ZombieHotflash
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What didn't kill me made me stranger.
Location: Your sofa (pronounced Langley)
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English
Español
日本語
Italiano
Português
Français
אידיש
妖怪💜
secret力:
見えぬ老女
invisible old lady
code switcher
CisHet LoMelanin AllySpy
🚺
What didn't kill me made me stranger.
Location: Your sofa (pronounced Langley)
https://linktr.ee/ZombieHotflash
That's damning w/faint praise, innit? I haven't seen enuf of @bradleywhitford.bsky.social's work to draw the same conclusion, but your assessmt puts me in mind of what I think of Robt Redford's acting. I'm glad Redford was a better director & even better talent spotter who rejected ∞hot star🌟 status
November 26, 2025 at 3:11 PM
That's damning w/faint praise, innit? I haven't seen enuf of @bradleywhitford.bsky.social's work to draw the same conclusion, but your assessmt puts me in mind of what I think of Robt Redford's acting. I'm glad Redford was a better director & even better talent spotter who rejected ∞hot star🌟 status
This is my not surprised face
November 24, 2025 at 2:55 PM
This is my not surprised face
Using psychoactives wasn't new—but meth was the 20th C. form. Scopolamine can do this. Psychopharma experts: others?
www.scmp.com/magazines/po...
www.scmp.com/magazines/po...
Amphetamines: how World War II got Japan and the US hooked
In this second excerpt of Peter Andreas’ book Killer High, the author recounts how a post-war surplus of the drug triggered addiction epidemics around the world.
www.scmp.com
November 22, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Using psychoactives wasn't new—but meth was the 20th C. form. Scopolamine can do this. Psychopharma experts: others?
www.scmp.com/magazines/po...
www.scmp.com/magazines/po...
I'm in questioning mode, so—while speculative—it's not a stretch. Given the indiscriminate thuggery of ICE & CBP, I must ask how does human decency get 86ed? I'm reminded in WWII, methamphetamine was given to troops on all sides to get them to carry out violence they wouldn't have done unaltered.
Amphetamines: how World War II got Japan and the US hooked
In this second excerpt of Peter Andreas’ book Killer High, the author recounts how a post-war surplus of the drug triggered addiction epidemics around the world.
www.scmp.com
November 22, 2025 at 2:32 PM
I'm in questioning mode, so—while speculative—it's not a stretch. Given the indiscriminate thuggery of ICE & CBP, I must ask how does human decency get 86ed? I'm reminded in WWII, methamphetamine was given to troops on all sides to get them to carry out violence they wouldn't have done unaltered.
It's also a state crime, and those are not pardonable.
November 22, 2025 at 12:53 PM
It's also a state crime, and those are not pardonable.