Built one once. Finished two years before I started.

I'm never defending Bill Clinton. Raising a relevant moment and quote.

But NEVER defending Bill Clinton.

In the closing days of his presidency, at the signing of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, Clinton remarked something to the effect: "What we've gotten done here ain't gonna matter unless y'all fix global warming."

You mispronounced "misogynistic racist pigshit mob" But yes. There is.

HBO's Chernobyl beat this drum fairly effectively, I thought.

Take care of yourself, there's tons of us out here rooting for you!!! We adore you!!!

The depths of evil are as Human as the heights of good.

And some day we will all soar in those lofty realms, and remain forever free from the darkness below.

Fucking BRILLIANT.

Just wait.

"As Fuchsia climbed into the winding darkness her body was impregnated and made faint by a qualm as of green April."

Tried to diagram the sentence and broke my pinky finger.

I'm gonna look it up now, it's bugging me I can't remember the exact language that I bounced off of.

I had to put it down when she (the sister as I distantly recall) was ascending a set of stairs for an absurd number of pages, and Peake just started making up words.

Doesn't he mean pluralism whenever he uses the word "neutrality"?

I am beyond tired and overworked, so I may have misread it, but isn't this just a polemical against pluralism?

She laughed off my embarrasment and visible discomfort and sold me coffee.

I left feeling complicit in comprehensive exploitation, aroused when I didn't want to be, and still fucking cold.

One unusually cold wintery day in the PNW I was taking buses all the way up to Seattle.

Had a few minutes at a transit station in Tacoma. Saw a sign for coffee, thought it would warm me up. Didn't have a clue.

When she opened the window I exclaimed "Oh I'm so sorry!" and covered my eyes.

If W hadn't kneecapped the science then stem cells probably would've solved this in the 2010s.

Well I suppose "probably" is a strong word, but it was a very reasonble hope.

Ukraine didn't have then (or now, or anytime in-between) the specialist expertise and infrastructure to maintain those devices.

Trading them for security assurances seemed like a decent bet at the time. Maybe it was. Who knows.

Regardlsss, he definitely doesn't know any of this.