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I love this list, and very glad the one I immediately thought of was on there (In The Morning by Built To Spill, a very energetic STOP!) - I bet for the next week I'm gonna be listening to songs differently just to find one now
January 17, 2026 at 7:46 PM
I love this list, and very glad the one I immediately thought of was on there (In The Morning by Built To Spill, a very energetic STOP!) - I bet for the next week I'm gonna be listening to songs differently just to find one now
A reminder to anyone who hasn't to rewatch star trek, the things you focus on as a kid and what you focus on as an adult are very different
January 15, 2026 at 5:22 PM
A reminder to anyone who hasn't to rewatch star trek, the things you focus on as a kid and what you focus on as an adult are very different
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Reposted by sammog.bsky.social
the reason they don’t bother to manufacture the consent beforehand is that everyone just sort of does it for them post-facto now
January 3, 2026 at 5:02 PM
the reason they don’t bother to manufacture the consent beforehand is that everyone just sort of does it for them post-facto now
Pluribus reminds me of reading the subreddit for Severance. They'd figured out the mystery by the end of season 2 ep1, it left nothing to explore or to grow from. Any critical comment was jumped on, there was no room to have a thought other than 'this is brilliant'. Fandoms can be stifling.
December 25, 2025 at 9:06 AM
Pluribus reminds me of reading the subreddit for Severance. They'd figured out the mystery by the end of season 2 ep1, it left nothing to explore or to grow from. Any critical comment was jumped on, there was no room to have a thought other than 'this is brilliant'. Fandoms can be stifling.