4. What we do have is a choice between a world in which concentrated capital takes yet one further step along the path of the industrial revolution, appropriating and mechanizing the knowledge that currently resides within labor, as with the Jacquard loom.

got great one today. 360180. think it might mean we're turning the corner, heading back in the right direction.

namaste

i liked it when it came out, and it's only grown on me. bummer about the sponsor, or i would have one in my closet

"Thank God I'm Fertile"

attacking and brutalizing your neighbors in the vast majority of cases for minor civil violations, menacing or brutalizing you if you get in the way, depriving you of the right to elect local leadership of your choosing, telling preposterous lies about everything. intolerable. cannot be tolerated

hearing reports that this might be tied for most important win of the ALCS so far. waiting for a statistical breakdown, but my napkin math says it seems legit

if you thought (correctly) that new zealand was overrated, just wait until you spend time where all the suburban LiveLaughLove losers go to get away from it all.

Oh, and their cherries for the festival come from Washington. not just because they're ready. because they are better

Imagine a place where there's nothing interesting to do, and yet everything is a giant pain in the ass. All the while, nobody seems bothered to do anything at all.

The giant lake whips. Its totally majestic. But god forbid you have to spend time ashore in this foresaken wasteland of dreary dullards

his results speak for themselves. he's accomplished what no other manager in MLS has, and did it with increasing efficacy, all the while leveraging declining relative resources in a league continually growing in both quality and quantity of competition

he's a not just a great coach, he's a legend

i mean, hopefully it goes away. so, yeah? i guess

sublime switch from Alex. gorgeous