SlobberHog

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Razorback fan, international traveler, in search of fine charcuterie

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~Tilda is short for Publicatilda

My dog has a Fi collar that tracks her steps. I avg 11,000/day and she gets 18,000/day from our walks. Still a smidge shy of that 75,000 target tho

Unfortunately it will never occur to him that all those people want to because just maybe he’s the problem. If only he listened to Taylor Swift.

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Very Very Common Mike Dunford

A guy I know got his start making money by trading century-plus old leather bound books. Built up a million dollar private collection that’s in a climate controlled vault and smells amazing in there. Incredible stuff, especially some of the fore-edge paintings.

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soonergrunt

A skeleton walks into a bar, orders a beer and a mop

A baby seal walks into a club

Bouie apparently but then they’re getting a new feature made so maybe not? It’s hard to keep up

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Ryan Nanni

….why am I just now finding out about this option

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Joshua J. Friedman

It looks like a tiny pillow for him to sleep on when someone else is speaking

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Buttadeus

In the book Eon, the Little Death was a limited engagement nuclear exchange.

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Philip Bump

Still doesn’t explain that horrendous kitchen

*was

“1% inspiration 99% perspiration” made pretty much everyone in gifted + talented programs roll their eyes.

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Georgia is a Verb

Surely there’s a way to market that to the raw milk crowd

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Will Stancil

How much is US citizens and how much is foreign troll farms?

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GOLIKEHELLMACHINE

Several right wingers on the other site are saying it’s an inside job, someone had to have let the shooter get up on that roof, deep state has it in for Trump, etc. Not sure that’s the spin the campaign wants to go for tho.

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Very Very Common Mike Dunford

So would you say the devil is in the details?

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SlobberHog

According to the Center for Strategic and International Studies—an eminently respectable, bipartisan think tank—right-wing political violence accounted for more than 90 percent of all attacks or plots in the first half of 2020, far outpacing terrorism from any other source since 1990.

We’re in an epidemic of right-wing terror. Won’t someone tell the press?www.motherjones.com More than a decade of media malpractice enabled January 6. Has the media learned its lesson?

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Re-Pete 🦆

But would we still have gotten the Franz Ferdinand band?

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Twitter's Bobby Big Wheel

May you live in interesting times is more of a curse than a blessing

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Faine Greenwood

I would place pretty good odds on paranoid delusions being in his future

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Angus Johnston

Having worked in restaurants, can confirm

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Zoomer Antimillenarian

I don’t think you’re taking into account the scale difference. When follower counts get high enough, blocking becomes a full time job just doing that.

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Dexter Remmick

Campaign cash on hand is different due to rules about what it can be used for compared to Super PACs. Tho I’m not sure if those rules are ever actually enforced…

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Will Stancil

None of this takes into account how each campaign is set up for the next four months. Biden has prebought tons of ad time, more cash, and a massive ground game infrastructure built. Trump has no almost no ad pre-buys and is outsourcing the ground game.

Does he even have to spend that much? I’m expecting unlimited amounts of dark money coming in from Saudis, Russians, Harlan Crowe etc

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Walter Olson

@kenwhite.bsky.social let’s say Smith wants to go full Joker-watch-the-world-burn and charges all the remaining co-conspirators during the RNC. Does this ruling preclude any of Trumps presidential acts from being used as evidence in *someone else’s* case or just his own?

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Doug