Begruntled Dromaeosaurus
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And he won't even just take his ball and go home - he's going to subject it to "construction."
February 2, 2026 at 2:47 AM
And he won't even just take his ball and go home - he's going to subject it to "construction."
"But which Jamelle will post next?"
"The one you feed."
"The one you feed."
February 1, 2026 at 6:46 PM
"But which Jamelle will post next?"
"The one you feed."
"The one you feed."
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January 14, 2026 at 2:54 AM
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Another audio recommendation: The William Hootkins narration highlights the humor in the text
January 7, 2026 at 8:35 AM
Another audio recommendation: The William Hootkins narration highlights the humor in the text
Newly unemployed - this feels like a threat:
January 1, 2026 at 10:18 PM
Newly unemployed - this feels like a threat:
Expand it, but also make it more reflective of the electorate over time rather than the chance deaths of justices in a particular term:
One justice to be appointed every two years - once per Congress - with no fixed total number.
One justice to be appointed every two years - once per Congress - with no fixed total number.
December 24, 2025 at 6:51 PM
Expand it, but also make it more reflective of the electorate over time rather than the chance deaths of justices in a particular term:
One justice to be appointed every two years - once per Congress - with no fixed total number.
One justice to be appointed every two years - once per Congress - with no fixed total number.
Trump definitely wants a universal pardoning power, and if he can start scattering pardons in state courts, there'll be time for a "growing body of scholarship" to support an ambitious judge's finding before his term ends.
December 16, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Trump definitely wants a universal pardoning power, and if he can start scattering pardons in state courts, there'll be time for a "growing body of scholarship" to support an ambitious judge's finding before his term ends.
The joke was that white dudes who write software (hi) tend to think they can just walk into any other domain and pretty much figure it out. Less funny is the dangerous potential of any argument that can sound reasonable after 5 minutes at amateur research. I'm not making an original point, I know.
December 16, 2025 at 6:56 PM
The joke was that white dudes who write software (hi) tend to think they can just walk into any other domain and pretty much figure it out. Less funny is the dangerous potential of any argument that can sound reasonable after 5 minutes at amateur research. I'm not making an original point, I know.
(Also, I do know that "president" shouldn't have been capitalized in that context. I accept this as an opportunity for growth.)
December 11, 2025 at 5:04 AM
(Also, I do know that "president" shouldn't have been capitalized in that context. I accept this as an opportunity for growth.)
It must be frustrating for UE supporters. Now that they have the majority and a president ready to claim absolute executive power, that same president happens to be a cartoonish example of how dangerous that power can be.
I wonder if they accept that that's not a coincidence.
I wonder if they accept that that's not a coincidence.
December 11, 2025 at 5:01 AM
It must be frustrating for UE supporters. Now that they have the majority and a president ready to claim absolute executive power, that same president happens to be a cartoonish example of how dangerous that power can be.
I wonder if they accept that that's not a coincidence.
I wonder if they accept that that's not a coincidence.
If the President hadn't announced that he'd like to fire the Fed chair, there would be no ambivalence.
The argument would be that we simply must trust the President not to do stupid and dangerous things because, by electing him, the people put their trust in him to make the right decisions.
The argument would be that we simply must trust the President not to do stupid and dangerous things because, by electing him, the people put their trust in him to make the right decisions.
December 11, 2025 at 4:52 AM
If the President hadn't announced that he'd like to fire the Fed chair, there would be no ambivalence.
The argument would be that we simply must trust the President not to do stupid and dangerous things because, by electing him, the people put their trust in him to make the right decisions.
The argument would be that we simply must trust the President not to do stupid and dangerous things because, by electing him, the people put their trust in him to make the right decisions.
The disjointed rhymes numbingly repetitive parallelism, apposition, and alliteration all start to fit if you read it to yourself with an exaggerated slam-poetry delivery.
November 18, 2025 at 8:44 PM
The disjointed rhymes numbingly repetitive parallelism, apposition, and alliteration all start to fit if you read it to yourself with an exaggerated slam-poetry delivery.
There are faint and shifting gradients between right and wrong, struggle and acceptance, principle and tolerance. The time and the place can never be certain; still it falls to each of us to draw a line and to defend it.
I, here, am.
I, here, am.
November 18, 2025 at 7:03 PM
There are faint and shifting gradients between right and wrong, struggle and acceptance, principle and tolerance. The time and the place can never be certain; still it falls to each of us to draw a line and to defend it.
I, here, am.
I, here, am.
Came here to say this
November 18, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Came here to say this
They have to know they're the villains. When I listen to oral arguments and "General Sauer" argues the administration's case, I picture him shrugging off a dark cloak before addressing the Court.
November 14, 2025 at 11:49 PM
They have to know they're the villains. When I listen to oral arguments and "General Sauer" argues the administration's case, I picture him shrugging off a dark cloak before addressing the Court.
Old men old men old old old men. In Buffalo.
October 16, 2025 at 4:16 AM
Old men old men old old old men. In Buffalo.
"It is a person!"
July 21, 2025 at 2:09 AM
"It is a person!"
Sharia! She just came out as Sharia! / And suddenly her name will never be the same to me. / Sharia! I've just kissed a girl named Sharia! / And suddenly I've found how wonderful a sound can be. / Sharia, say it loud and there's music playing; / say it soft and it's almost like praying.
June 27, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Sharia! She just came out as Sharia! / And suddenly her name will never be the same to me. / Sharia! I've just kissed a girl named Sharia! / And suddenly I've found how wonderful a sound can be. / Sharia, say it loud and there's music playing; / say it soft and it's almost like praying.
"There are no kings in America /
and the streets will show we're free"
Been stuck in my head for days now, but the lyrics are a work in progress. Suggestions appreciated.
and the streets will show we're free"
Been stuck in my head for days now, but the lyrics are a work in progress. Suggestions appreciated.
June 13, 2025 at 3:56 PM
"There are no kings in America /
and the streets will show we're free"
Been stuck in my head for days now, but the lyrics are a work in progress. Suggestions appreciated.
and the streets will show we're free"
Been stuck in my head for days now, but the lyrics are a work in progress. Suggestions appreciated.
Yes. To falsify, you need a non-black raven. Sonic isn't enough like a raven to eliminate likely counterexamples.
If you look at colorful winged things scavenging battlefields, guarding towers, following wolves, perching on busts of Pallas, etc, and none are ravens, that's more convincing.
If you look at colorful winged things scavenging battlefields, guarding towers, following wolves, perching on busts of Pallas, etc, and none are ravens, that's more convincing.
June 11, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Yes. To falsify, you need a non-black raven. Sonic isn't enough like a raven to eliminate likely counterexamples.
If you look at colorful winged things scavenging battlefields, guarding towers, following wolves, perching on busts of Pallas, etc, and none are ravens, that's more convincing.
If you look at colorful winged things scavenging battlefields, guarding towers, following wolves, perching on busts of Pallas, etc, and none are ravens, that's more convincing.
Cloaccurate
May 20, 2025 at 5:48 AM
Cloaccurate