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JFC. This is fucking insane.
Good morning from Sarasota where wannabe dictator DeSantis is now banning dictionaries in schools.
He should look up the word “indoctrination.” pic.twitter.com/AAq8WAikgB— Karla Hernández (@KarlaforFlorida) September 24, 2022
James Earl Jones is stepping back from voicing #DarthVader
End of an era
(via @VanityFair) pic.twitter.com/4j2pNzTc4Q— Culture Crave 🍿 (@CultureCrave) September 23, 2022
So you call me (a pediatrician) a child abuser. You target my employer, the biggest medical university in the state, endangering providers and patients. All to win an election.
Pathetic. Desperate. Dangerous. https://t.co/HJdXwq2Xhm— Dr. Annie Andrews (@AnnieAndrewsMD) September 24, 2022
re: #2 Belafon
Giancarlo Esposito, please await a phone call.
At today’s DC rally for J6 “political prisoners.”
“Trump is a loser, a little baby loser,” demonstrators continue to chant.
— Zachary Petrizzo (@ZTPetrizzo) September 24, 2022
Shashank Joshi is Defence Editor at The Economist
“Kremlin’s theory of victory is likely that mobilisation will sufficiently prolong the war to enable its unconventional campaign of econ warfare, pol destabilisation, escalation threats & influence campaigns in Europe & US to cause Ukraine’s allies to force Kyiv to negotiate”
— Shashank Joshi (@shashj) September 24, 2022
I loved Winkler in the movie Night Shift with Shelly Long and Michael Keaton.
Please explain how the Democrats can win elections without money. https://t.co/Y6Q4vtNBbw
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 24, 2022
Smothered Pork Steak pic.twitter.com/Cnysia9nA5
— jeffreyw (@imjeffreyw) September 24, 2022
Only if you’re a pervert with a sick mind.
Which describes most of the right in 2022. pic.twitter.com/LGEbK8RA0T— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 24, 2022
Secure in his father’s love which is more than your son can say. https://t.co/Yag5wPF17i
— 🌺🌼🌺 Bodak Red 🌼🌷🌼💐 (@AFarray) September 24, 2022
Fetishizing the police state, part elebenty billion:
A federal judge has ruled that children in Louisiana’s juvenile detention facilities, some as young as 12-years-old, can be moved to Angola’s former death row unit even though, the judge wrote, it “will likely have deleterious psychological ramifications.” https://t.co/wQtR4AQAgO pic.twitter.com/44xXsPU8MS
— Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg (@elizabethweill) September 24, 2022
The timing of #RoshHashana rarely allows me to prepare #GefilteFish but this year my family and I got lucky
This year my son helped me and that makes 4 generations of gefilte fish makers in Canada!
Wishing everyone celebrating a happy, healthy New Year!#ShanahTova pic.twitter.com/XgiRppZWbk— 🍊Dr. Hal Berman 🍊 (@BermanNDP) September 24, 2022
If Russia is really giving conscripts weapons like this, it’s a good sign.
The Russian mobilization shit show in full swing pic.twitter.com/uDRa1v1MGY
— Illia Ponomarenko🇺🇦 (@IAPonomarenko) September 24, 2022
Regarding TS Ian: The GFS model has been trending more westward for landfall, having Ian hit in the western panhandle of Florida. NHC has updated their guidance westward also, but because they like the European model for these things they still have Ian hitting FL north of Tampa.
It will likely be a strong storm because there has yet to be a large storm this season in the GoM so the surface waters are quite warm.
Come Tuesday I expect Ian to dominate the news cycle.
BREAKING: A Manhattan court just told Rudy Giuliani that if he doesn’t fork over $225,000 plus lawyer fees to his ex-wife by early next month, he will be thrown behind bars. LOCK HIM UP!
— CALL TO ACTIVISM (@CalltoActivism) September 24, 2022
re: #15 No Malarkey!
The official explanation is that it’s only for the training phase.
A Palestinian Farmer Planting an Olive Tree Accidentally Unearthed an Exquisite Byzantine Tile Floor
The mosaic may be just the first in a whole series of discoveries at the site.
Go look at the pictures. “Exquisite” isn’t the word for it, the floor is in an incredibly well-preserved state for something that’s probably ~1400 years old or more.
Question about political donations:
When I contribute to a candidate, the online system allows me to make automatic future payments of a smaller amount on a regular basis. If I do elect that option, will that spare me the constant barrage of texts soliciting future funds for that candidate?
re: #19 mmmirele
Go look at the pictures. “Exquisite” isn’t the word for it, the floor is in an incredibly well-preserved state for something that’s probably ~1400 years old or more.
