Bryan Wasetis
@bwasetis.bsky.social
Community, systems, and policy focused. Posts about equitable land use, transit, and housing. Opinions mine. ❤️
D2 Portland, OR 💚
he/him
D2 Portland, OR 💚
he/him
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Remember: if you destroy a trash can and a whole cooked roast falls out, this is fine. The roast is fresh and hot and ready to consume. Doing so will heal you completely, through the magic of Thanksgiving. A holiday miracle!
November 27, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Remember: if you destroy a trash can and a whole cooked roast falls out, this is fine. The roast is fresh and hot and ready to consume. Doing so will heal you completely, through the magic of Thanksgiving. A holiday miracle!
Reposted by Bryan Wasetis
But look at this chart, from a CBO letter linked to in the article. People at top end of the income scale is getting a massive windfall, on the backs of people on the lower end. Oregon could and should plug the budget gap by taxing that windfall. Call it the Big Beautiful Surcharge. 3/
November 23, 2025 at 7:19 PM
But look at this chart, from a CBO letter linked to in the article. People at top end of the income scale is getting a massive windfall, on the backs of people on the lower end. Oregon could and should plug the budget gap by taxing that windfall. Call it the Big Beautiful Surcharge. 3/
Dude, real. Systems brain is so unfun. Just living that They Live life day to day 🙃
a black and white photo of a building with the words marry and reproduce on it
ALT: a black and white photo of a building with the words marry and reproduce on it
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November 23, 2025 at 4:32 AM
Dude, real. Systems brain is so unfun. Just living that They Live life day to day 🙃
TriMet’s new poll ain’t great, either. It asks you to rank things by how they “affect your feeling of safety” but leaves out the type of affect (positive, negative, etc). Lots of room for misinterpreting.
October 21, 2025 at 10:25 PM
TriMet’s new poll ain’t great, either. It asks you to rank things by how they “affect your feeling of safety” but leaves out the type of affect (positive, negative, etc). Lots of room for misinterpreting.
I find them to be pretty conservative with nudity in the US. But even if your gym ends up having a more nude forward locker room culture, changing privately is completely fine. Everyone should be minding their own business :)
October 12, 2025 at 5:31 PM
I find them to be pretty conservative with nudity in the US. But even if your gym ends up having a more nude forward locker room culture, changing privately is completely fine. Everyone should be minding their own business :)