from the cohesiveness of the classroom
I just realized that this is not a coincidence, since Dan Erickson went to Western Washington University and came up with the premise of the show there
March 6, 2025 at 7:52 AM
I just realized that this is not a coincidence, since Dan Erickson went to Western Washington University and came up with the premise of the show there
Bellingham is actually so cooked. No more lines for gas at Costco, but the 30 microbreweries downtown are all gonna close down. We’ll have the same level of economic juice as Moses Lake or any other small-college town.
March 3, 2025 at 6:49 AM
Bellingham is actually so cooked. No more lines for gas at Costco, but the 30 microbreweries downtown are all gonna close down. We’ll have the same level of economic juice as Moses Lake or any other small-college town.
I find it kind of funny that the road sign in the bottom right corner is very clearly British. The font gives it away
February 15, 2025 at 5:27 PM
I find it kind of funny that the road sign in the bottom right corner is very clearly British. The font gives it away
Yeah! It sucks! The org that I intern at wrote up a report on how his politics have affected the brand. Musk's favorability rating is higher among gas pick-up drivers than among EV drivers or prospective EV buyers insideevs.com/news/749741/...
February 10, 2025 at 8:15 PM
Yeah! It sucks! The org that I intern at wrote up a report on how his politics have affected the brand. Musk's favorability rating is higher among gas pick-up drivers than among EV drivers or prospective EV buyers insideevs.com/news/749741/...
On complying in advance: “if the people of the Free States have been taught anything by the repeated lessons of bitter experience, it has been that submission of not the seed of conciliation, but of contempt and encroachment.” (The Question of the Hour, January 1861)
February 8, 2025 at 10:14 PM
On complying in advance: “if the people of the Free States have been taught anything by the repeated lessons of bitter experience, it has been that submission of not the seed of conciliation, but of contempt and encroachment.” (The Question of the Hour, January 1861)
On legitimacy: “Whatever the five slave-holding judges of the Supreme Court may seek to maintain, they cannot upset the universal logic of the law, nor extinguish the fundamental principles of our political system.”
February 8, 2025 at 9:52 PM
On legitimacy: “Whatever the five slave-holding judges of the Supreme Court may seek to maintain, they cannot upset the universal logic of the law, nor extinguish the fundamental principles of our political system.”
“than it has actually pursued, in the entire management of the Kansas question.” Words from the Atlantic in February 1858 which strike me as relevant today. Making a bunch of people mad is not a good strategy for consolidating power today, and it wasn’t a good strategy back then either.
February 8, 2025 at 9:44 PM
“than it has actually pursued, in the entire management of the Kansas question.” Words from the Atlantic in February 1858 which strike me as relevant today. Making a bunch of people mad is not a good strategy for consolidating power today, and it wasn’t a good strategy back then either.