Sucks for the farmer, though.
In the end of the last thread, someone posted Ring video of two houses becoming unmoored by the storm surge at Port aux Basques, Newfoundand.
The news here is reporting those houses were swept out to sea, and both are occupied.
re: #18 Nyet
The official explanation is that it’s only for the training phase.
Wonder what the official explanation for this is?
Even head of RT Margarita Simonyan is shocked that they’re grabbing everybody and their brother for this so-called “partial mobilization.” pic.twitter.com/FbFfVo9Fmm
— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) September 24, 2022
re: #20 Hecuba’s daughter
Question about political donations:
When I contribute to a candidate, the online system allows me to make automatic future payments of a smaller amount on a regular basis. If I do elect that option, will that spare me the constant barrage of texts soliciting future funds for that candidate?
probably not
Wonderful to see Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter out today for the 25th annual Peanut Festival parade in Plains!
It’s a beautiful day for a ride in the red convertible given to them by Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood. ☀️🥜 pic.twitter.com/jzC3Zonpa1— The Carter Center (@CarterCenter) September 24, 2022
re: #22 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n 😷 Trips
Happy Birthday!!!!!!
Looks like your guys are going to get the better of my Braves and gain the division title and the bye. Then again, they are the Mets… ;-)
This is not a new idea. Karl Marx said the same thing.
Maybe these red states turn so heavily to the comfort of religion because they are so bad at governing.
— Domainophile (@domainophile) September 24, 2022
His “religion is the opiate of the masses” line is usually taken out-of-context. The context is that is the only escape from cruel conservative governance.
I wrote about Twitter locking @NatlSecCnslrs account for quoting the Princess Bride, and how it actually is a really good lesson in the impossibility of content moderation, because you can never know all the context. https://t.co/P1HIjXtA6l
— Mike Masnick (@mmasnick) September 23, 2022
You make some good points about the difficulty of moderation, but in this particular case all it would have taken to understand the context was to look through his other tweets from around the same time. I’d argue this would solve a lot of other cases too.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 24, 2022
re: #20 Hecuba’s daughter
Question about political donations:
When I contribute to a candidate, the online system allows me to make automatic future payments of a smaller amount on a regular basis. If I do elect that option, will that spare me the constant barrage of texts soliciting future funds for that candidate?
Unfortunately, probably not.
It’s been my experience that the systems that set up automatic contributions and those that run the candidates’ email lists are separate, and that the only way to avoid the tsunami of fundraising bleats is to “unsubscribe”. Though contributions, unsurprisingly, will still continue.
re: #31 TarHellion
Happy Birthday!!!!!!
Looks like your guys are going to get the better of my Braves and gain the division title and the bye. Then again, they are the Mets… ;-)
Can’t believe I’m rooting for the Phillies this weekend
lol
Them and the Nationals have been practically little to no help for the last week
The Grand Old Perverts in South Carolina pull out another winning candidate.
Looks like the @JoCoGOP has *officially* re-endorsed Dickie Braswell for the Johnston County board of commissioners.
Braswell was arrested in June and is currently under indictment for indecent liberties with a minor. Groomer. 😱https://t.co/nauYsc2tMw #ncpol pic.twitter.com/e7hJufCVKr— Carolina Forward (@ForwardCarolina) September 24, 2022
re: #36 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
More:
“She also said the alleged incident happened inside Braswell’s office.
“Braswell attended church with her at Ignite Baptist Church, according to the girl’s family member. Land records show Braswell also owns the parcel of land where the church stands.”
/end— Langdon Grant (@langdongrant2) September 24, 2022
re: #36 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
The Grand Old Perverts in South Carolina pull out another winning candidate.
It’s not like they have a lot of choice here. To qualify for elected office in the Republican Party, you have to be some kind of criminal - sex pest, pedophile, business cheat, stolen valor, something.
re: #38 Dopamine Fish
It’s not like they have a lot of choice here. To qualify for elected office in the Republican Party, you have to be some kind of criminal - sex pest, pedophile, business cheat, stolen valor, something.
anti-abortion election denier are probably sufficient attributes to get the party’s endorsement — well that and not claiming that party members engage in orgies.
re: #15 No Malarkey!
If Russia is really giving conscripts weapons like this, it’s a good sign.
If the barrel is clear and the action cycles, it will still shoot.
