No, I’m talking about putting the pet relief station on the left into the private train car on the right
December 2, 2025 at 7:57 PM
No, I’m talking about putting the pet relief station on the left into the private train car on the right
Baltimore weighing in early on the fixie debate
December 1, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Baltimore weighing in early on the fixie debate
Looking at the map, I’m not sure there are great options for a subway. If you go under the railroad tracks, you wind up having to go really deep for most of the route.
November 25, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Looking at the map, I’m not sure there are great options for a subway. If you go under the railroad tracks, you wind up having to go really deep for most of the route.
Damn someone should invent a council that represents people from all over the city, that sounds super useful
(From the Baltimore Brew’s Facebook comments section)
(From the Baltimore Brew’s Facebook comments section)
November 24, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Damn someone should invent a council that represents people from all over the city, that sounds super useful
(From the Baltimore Brew’s Facebook comments section)
(From the Baltimore Brew’s Facebook comments section)
I see we’ve moved past the “I support renters but” pretense
November 21, 2025 at 10:09 PM
I see we’ve moved past the “I support renters but” pretense
Would that be somewhere between 25th and 29th?
Also I’m looking at the map and I feel like putting Charles North south of Charles Village was a bad plan
Also I’m looking at the map and I feel like putting Charles North south of Charles Village was a bad plan
November 5, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Would that be somewhere between 25th and 29th?
Also I’m looking at the map and I feel like putting Charles North south of Charles Village was a bad plan
Also I’m looking at the map and I feel like putting Charles North south of Charles Village was a bad plan
Yeah, that looks pretty small to me
October 28, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Yeah, that looks pretty small to me
Damn it’s a shame they didn’t address that in the article
October 26, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Damn it’s a shame they didn’t address that in the article
You know what your neighbors could legally do now that would block your sun? Plant a tree.
October 26, 2025 at 4:42 PM
You know what your neighbors could legally do now that would block your sun? Plant a tree.
It’s actually easier to gerrymander the more seats there are. You can draw some dots on a piece of paper and test it for yourself.
Having more districts means that you can pack more districts with the voters you want to suppress, which is what I drew out
Having more districts means that you can pack more districts with the voters you want to suppress, which is what I drew out
October 24, 2025 at 3:07 AM
It’s actually easier to gerrymander the more seats there are. You can draw some dots on a piece of paper and test it for yourself.
Having more districts means that you can pack more districts with the voters you want to suppress, which is what I drew out
Having more districts means that you can pack more districts with the voters you want to suppress, which is what I drew out
Disappointing campaign announcement email from Conway: “I’m running for office and I’ll figure out why my district wants me to run later”
October 16, 2025 at 11:38 AM
Disappointing campaign announcement email from Conway: “I’m running for office and I’ll figure out why my district wants me to run later”
It does feel particularly fitting that Trump’s version of the statue is not solid marble but rather marble bits and resin
October 14, 2025 at 12:51 PM
It does feel particularly fitting that Trump’s version of the statue is not solid marble but rather marble bits and resin
Seems bad that we’re now in the “white people explicitly admitting they’re looking for plagiarized background info in Black academics’ work as a form of revenge” era!
October 3, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Seems bad that we’re now in the “white people explicitly admitting they’re looking for plagiarized background info in Black academics’ work as a form of revenge” era!
I would be embarrassed to answer a rhetorical question with “perspectives might vary”
October 1, 2025 at 11:16 PM
I would be embarrassed to answer a rhetorical question with “perspectives might vary”
This becomes really obvious when they get to trans people.
They argue it’s unnatural to have women’s sports be for “females or persons who identify as female” because that’s more words than “female”
They argue it’s unnatural to have women’s sports be for “females or persons who identify as female” because that’s more words than “female”
September 23, 2025 at 3:24 PM
This becomes really obvious when they get to trans people.
They argue it’s unnatural to have women’s sports be for “females or persons who identify as female” because that’s more words than “female”
They argue it’s unnatural to have women’s sports be for “females or persons who identify as female” because that’s more words than “female”
They offer three tests for determining naturalness: changeability, arbitrariness, and use value. But these tests don’t actually work.
September 23, 2025 at 2:32 PM
They offer three tests for determining naturalness: changeability, arbitrariness, and use value. But these tests don’t actually work.
Look at this list of sets.
Some sets on the left are subsets of sets on the right (“gold” is a subset of “gold or iron pyrite”), others are supersets (“water” is a superset of “water in Lake Erie”), and others overlap (something could be an oak tree, look like one from 10’, both, or neither)
Some sets on the left are subsets of sets on the right (“gold” is a subset of “gold or iron pyrite”), others are supersets (“water” is a superset of “water in Lake Erie”), and others overlap (something could be an oak tree, look like one from 10’, both, or neither)
September 23, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Look at this list of sets.
Some sets on the left are subsets of sets on the right (“gold” is a subset of “gold or iron pyrite”), others are supersets (“water” is a superset of “water in Lake Erie”), and others overlap (something could be an oak tree, look like one from 10’, both, or neither)
Some sets on the left are subsets of sets on the right (“gold” is a subset of “gold or iron pyrite”), others are supersets (“water” is a superset of “water in Lake Erie”), and others overlap (something could be an oak tree, look like one from 10’, both, or neither)
It’s so funny that Middleton and Porter voted against an amendment clarifying that the bill doesn’t affect existing buildings
Like what are we even doing here
Like what are we even doing here
September 19, 2025 at 1:16 AM
It’s so funny that Middleton and Porter voted against an amendment clarifying that the bill doesn’t affect existing buildings
Like what are we even doing here
Like what are we even doing here
Standing over the sink eating the flesh off a mango seed like
August 30, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Standing over the sink eating the flesh off a mango seed like
Yet more evidence for my “all entrepreneurship is either wage theft or dodging regulation” theory
August 6, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Yet more evidence for my “all entrepreneurship is either wage theft or dodging regulation” theory
Spotted some excellent driving decisions
July 31, 2025 at 10:33 PM
Spotted some excellent driving decisions
Ivan Bates doing a Fox News town hall? Yeah, that tracks.
June 30, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Ivan Bates doing a Fox News town hall? Yeah, that tracks.
If the list of archetypal works includes Harry Potter what are we even doing here
Like “involves a school” and “a bad thing happens” are the only criteria we might as well throw in the breakfast club
Like “involves a school” and “a bad thing happens” are the only criteria we might as well throw in the breakfast club
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June 23, 2025 at 1:49 AM
If the list of archetypal works includes Harry Potter what are we even doing here
Like “involves a school” and “a bad thing happens” are the only criteria we might as well throw in the breakfast club
Like “involves a school” and “a bad thing happens” are the only criteria we might as well throw in the breakfast club