taco.cat
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✊ alice lgbtq dems + victory fund
🙇♂️ all views personal
November 13, 2025 at 4:08 AM
An article suggesting PA pronunciations are shifting due to self-awareness / embarrassment: grammarphobia.com/blog/2013/06...
“water” → “wooder,” “towel” → tal, “bagel” → beggle, “dentist” → dennis
> “As people become aware, they tend to reverse them. They say, ‘Oh we shouldn’t talk that way.’”
“water” → “wooder,” “towel” → tal, “bagel” → beggle, “dentist” → dennis
> “As people become aware, they tend to reverse them. They say, ‘Oh we shouldn’t talk that way.’”
November 12, 2025 at 6:01 AM
An article suggesting PA pronunciations are shifting due to self-awareness / embarrassment: grammarphobia.com/blog/2013/06...
“water” → “wooder,” “towel” → tal, “bagel” → beggle, “dentist” → dennis
> “As people become aware, they tend to reverse them. They say, ‘Oh we shouldn’t talk that way.’”
“water” → “wooder,” “towel” → tal, “bagel” → beggle, “dentist” → dennis
> “As people become aware, they tend to reverse them. They say, ‘Oh we shouldn’t talk that way.’”
Got a poll today that included a list of candidates for that seat asking who I’d vote for and the best answer I could muster was 🥴
November 11, 2025 at 6:58 AM
Got a poll today that included a list of candidates for that seat asking who I’d vote for and the best answer I could muster was 🥴
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Thanks to the hard work of HRC and our partners, marriage equality remains the law of the land through Obergefell v. Hodges and the Respect for Marriage Act.
We won’t let up. We will keep fighting until all of us are free.
We won’t let up. We will keep fighting until all of us are free.
November 10, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Thanks to the hard work of HRC and our partners, marriage equality remains the law of the land through Obergefell v. Hodges and the Respect for Marriage Act.
We won’t let up. We will keep fighting until all of us are free.
We won’t let up. We will keep fighting until all of us are free.
Looks like FAA is 65% funded via excise taxes and TSA 1/3. But it’s ridiculous to argue that aviation safety isn’t a public good that generates far more in economic/social value than the share funded by appropriations.
Those precious shareholders are also losing out on total market returns by 80%+
Those precious shareholders are also losing out on total market returns by 80%+
November 9, 2025 at 7:01 AM
Looks like FAA is 65% funded via excise taxes and TSA 1/3. But it’s ridiculous to argue that aviation safety isn’t a public good that generates far more in economic/social value than the share funded by appropriations.
Those precious shareholders are also losing out on total market returns by 80%+
Those precious shareholders are also losing out on total market returns by 80%+