That’s one of the reasons I prefer the AK to the AR.
re: #36 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
The Grand Old Perverts in South Carolina pull out another winning candidate.
That’s North Carolina.
I hope they demanded payment in Rubles. 🤣🤣🤣
Russian corruption…stronger than its patriotism. https://t.co/0UCa2B0Wbu— Sean (@sean_s_mc) September 24, 2022
re: #17 No Malarkey!
LOL
After he missed his court date Friday, the judge ordered Rudy to pay his ex-wife $225K by next week or go to jail. Rudy says he has been very busy and didn’t get notice, but will straighten it out on Monday. pic.twitter.com/pZ0tSp0aIh
— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) September 24, 2022
re: #43 darthstar
Came back from breakfast and they’ve got a third of the living room area done already.
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Tomorrow he’ll put about 12,000 nails into the floor in even rows so it matches the existing floor. Then it’ll sit for another week to adjust to the humidity on the coast. Then he’ll sand and stain it.
re: #28 Hecuba’s daughter
That was my suspicion. Save me from this onslaught!!
About 4 elections where we clean Republicans’ clocks and so we can correct a lot of the shit they have fucked up.
re: #24 No Malarkey!
Wonder what the official explanation for this is?
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Russian shit falling out of the sky faster than leaves in autumn.
Where will Russia mobilize its replacement jets from?
— Sean (@sean_s_mc) September 24, 2022
I think context can be a difficult problem sometimes, but much of the time the necessary context is right there in a user’s other posts.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 24, 2022
It’s not that hard to discern whether someone is abusive or malicious, as long as a human being makes the decision, not an AI algorithm.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 24, 2022
Let’s say Charlie Crist wins Florida…….
Does Rick move out?
re: #20 Hecuba’s daughter
Question about political donations:
When I contribute to a candidate, the online system allows me to make automatic future payments of a smaller amount on a regular basis. If I do elect that option, will that spare me the constant barrage of texts soliciting future funds for that candidate?
Open a second Gmail account - call it Hecuba_politicaldonations@gmail or something like that. Unsubscribe from all mailing lists at your normal account and use that email for new donations. All the spam will collect there and you can go in and flush the whole inbox periodically.
re: #34 Jay C
Unfortunately, probably not.
It’s been my experience that the systems that set up automatic contributions and those that run the candidates’ email lists are separate, and that the only way to avoid the tsunami of fundraising bleats is to “unsubscribe”. Though contributions, unsurprisingly, will still continue.
That is why I will only directly contribute to a candidate, and never over the Internet (only with a money order or cheque).
What could be better than a good bowl of kibble in front of the TV 😂 pic.twitter.com/42Rxq2G5F6
— Happy Dog (@Happydog___) September 22, 2022
re: #33 Charles Johnson
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A human that doesn’t know the movie wouldn’t have any more of a chance than an AI that is able to determine context but doesn’t know the movie.
re: #51 darthstar
Open a second Gmail account - call it Hecuba_politicaldonations@gmail or something like that. Unsubscribe from all mailing lists at your normal. account and use that email for new donations. All the spam will collect there and you can go in and flush the whole inbox periodically.
It’s not the emails — they go to an old aol account; it’s the Text messages.
re: #53 Backwoods_Sleuth
And the Oscar goes to.. 😅 pic.twitter.com/ccteBfXl71
— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) September 24, 2022
re: #54 Belafon
A human that doesn’t know the movie wouldn’t have any more of a chance than an AI that is able to determine context but doesn’t know the movie.
But again - a glance through the timeline makes it very obvious that it wasn’t a malicious comment, even if you don’t know the movie at first. People posted video clips and other quotes. It wouldn’t even take long.
When someone tweets something odd to me and I don’t understand the intent, all it takes is a quick look through their other tweets.
re: #50 Dave In Austin
Let’s say Charlie Crist wins Florida…….
Does Rick move out?
Let’s just say Crist wins Florida. DeSantis would be damaged goods and facing criminal prosecution for human trafficking. That would be enough. Really would like to see Demings beat Rubio but I know that’s a long shot.
re: #55 Hecuba’s daughter
It’s not the emails — they go to an old aol account; it’s the Text messages.
Never use a cell phone for any commercial or political activity. That establishes what the law calls a “pecuniary relationship” with the other party, giving them permission to send you as much as they want as often as they want, and they are not required to stop.
