Ordinary Dude
@buhduhbududubud.bsky.social
Just a guy on the internet. Into fitness, sports, the outdoors, the list goes on. Bisexual probably? Still figuring it out. 20, please don't just randomly DM bc that means ur annoying
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It's fine. Everything is fine.
December 13, 2024 at 3:44 PM
It's fine. Everything is fine.
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finally a reasonable take
November 23, 2024 at 6:50 PM
finally a reasonable take
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🧵 It's not whether it's possible to save our future. It is. The question is do we want to. That's what remains to be seen. Less about climate science or technology & more about sociology & unfortunately politics, with an economic system that rewards apathy & making things worse. /1
November 24, 2024 at 4:01 AM
🧵 It's not whether it's possible to save our future. It is. The question is do we want to. That's what remains to be seen. Less about climate science or technology & more about sociology & unfortunately politics, with an economic system that rewards apathy & making things worse. /1
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No, that’s not how this works at all. Nobody has the right to be heard. Nobody has the right to force people to hear them.That’s not free speech, it’s basically the opposite. They especially don’t have the right to force platforms to host and amplify them.
November 23, 2024 at 3:55 PM
No, that’s not how this works at all. Nobody has the right to be heard. Nobody has the right to force people to hear them.That’s not free speech, it’s basically the opposite. They especially don’t have the right to force platforms to host and amplify them.
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This restaurant is an echo chamber. Everyone in the kitchen is just cooking. It needs an evil chef that spits in the food
November 23, 2024 at 6:03 PM
This restaurant is an echo chamber. Everyone in the kitchen is just cooking. It needs an evil chef that spits in the food
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They are paying less attention than even the far right.
Righties know what heinous shit righties are up to, as a general rule. It's just that they don't care, or they approve.
It is only the "enlightened centrist" who think its just a football game with no real world consequences.
Righties know what heinous shit righties are up to, as a general rule. It's just that they don't care, or they approve.
It is only the "enlightened centrist" who think its just a football game with no real world consequences.
November 23, 2024 at 4:47 PM
They are paying less attention than even the far right.
Righties know what heinous shit righties are up to, as a general rule. It's just that they don't care, or they approve.
It is only the "enlightened centrist" who think its just a football game with no real world consequences.
Righties know what heinous shit righties are up to, as a general rule. It's just that they don't care, or they approve.
It is only the "enlightened centrist" who think its just a football game with no real world consequences.
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You may see these on some of our new cabinet members
November 24, 2024 at 1:46 AM
You may see these on some of our new cabinet members
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We got a mid-term coming up in two years. Time to get our shit together! 💪🏻💙
November 23, 2024 at 4:55 AM
We got a mid-term coming up in two years. Time to get our shit together! 💪🏻💙
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A right wing paper that has *never* had a similar headline about the UK economy taking a FAR greater hit from the ruinous Tory Brexit deal, can’t be taken seriously when it slates Labour for dealing with the epic mess the Tories left behind.
What did you expect, Times?
You helped grenade the place.
What did you expect, Times?
You helped grenade the place.
November 23, 2024 at 8:41 AM
A right wing paper that has *never* had a similar headline about the UK economy taking a FAR greater hit from the ruinous Tory Brexit deal, can’t be taken seriously when it slates Labour for dealing with the epic mess the Tories left behind.
What did you expect, Times?
You helped grenade the place.
What did you expect, Times?
You helped grenade the place.
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The party with two people who didn’t attend expensive, elite private universities and worked in public service for almost the entire careers failed to adequately speak to the needs of working people like the campaign of Ivy League multimillionaires funded entirely by a handful of billionaires
November 23, 2024 at 9:46 PM
The party with two people who didn’t attend expensive, elite private universities and worked in public service for almost the entire careers failed to adequately speak to the needs of working people like the campaign of Ivy League multimillionaires funded entirely by a handful of billionaires
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In case you're wondering...
Here's the "plan"
Here's the "plan"
November 23, 2024 at 4:42 PM
In case you're wondering...
Here's the "plan"
Here's the "plan"
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The answer really is fuck no.
November 23, 2024 at 10:55 PM
The answer really is fuck no.
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Good night, friends
November 24, 2024 at 4:51 AM
Good night, friends
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This is the average length of time that people admitted to hospital for Covid stayed in hospital, month by month throughout the last nearly five years in Scotland.
Can someone please point to the place on the graph where Covid becomes mild?
Can someone please point to the place on the graph where Covid becomes mild?
November 23, 2024 at 6:40 PM
This is the average length of time that people admitted to hospital for Covid stayed in hospital, month by month throughout the last nearly five years in Scotland.
Can someone please point to the place on the graph where Covid becomes mild?
Can someone please point to the place on the graph where Covid becomes mild?
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You couldn't make it up.
The New York Times, so active in getting people repeatedly infected, slips out a quiet little article saying that Covid infections can raise the risk of heart problems for years.
Can we please stop pretending?
archive.md/eNWvM
The New York Times, so active in getting people repeatedly infected, slips out a quiet little article saying that Covid infections can raise the risk of heart problems for years.
Can we please stop pretending?
archive.md/eNWvM
November 23, 2024 at 8:55 AM
You couldn't make it up.
The New York Times, so active in getting people repeatedly infected, slips out a quiet little article saying that Covid infections can raise the risk of heart problems for years.
Can we please stop pretending?
archive.md/eNWvM
The New York Times, so active in getting people repeatedly infected, slips out a quiet little article saying that Covid infections can raise the risk of heart problems for years.
Can we please stop pretending?
archive.md/eNWvM
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Now, look at this one closely.
It's Covid admissions in Scotland over the last nearly five years.
It's displayed by age bands.
Look at the youngest age group, 0-18s.
Then look at the graph in the next post...
It's Covid admissions in Scotland over the last nearly five years.
It's displayed by age bands.
Look at the youngest age group, 0-18s.
Then look at the graph in the next post...
November 23, 2024 at 7:06 PM
Now, look at this one closely.
It's Covid admissions in Scotland over the last nearly five years.
It's displayed by age bands.
Look at the youngest age group, 0-18s.
Then look at the graph in the next post...
It's Covid admissions in Scotland over the last nearly five years.
It's displayed by age bands.
Look at the youngest age group, 0-18s.
Then look at the graph in the next post...
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