Indy Gal
@indy-gal.bsky.social
Life long independent.
Preparing for a new era of common sense vrs WTF.
All voters should be required to pass basic Civics test.
All Americans should be required to read the Constitution.
Preparing for a new era of common sense vrs WTF.
All voters should be required to pass basic Civics test.
All Americans should be required to read the Constitution.
LMAOOOOOOO
You see the No Kings marches today? This is like spitting a pea at a charging bull.
You see the No Kings marches today? This is like spitting a pea at a charging bull.
October 18, 2025 at 11:08 PM
LMAOOOOOOO
You see the No Kings marches today? This is like spitting a pea at a charging bull.
You see the No Kings marches today? This is like spitting a pea at a charging bull.
A couple of them look like a herd of cats moved out of the seat of their britches.
Either no ass'a'tall, or pull your damn britches up.
Either no ass'a'tall, or pull your damn britches up.
February 22, 2025 at 7:13 PM
A couple of them look like a herd of cats moved out of the seat of their britches.
Either no ass'a'tall, or pull your damn britches up.
Either no ass'a'tall, or pull your damn britches up.
"Chalchiuhtlicueyecatl"
The indigenous name for the Gulf of Mexico, primarily from the Aztec (Mexica) people who spoke Nahuatl.
Translates to "House of Chalchiuhtlicue," the goddess of the seas; the Maya people may have referred to it as "nahá," meaning "great water."
The indigenous name for the Gulf of Mexico, primarily from the Aztec (Mexica) people who spoke Nahuatl.
Translates to "House of Chalchiuhtlicue," the goddess of the seas; the Maya people may have referred to it as "nahá," meaning "great water."
February 19, 2025 at 5:00 PM
"Chalchiuhtlicueyecatl"
The indigenous name for the Gulf of Mexico, primarily from the Aztec (Mexica) people who spoke Nahuatl.
Translates to "House of Chalchiuhtlicue," the goddess of the seas; the Maya people may have referred to it as "nahá," meaning "great water."
The indigenous name for the Gulf of Mexico, primarily from the Aztec (Mexica) people who spoke Nahuatl.
Translates to "House of Chalchiuhtlicue," the goddess of the seas; the Maya people may have referred to it as "nahá," meaning "great water."
