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My only fear is that these NDP clips are going to make the rounds so widely that Canada is going to be flagged as a more tempting invasion prospect than Cuba.
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@moebius_strip All the equity in the world and somehow the son and grandson of party leader is the most fit to lead.
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In the history of things that never happened, nothing has ever happened less
Acyn@Acyn
RFK JR: One time, Trump grabbed a placemat, turned it over, took a Sharpie, and drew a perfect map of the Middle East. Then he marked the troop strength of every country along each border on that map..
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@cselley He's as likely to be the next Prime Minister as any of us on this app.
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Fun fact about left-wing firebrand populist Avi Lewis: He would be the first Canadian prime minister to have attended Upper Canada College.
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@CaitlinPacific Just as not every person who is unsuccessful with women is an incel, not all stay at home moms are trad wives.
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Is a “trad wife” an “at home mother,” or is she a quasi homesteader?
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New York Times promoting a homemade matzoh recipe that isn't kosher for passover is definitely on the nose
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No phones, no screens, just kids irradiating themselves in the moment
Brian Eastwood@BrianEastwoodx
This Lone Ranger Atomic Bomb ring was distributed by Kix cereal in the late 40's, for 15 cents and a mail-in box top. It was actually a spinthariscope containing radioactive Polonium-210 (one of the most toxic substances out there). A child would take the toy into a pitch-black room, remove the tail cap from the 'bomb', and look through a tiny lens to see flashes of light from the Polonium-210 atoms decaying into Lead-206.
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@BirdBeakAnimal @fakehistoryhunt @robbertleusink Cholera didn't arrive in Europe until the 19th century.
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@fakehistoryhunt @robbertleusink Cholera would've been a risk though, no?
I remember "table beer" growing up in Belgium. Very low alcohol and kids were allowed to drink it. Usually served with lunch.
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Trappist monks kept medieval Europe alive and nobody gave them credit for it
During plague years, wells killed you, but beer couldn't
The fermentation process eliminated the bacteria that made water lethal
The monks had no germ theory, just one observation repeated across generations: beer was safe, water wasn't
So they brewed it at scale for everyone
Every craft brewery alive today is the secular heir to monks who kept plague-era Europe drinking
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I will vote for any party that promises to drop foreign-ownership restrictions on airlines, as the Competition Bureau recommended last year.
I do not anticipate voting.
Paul Vieira@paulvieira
"Air Canada is treated as private when it competes and public when it offends. The rules change depending on the political salience of the moment. That is not a stable way to build an airline." theglobeandmail.com/business/comme…
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@cselley Tourists notoriously hate landing in the city they're visiting.
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People who think it is good that there isn't mass starvation across the planet even though we have more than 8 billion people, and Iowans, are a little put out that there isn't more widespread celebration of Norman Borlaug's birthday today.
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@HistoryBoomer Do you know how alienating that attitude is for miserable people. Do better, Carl.
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I’m mediocre at math but I still like his books.
His characters are a bit two dimensional but he tells a good story.
Sometimes you can just enjoy stuff!
Robert Rubsam@rob_rubsam
Driving me slightly insane that everyone has to pretend that Andy Weir is a real novelist and not a guy whose books are like 70% math equations
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@benryanwriter I borrowed it from the library, but really just reading all the takes would have been fine.
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@AlanMCole @HamptonPrezcott There's a reason there are people whose entire job is booking Disney trips for others.
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@HamptonPrezcott Yeah this is kind of the biggest barrier to me on the parks. (I have a kid in the requisite age bracket.)
I'm well-off and don't mind paying extra money for a good experience, but there's mental load in figuring out and optimizing the whole meta-layer of pricing schemes.
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I think the problem with Disney Parks isn’t the cost, per se (they have always been extremely expensive), it’s the obscene complexity of the experience (Lightning Pass, etc.) coupled with lousy bang for buck at F&B and Hotels.
Sonny Bunch@SonnyBunch
@RobGeorge This is the thing: Disney Parks are, maybe, in a sneakily large amount of trouble because they’re losing the next generation due to ticket prices, lack of interest, etc. It’s a similar problem with movie theaters but papered over by all the Disney Adults still coming to parks.
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"As has been explained to your agency, ad nauseam, the United Kingdom lost the American Revolutionary War. We are not in the mood to discuss the matter further, and have not been in the mood for 250 years" — @prestonjbyrne to UK speech regulators
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4chan Sends Hilarious, Hamster-Filled Reminder That U.S. Companies Need Not Follow British Speech Regulations reason.com/2026/03/23/4ch…
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@MiriVinni She doesn't paint it as a sacrifice however. She positions it as a win that she didn't recognize right away.
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I think my “she’s more honest than most about the sacrifices she’s willing to make to hold her marriage together, but boy does her ‘arrival’ at Polyamory as Progressive Praxis come off as unconvincing” take comes closest
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias
Shouldn't someone have to write the "Lindy West is good and actually right about everything take" in order to justify the volume of takedowns I am seeing?
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Just stop doing communisms. It's the One Weird Trick of the world.
ian bremmer@ianbremmer
milei putting up some extraordinary numbers: argentina's inflation went from nearly 300% to below 40%. gdp up 4.4%.
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