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BREAKING NEWS: Actual facts appear for the first time on "Truth" Social.
December 30, 2025 at 7:47 PM
BREAKING NEWS: Actual facts appear for the first time on "Truth" Social.
While waiting for the foldable iPhone, please give us an iPad that had the option for cameras that matched the Pro iPhone. It would be like having an old timey large format camera.
The current camera is junk.
The current camera is junk.
December 28, 2025 at 5:24 AM
While waiting for the foldable iPhone, please give us an iPad that had the option for cameras that matched the Pro iPhone. It would be like having an old timey large format camera.
The current camera is junk.
The current camera is junk.
@dieworkwear.bsky.social Have been invited to a party in January and trying to understand what qualifies as men’s “evening attire” for a 6:30 fancy party?
December 24, 2025 at 7:47 PM
@dieworkwear.bsky.social Have been invited to a party in January and trying to understand what qualifies as men’s “evening attire” for a 6:30 fancy party?
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Looking for a gift for that design or type lover in your life? My book Six Centuries of Type & Printing is a slim, gorgeous (I’d argue) hardcover volume that traces the history of putting inked type on paper. sixcent.info Signed and gift-wrapped options. Arrives within a week inside U.S.
December 8, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Looking for a gift for that design or type lover in your life? My book Six Centuries of Type & Printing is a slim, gorgeous (I’d argue) hardcover volume that traces the history of putting inked type on paper. sixcent.info Signed and gift-wrapped options. Arrives within a week inside U.S.
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I’m watching a slow train go by filled with army vehicles of all sorts. Has been going by for 10 minutes at least. Hundreds of vehicles
Depressing
Depressing
August 30, 2025 at 3:51 PM
I’m watching a slow train go by filled with army vehicles of all sorts. Has been going by for 10 minutes at least. Hundreds of vehicles
Depressing
Depressing
I love the lines in Chicago
June 26, 2025 at 7:58 PM
I love the lines in Chicago
Used to listen to The Dr Demento Show in college. Drove my freshman roommate crazy as he didn’t understand the appeal.
But then he hated Elvis Costello too, so no accounting for taste.
But then he hated Elvis Costello too, so no accounting for taste.
June 21, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Used to listen to The Dr Demento Show in college. Drove my freshman roommate crazy as he didn’t understand the appeal.
But then he hated Elvis Costello too, so no accounting for taste.
But then he hated Elvis Costello too, so no accounting for taste.
I am tired of people labeling all mass killers as “mentally ill”.
Dogma and distortion can result in people doing things they consider “important”, but are in reality, evil.
If you don’t think that the average person cannot act heinously, you have missed much of history.
Dogma and distortion can result in people doing things they consider “important”, but are in reality, evil.
If you don’t think that the average person cannot act heinously, you have missed much of history.
June 20, 2025 at 3:31 PM
I am tired of people labeling all mass killers as “mentally ill”.
Dogma and distortion can result in people doing things they consider “important”, but are in reality, evil.
If you don’t think that the average person cannot act heinously, you have missed much of history.
Dogma and distortion can result in people doing things they consider “important”, but are in reality, evil.
If you don’t think that the average person cannot act heinously, you have missed much of history.
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May 17, 2025 at 8:14 AM
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August, 1977
My family was taking a tour of New York - Statue of Liberty, Times Square Italian restaurants, and so forth - when I remembered that one of my favorite writers lived in New York City. 1/6
My family was taking a tour of New York - Statue of Liberty, Times Square Italian restaurants, and so forth - when I remembered that one of my favorite writers lived in New York City. 1/6
May 9, 2025 at 10:08 PM
August, 1977
My family was taking a tour of New York - Statue of Liberty, Times Square Italian restaurants, and so forth - when I remembered that one of my favorite writers lived in New York City. 1/6
My family was taking a tour of New York - Statue of Liberty, Times Square Italian restaurants, and so forth - when I remembered that one of my favorite writers lived in New York City. 1/6
August, 1977
My family was taking a tour of New York - Statue of Liberty, Times Square Italian restaurants, and so forth - when I remembered that one of my favorite writers lived in New York City. 1/6
My family was taking a tour of New York - Statue of Liberty, Times Square Italian restaurants, and so forth - when I remembered that one of my favorite writers lived in New York City. 1/6
May 9, 2025 at 10:08 PM
August, 1977
My family was taking a tour of New York - Statue of Liberty, Times Square Italian restaurants, and so forth - when I remembered that one of my favorite writers lived in New York City. 1/6
My family was taking a tour of New York - Statue of Liberty, Times Square Italian restaurants, and so forth - when I remembered that one of my favorite writers lived in New York City. 1/6
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Despite seeing several people I totally trust say this was real I still felt I had to verify it with my own eyes. And having done so I still can't believe it's real.
