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@icelandturbine A bit too prophetic for the US right now. We're between dystopian and Idiocrasy. 😳😱🫣😭

I was told today that The handmaid's tale is on Netflix! I've always wanted to watch it, tonight I'll start it! I'm also reading the book, I've heard the adaptation is very good and that Margaret Atwood was involved in the show.

@tanyalovesbenny 🤨🤔😏🥳🤪😂😜🤣🤣🤣😛☺️😊😉😘

Got my Friday plans lined up … 😌

The Supreme Court is an illegitimate bribe cult. They need to be kicked out of there and the entire system replaced so we have judges, not fascist billionaire puppets. I’m exhausted with this shit.

@allisons_acct Yupper. You think gas prices are high now?

@GrumpmanJ Oh my. Oh my my. Oh my.

The fit is gonna hit the shan real soon. Bucket up.

April 2026 was the worst April for drought in US recorded history, dating back to 1895. Yes, even worse than the Dust Bowl.

Yes, you 💥🤘🏻

This applied math textbook starts its chapter on ring theory with a quote from Sauron. [tinyurl.com/4kkms5b8]

"One of the most fearsome characters to the patriarchy was once the weaver-woman. The term spinster, used as a derogatory label for an unmarried older woman, originated in an effort to condemn the successfully self-employed woman who did not need financial support. Spinning and weaving were good trades, and these women did not need to marry in order to survive. When women gathered to work, as they often would when weaving or spinning, such a gathering was feared by the overculture for its otherworldliness, for its hidden nature where anything could happen outside the watchful eye of male authority. In From the Beast to the Blonde, Marina Warner writes, “Typical meeting places for women alone, like public laundries and spinning rooms, were feared to give rise to slander and intrigue and secret liaisons. Of all the professions, official and unofficial, those which allowed women to pass between worlds out of the control of native or marital family seemed to pose the greatest threat to apparent due order.” To weave has always been the witch’s work, and witch’s work has always threatened the powers that be.” ~ Danielle Dulsky Art by Red K Elders #weaving #witchcraft #HERstory #divinefeminine

@allisons_acct 🤪😂😜🤣🤣🤣🥰😝😋😊😉

@GrumpmanJ kit won’t easily forget 🤭

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Cute cheetah 🐆

@chillwiththa1 @_wej01 @theNyx__ A decades-old agreement in Seattle, driven by noise complaints from affluent Laurelhurst residents, forces Seattle Children’s Hospital to restrict medical helicopter landings to life-threatening emergencies only. Non-urgent transports must land over a mile away ... Google it.

@_wej01 @theNyx__ You’re lying.

How do we know we're in late stage capitalism? Helicopters carrying *SICK CHILDREN* cannot land at Seattle *CHILDRENS HOSPITAL* because the affluent owners of nearby properties don't like the noise. *SICK CHILDREN* have to land a mile away and be transported by ambulance to the hospital, as to not inconvenience the RICH folks The amount of hateful losers on this post blaming "Liberals" for the actions of one of the most conservative neighborhoods in the state is absolutely wild.

EXCLUSIVE: In 2022, a grand jury investigated Trump’s alleged interference in the 2020 election. It heard from more than 60 witnesses. For years, the full record of what those witnesses said under oath has remained hidden from public view. Until now. #transcripts" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lawfaremedia.org/projects-serie…

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