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@kipoArrive

Professional pasta chef | Death's Door runner | Opinions are your own

New York, NY Katılım Eylül 2021
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crowmorbid@kipoArrive·
@jesterissending You’re going to recognize a lot of the OST as well since they used PoE during the first two campaigns as background music.
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Jalen🫧fjord protector💚
Jalen🫧fjord protector💚@jesterissending·
man i love twitter. asked for dnd console games and got one that has the cr cast in it AND you can romance characters AND there’s a dlc to play as vox machina characters and add the others in via hirelings
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crowmorbid@kipoArrive·
@mark_elevate @ASMRxist @ByYourLogic Okay. We have determined you are here illegally. ICE is coming. You do not get to argue with this post, we’ve determined you’re not American so you don’t get that right. See ya!
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Mark Elevate
Mark Elevate@mark_elevate·
@ASMRxist @ByYourLogic The process that is due is very simple. I know you're deliberately trying to be obtuse, but you don't have to go to court and have a trial and attorneys paid for by my tax dollars to determine someone isn't here legally.
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crowmorbid@kipoArrive·
@OldRowSwig idk when I went there in 2012 it was already the commercialized part that wasn't worth going outside of SXSW
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Swig 🇺🇸@OldRowSwig·
It’s crazy how 6th street went from one of the coolest bar districts in the country to one of the worst in the span of 15 years. There should be a Netflix documentary on its downfall.
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crowmorbid@kipoArrive·
@Olivia_Reingold “I do not have empathy for the lived experiences of other people. I cannot believe these other people do not tolerate my support of an apartheid regime and coddle me. I deserve my special sadness, they are making up theirs!”
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Olivia Reingold
Olivia Reingold@Olivia_Reingold·
Most newsrooms I've worked in have been obsessed with mental health. Once, my editor offered us January 6th off to process the “trauma” of the Capitol riot—even though we were all working from home in our pajamas. The New York Times nearly revolted over an op-ed in 2020 that some claimed could literally kill them. Most journalism conferences I’ve been to have had sessions on “work-life balance.” The listservs I used to belong to were full of messages about demanding bosses or chronic migraines. It’s an obsession. And yet—not a single journalist outside my Free Press bubble has checked in since October 7. Now that peace is on the horizon, I took a moment to reflect last night—and realized that, yes, there’s been a certain level of trauma to covering these past two years. Imagine men in your face, spitting with rage, calling you a “baby killer.” Imagine infiltrating spaces where people call for your eradication. Imagine coordinated cyber-harassment campaigns inundating you with thousands of hate comments for days. None of my journalism professors reached out. At Columbia Journalism School, they spoke a big game about always being there for us—about how we could join groups that would help protect us and defend our work. Those same institutions were instead wielded against reporters like me. A few reporters I completed Report for America with have become my biggest harassers. Just yesterday, an NPR host I once interned for sent me a message intended to break my spirit. I caught a former friend from Columbia—a girl who comes from media royalty—liking negative tweets about me. "Dude, is this why you haven't been responding to my texts asking to hang out?" I immediately texted her. I could go on. The point is that October 7 changed the world—and my own understanding of my profession. Journalists are supposed to have tough skin. When chaos breaks out, we’re meant to run toward the fire, not away from it. You don’t have to like my work. But that’s how I see my work over these past two years: documenting the burning building, the bitterness that's consuming American politics, and the ideologues rebranding violence as progressive necessity. The good news is: I’m OK. Of course I am. Sure, it’s derailed a couple of my days. It’s true I thought there was a 50–50 chance I was going to die in one instance. But it hasn’t gotten me down. In fact, it’s only toughened my skin for what’s next—because if there’s one thing the past 24 hours have shown, it’s that this won’t end even if peace comes. And with G-d’s help, I hope it does. So it’s mutual. I don’t need the committees to protect the so-and-so’s or the friends at the fancy papers. I have a mission—and that’s to tell the truth, wherever it may lead.
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hasanabi
hasanabi@hasanthehun·
holy shit its all hamas hamas hamas so far, dude is running for mayor of new york, not tel aviv
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Stacy Cay@stacycay·
@baasywassy @EmmaVigeland @backupsounds Yes I’m aware these people exist. But so far they haven’t been winning with democrats. So I’m gonna support dem politicians until they start listening to these people
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Emma Vigeland
Emma Vigeland@EmmaVigeland·
2024: Democrats throw trans people and immigrants under the bus and lose to a fascist 2025: Ezra Klein wants to abandon women in red states and run anti-choice Democrats 2026: Which vulnerable group will be cynically deserted to avoid a conversation about taxing billionaires?
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crowmorbid
crowmorbid@kipoArrive·
@theMichaelMayo @HugS86 Oh shit. I heard “What’s My Name” years ago, loved it, and wondered why I hadn’t heard more from you. No idea you are a melee player. This slaps. You rock.
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Michael Mayo (he/him)
Michael Mayo (he/him)@theMichaelMayo·
Hi SSBM Players, I am a fellow SSBM player. I play Peach. I am also a singer. And today something huge happened. My very own Tiny Desk just dropped. I would now like to share it with you. Enjoy, gamers 🍑 youtu.be/QeT_xGZUiOo?si…
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Christopher Larkin
Christopher Larkin@composerlarkin·
lol did silksong crash the internet?
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crowmorbid@kipoArrive·
@EBluemountain1 @academic_la Israel killed more Palestinians in the first week after October 7th than Hamas has killed Israelis in its entire existence.
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#EBluemountain1 🇮🇱@EBluemountain1·
Come to Israel where we have buried over 2000 victims of Hamas terror. Where we still have 50 hostages in Gaza. Where we have had tens of thousands of missile launched at us. Ask Roni who had her fourth birthday today and has spent half her life waiting for her dad Omri to come home. If you care about Gaza ask your new found friends in Hamas and PIJ to release the hostages and the war would end. Aprikoros
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Shaiel Ben-Ephraim
Shaiel Ben-Ephraim@academic_la·
Jewish friend here. We are fine. We sit in our houses, with our family, eating every meal and in many cases whining endlessly about minor cases of antisemitism. We are privileged and happy: you know who isn’t ok? The people of Gaza who are burying their family, lost their homes and are starving to death.
Rich Toronto@rich_toronto

