David Dickson
@dickiddaveson.bsky.social
fuck
i’m like 6 years older than that chud, what the hell
i’m like 6 years older than that chud, what the hell
November 14, 2025 at 4:12 AM
fuck
i’m like 6 years older than that chud, what the hell
i’m like 6 years older than that chud, what the hell
They are healthy and delicious
November 13, 2025 at 4:02 AM
They are healthy and delicious
nooooooooooooooooooooo
November 12, 2025 at 11:02 PM
nooooooooooooooooooooo
Lol on the year
November 11, 2025 at 11:56 PM
Lol on the year
"Allllllriiiiight, fine. If you want an experienced public servant, vote for me."
"But if you want to believe a lot of crazy promises. . . then by all means: Vote for this SLEAZY. LUNATIC."
"But if you want to believe a lot of crazy promises. . . then by all means: Vote for this SLEAZY. LUNATIC."
November 11, 2025 at 10:09 PM
"Allllllriiiiight, fine. If you want an experienced public servant, vote for me."
"But if you want to believe a lot of crazy promises. . . then by all means: Vote for this SLEAZY. LUNATIC."
"But if you want to believe a lot of crazy promises. . . then by all means: Vote for this SLEAZY. LUNATIC."
Also, to those who repeat endlessly the canard “no one in the younger generation is buying a home”. . . ummmmm 👇
Outdated narratives and folk wisdom are hard to kill, sometimes.
Outdated narratives and folk wisdom are hard to kill, sometimes.
November 11, 2025 at 4:51 AM
Also, to those who repeat endlessly the canard “no one in the younger generation is buying a home”. . . ummmmm 👇
Outdated narratives and folk wisdom are hard to kill, sometimes.
Outdated narratives and folk wisdom are hard to kill, sometimes.
My reply to those who say “no one can afford a home” is always this. 👇
Clearly, many people are affording homes.
Perhaps we’re just unhappy about it all for reasons other than “affordability”.
Clearly, many people are affording homes.
Perhaps we’re just unhappy about it all for reasons other than “affordability”.
November 11, 2025 at 4:47 AM
My reply to those who say “no one can afford a home” is always this. 👇
Clearly, many people are affording homes.
Perhaps we’re just unhappy about it all for reasons other than “affordability”.
Clearly, many people are affording homes.
Perhaps we’re just unhappy about it all for reasons other than “affordability”.
Remember when Barbara Boxer effusively praised Lindsey Graham at the end the Coney Barrett confirmation hearing, and gave him a long, warm hug?
Something like that is happening here.
Some Senate Dems genuinely love and admire their Republican colleagues, and don't want them to leave office.
Something like that is happening here.
Some Senate Dems genuinely love and admire their Republican colleagues, and don't want them to leave office.
November 11, 2025 at 3:08 AM
Remember when Barbara Boxer effusively praised Lindsey Graham at the end the Coney Barrett confirmation hearing, and gave him a long, warm hug?
Something like that is happening here.
Some Senate Dems genuinely love and admire their Republican colleagues, and don't want them to leave office.
Something like that is happening here.
Some Senate Dems genuinely love and admire their Republican colleagues, and don't want them to leave office.
Apropos to nothing:
Ever since Twitter became popular, I’ve been unable to hear “QT” and not think of this.
Me, in dad movie mode 👇
Ever since Twitter became popular, I’ve been unable to hear “QT” and not think of this.
Me, in dad movie mode 👇
November 9, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Apropos to nothing:
Ever since Twitter became popular, I’ve been unable to hear “QT” and not think of this.
Me, in dad movie mode 👇
Ever since Twitter became popular, I’ve been unable to hear “QT” and not think of this.
Me, in dad movie mode 👇
The funny thing is: Governor Spencer Cox, R-UT, did the best job of explaining what basically *is* the Dem position on transgender rights and opposition to blanket bans, on sports and other things.
He said things here, that Dems seemingly can't.
Maybe being a conservative lends him credibility.
He said things here, that Dems seemingly can't.
Maybe being a conservative lends him credibility.
November 3, 2025 at 7:21 PM
The funny thing is: Governor Spencer Cox, R-UT, did the best job of explaining what basically *is* the Dem position on transgender rights and opposition to blanket bans, on sports and other things.
He said things here, that Dems seemingly can't.
Maybe being a conservative lends him credibility.
He said things here, that Dems seemingly can't.
Maybe being a conservative lends him credibility.
Also you’re missing the sporpsball glory
November 2, 2025 at 7:31 AM
Also you’re missing the sporpsball glory
You have to wake up one shoe at a time just like the rest of us
October 29, 2025 at 3:16 AM
You have to wake up one shoe at a time just like the rest of us
Smith appears to have a split personality.
On the one hand, 1.) he keeps churning out articles like this. 👇 Which are good.
On the other hand, 2.) what the fuck is this shit. 👆
The dude even--constantly, to his credit--notes that social media is "marinating everybody's brains".
And yet.
On the one hand, 1.) he keeps churning out articles like this. 👇 Which are good.
On the other hand, 2.) what the fuck is this shit. 👆
The dude even--constantly, to his credit--notes that social media is "marinating everybody's brains".
And yet.
October 26, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Smith appears to have a split personality.
On the one hand, 1.) he keeps churning out articles like this. 👇 Which are good.
On the other hand, 2.) what the fuck is this shit. 👆
The dude even--constantly, to his credit--notes that social media is "marinating everybody's brains".
And yet.
On the one hand, 1.) he keeps churning out articles like this. 👇 Which are good.
On the other hand, 2.) what the fuck is this shit. 👆
The dude even--constantly, to his credit--notes that social media is "marinating everybody's brains".
And yet.
The American people are the Great Cow Nandini:
October 26, 2025 at 5:32 PM
The American people are the Great Cow Nandini:
@walshfreedom.bsky.social has his number
October 26, 2025 at 2:17 AM
@walshfreedom.bsky.social has his number
To his credit (I guess), he did preface his article with this, which undercuts his main thesis. 👇
When about 2/5 of Jewish voters in New York support Mamdani despite all the "horrors" Stephens laid out, perhaps it's time for Stephens to take a critical look at his own assumptions. Not that he will.
When about 2/5 of Jewish voters in New York support Mamdani despite all the "horrors" Stephens laid out, perhaps it's time for Stephens to take a critical look at his own assumptions. Not that he will.
October 22, 2025 at 8:56 PM
To his credit (I guess), he did preface his article with this, which undercuts his main thesis. 👇
When about 2/5 of Jewish voters in New York support Mamdani despite all the "horrors" Stephens laid out, perhaps it's time for Stephens to take a critical look at his own assumptions. Not that he will.
When about 2/5 of Jewish voters in New York support Mamdani despite all the "horrors" Stephens laid out, perhaps it's time for Stephens to take a critical look at his own assumptions. Not that he will.