April 29, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Despite seeing several people I totally trust say this was real I still felt I had to verify it with my own eyes. And having done so I still can't believe it's real.
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😳 what's going on here 🤷♂️
April 19, 2025 at 7:02 PM
😳 what's going on here 🤷♂️
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Things Democratic Senators could do that would be useful:
- Withdraw unanimous consent from all Senate business until constitutional rule was restored
- Refuse to vote for any legislation until constitutional rule was restored
- Boycott as a caucus until constitutional rule was restored
- Withdraw unanimous consent from all Senate business until constitutional rule was restored
- Refuse to vote for any legislation until constitutional rule was restored
- Boycott as a caucus until constitutional rule was restored
April 1, 2025 at 3:39 AM
Things Democratic Senators could do that would be useful:
- Withdraw unanimous consent from all Senate business until constitutional rule was restored
- Refuse to vote for any legislation until constitutional rule was restored
- Boycott as a caucus until constitutional rule was restored
- Withdraw unanimous consent from all Senate business until constitutional rule was restored
- Refuse to vote for any legislation until constitutional rule was restored
- Boycott as a caucus until constitutional rule was restored
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Curious about the history of printing, from pre-Gutenberg to the present, and would like a book that offers a thorough but concise rundown? You can get a copy of Six Centuries of Type & Printing in a Kickstarter campaign I launched just now! www.kickstarter.com/projects/gle...
March 18, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Curious about the history of printing, from pre-Gutenberg to the present, and would like a book that offers a thorough but concise rundown? You can get a copy of Six Centuries of Type & Printing in a Kickstarter campaign I launched just now! www.kickstarter.com/projects/gle...
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With everything so seemingly terrible these days & no sign of anything remotely hopeful in the near future, I thought you might need this photo of a baby giraffe.
January 17, 2025 at 12:27 AM
With everything so seemingly terrible these days & no sign of anything remotely hopeful in the near future, I thought you might need this photo of a baby giraffe.
Will never be on it or any Meta platform.
I have missed out on many creative people’s postings, but I will be waiting here until they choose to arrive
I have missed out on many creative people’s postings, but I will be waiting here until they choose to arrive
Taking the plunge and deleting Instagram. Despite career necessities and the joy of connecting with people I have known my whole life and some only online and recently, Meta is part of a destructive path for society and I can’t participate in it, even in my little corner.
January 16, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Will never be on it or any Meta platform.
I have missed out on many creative people’s postings, but I will be waiting here until they choose to arrive
I have missed out on many creative people’s postings, but I will be waiting here until they choose to arrive
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Ann Telnaes, a Washington Post editorial cartoonist who has been with the newspaper for sixteen years, just quit her job after the cartoon below—which depicts Post owner Jeff Bezos and other CEOs bowing to Donald Trump—was spiked.
It's another huge blow to the credibility of a once-great newspaper.
It's another huge blow to the credibility of a once-great newspaper.
January 4, 2025 at 2:34 AM
Ann Telnaes, a Washington Post editorial cartoonist who has been with the newspaper for sixteen years, just quit her job after the cartoon below—which depicts Post owner Jeff Bezos and other CEOs bowing to Donald Trump—was spiked.
It's another huge blow to the credibility of a once-great newspaper.
It's another huge blow to the credibility of a once-great newspaper.
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Have that for “Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell”
I recommend no fewer than 4 copies of any beloved book. A paperback for traveling and lending to friends, an eBook for reading with greasy snack fingers, an audio book so you know how the characters' names are actually pronounced, and a pristine hardcover to be buried with you like a pharaoh
December 19, 2024 at 10:21 PM
Have that for “Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell”
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Thanks to Elon Musk and Donald Trump, Republicans cut $190 million for pediatric cancer research from the funding bill.
Congrats to DOGE on their first victory.
Congrats to DOGE on their first victory.
December 19, 2024 at 9:43 PM
Thanks to Elon Musk and Donald Trump, Republicans cut $190 million for pediatric cancer research from the funding bill.
Congrats to DOGE on their first victory.
Congrats to DOGE on their first victory.
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“I have personal reasons to be grateful to Fleishman and How Comics Were Made, his deeply researched and splendidly designed new history of that great American art form, the newspaper comic strip.” —Michael Chabon
The Midnight World | Michael Chabon
Glenn Fleishman’s history of the comic strip as a technological artifact vividly restores the world of newspaper printing—gamboge, Zip-A-Tone, flongs, and all.
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December 12, 2024 at 3:34 PM
“I have personal reasons to be grateful to Fleishman and How Comics Were Made, his deeply researched and splendidly designed new history of that great American art form, the newspaper comic strip.” —Michael Chabon