Hey. Planet Earth. I am not ok. Your Jewish friends, relatives, neighbours, co-workers and acquaintances. We are not ok. 80 years ago, 35% of our race was exterminated. Ethnically cleansed. That would be the equivalent of a genocide today that took 116M American lives. After the Holocaust ended, Israel was declared a state, giving the Jewish people a homeland. And a promise that they’d always have somewhere to go, for when people next tried to conquer them. Ever since then, Israel has been attacked. Bombed. Sanctioned. Threatened. And then. Oct 7. The most savage, barbaric massacre imaginable. Shattering the security, not only of people in Israel, but of Jews around the world who consider it our homeland. And then every day since. Chants for the destruction of Israel. Calls for “Intifada”, or “global uprising” against the Jewish people. Harassment and intimidation of Jews in their homes, businesses, places of worship or just on the streets. Anti-Jew posters and vandalism throughout cities across the globe. Threatening of Jews on college and university campuses. Attempts to delegitimize Israel and Jewish people. The same types of events that happened in the 1930s. The same type of events that led up to the Holocaust. So no. We are not ok. We are not ok seeing the same signs today in 2025 that saw the ethnic cleansing of 35% of our global population 80 years ago. We are not ok having our lives threatened, knowing there is an ideology whose objective it is to rid the world of our people. And mostly, we are not ok that most of the world stays silent. Thankfully, you cannot empathize with us, as I don’t know of another race that has gone through this. But hopefully, you can see what’s going on, and you can sympathize with us. And most importantly, we hope you find your voice, as many of us have found ours since Oct 7. And that you stand up and speak up against hate. Against the evil ideology that wants to rid the world of Jews and of anything that isn’t them. And hopefully, together, we can beat that evil. Because this time, they won’t stop at 35%. Nor will they stop with the Jews.

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Kirsten Gillibrand
Kirsten Gillibrand@SenGillibrand·
You deserve a senator that works for you, not their billionaire buddies.
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crowmorbid
crowmorbid@kipoArrive·
@AManTweets01 @ryangrim As long as they are fine not having access to public roads or education. No picking and choosing.
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DC for short
DC for short@AManTweets01·
@ryangrim Every citizen should have the option to opt out and keep their own money to invest it
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noah kulwin@nkulw·
It turns out the price of your coworker getting to say slurs on the job was the federal government. Not a great deal in my opinion
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