Temba, his arms wide enough to smack a fool.

Obligatory: youtu.be/_uIxSwvmWVM?...

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The f is a frozen hot chocolate?

"Okay. So you've got a Grey Cup...”

Boba Fetish

Headlines should read "Representative who shook hands with Nick Fuentes shocked that the people they supported turned out to be fascists who use terror as a political instrument."

Oh _that's_ why Trump told everybody about perving on underage beauty pageant contestants. Because he was under cover.

Might be nice if social media platforms applied the same standard to the Department of War nee Defense posting that it will murder anyone in a boat if they think there might be drugs on board after actually murdering people.

In 2005 Nick Drake, Al Green, Stevie Wonder and Joni Mitchell were in heavy rotation in my CD changer.

Or Rodney Taylor, a disabled double amputee who’s been in America since he was two years old.

He was days away from receiving new prosthetic legs when ICE grabbed him

His health is declining, they won’t let him get his legs and they’ve placed him in solitary

www.disabledginger.com/p/help-rodne...

It's not so much a transient ischemic attack and more of a permanent residential one.

Would you listen? Too niche/dark/real? Honest feedback appreciated to gauge whether this is usefully incisive critique or just my psyche desperately grasping at straws in the face of ongoing authoritarian horror (5/5)

Show 3: "Fact-ory": A Veritasium-style science explainer funded by the Trump Administration's National Science Foundation and RFK Jr.'s Department of Health and Human Services. Just as confidently wrong as it sounds. (4/5)

Show 2: "NumberPimp": A math explainer channel where a bodybuilder teaches calculus through toxic masculinity. Limits are "your personal best weight." Natural numbers are "reps." Absolute value is "your abs." (3/5)

Example show 1: "Steven Miller's Table Reads:" Stephen Miller, accomplished fascist and aspiring screenwriter, hosts a podcast where he workshops his TV pilots such as "Law & Order: Loss Prevention" about elite detectives who track down and arrest a baby using formula stolen from Walgreens (2/5)