In cases where someone asks you for your cell phone number to complete a transaction, you tell them what I do: “I don’t have a cell phone.” The law permits you to opt-out of unsolicited calls on a landline, but if you give out your cell phone number, you have no such protection.
Any Website which does not allow you to opt out of the cell phone box is harvesting cell phone numbers. They are not interested in your privacy.
Any politician which does not publish a mailing address in mailers or on a Website is not interested in receiving donations from anyone without Internet, so they are not a serious candidate.
The real problem is that Twitter doesn’t prioritize moderation. They’ve always been half-assed about it, and now they’re relying on AI which makes the problem much worse.
re: #30 HRH Stanley Sea
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Jimmy and Rosalynn on their wedding day, July 7 1946: pic.twitter.com/Y6V00E1KhC
— Lord Piltdown (@jimreynolds54) September 24, 2022
re: #61 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
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And Greene files impeachment charges against them for receiving a campaign donation when Republicans take over the House.
The framing of this piece is absurd. Dems aren’t co-opting anything from the GOP.
Also, when Dems talk about abortion—they are talking about bodily autonomy—about the freedom to make health care decisions—instead of being controlled by the state.— Art Martin (@gartmartin9) September 24, 2022
- Vanya, you are being conscripted.
- But I have no legs!
- Well … It’s a partial mobilization.
re: #64 Nyet
The parts that work are being conscripted.
I’m really tired of hearing that it’s impossible for social networks to do a better job of moderation. That’s just making excuses for poor behavior.
re: #66 Charles Johnson
I’m really tired of hearing that it’s impossible for social networks to do a better job of moderation. That’s just making excuses for poor behavior.
They don’t want to pay for human moderators. That’s what it boils down to. They’re cheapskates.
re: #60 Charles Johnson
The real problem is that Twitter doesn’t prioritize moderation. They’ve always been half-assed about it, and now they’re relying on AI which makes the problem much worse.
Someone sold them Actual Incompetence instead of Artificial Intelligence.
re: #50 Dave In Austin
Let’s say Charlie Crist wins Florida…….
Does Rick move out?
If he does, it will probably one step ahead of the law.
There’s an episode of Dawg the Bounty Hunter that might be worth watching.
— Sean (@sean_s_mc) September 24, 2022
re: #67 Dopamine Fish
They don’t want to pay for human moderators. That’s what it boils down to. They’re cheapskates.
Exactly.
The 155-mm FH77 BW L52 “Archer” multi-purpose self-propelled artillery mounts delivered to Ukraine from Sweden are already used at the front. The effectiveness of such weapons is demonstrated in this video.#StandWithUkraine #UkraineRussiaWar pic.twitter.com/WtuBe8MaTG
— UATV English (@UATV_en) September 24, 2022
By the power of Horse Trough, I dunk thee.
It’s a cult. pic.twitter.com/A7FnxpgnIu
— Really American 🇺🇸 (@ReallyAmerican1) September 24, 2022
re: #73 jaunte
By the power of Horse Trough, I dunk thee.
Two thousand years from now, atheists will be persecuted in the name of Trump. Wars will be fought to carry his Holy Name to the heathens of foreign lands.
We are seeing the rise of a new religion.
Rockwall spent a bunch of money to buy a really tall flagpole that now stands on north side of I-30 right as you cross Lake Ray Hubbard. It seems a lot of people on NextDoor didn’t like that I called it performative patriotism.
re: #75 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Two thousand years from now, atheists will be persecuted in the name of Trump. Wars will be fought to carry his Holy Name to the heathens of foreign lands.
We are seeing the rise of a new religion.
“Do you have a minute to talk about our Lord and Savior, Donald J. Trump?”
re: #67 Dopamine Fish
They don’t want to pay for human moderators. That’s what it boils down to. They’re cheapskates.
AI will never have a heart or soul.
I saw a homeless guy and I felt bad for him.
So I did what I think any of us would do - drove to a nearby affluent area, found the biggest, nicest house and put a tenner through their letter box.
You mark my words, before long that money will trickle down to the homeless guy.— James Cook (@jamesecook) September 24, 2022
re: #79 Rightwingconspirator
AI will never have a heart or soul.
They will also never baptize their offspring in front of a Trump flag.
Nobody at this January 6th Truth Rally has really settled on if the rioters are proud of it, if they didn’t do it, or if they did it and it was a setup.
The theme is basically: There was no insurrection on January 6th, and we’d do it again.— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) September 24, 2022
Reposting an old video because MAGA is having a couple of bad weeks.
Live look at MAGA pic.twitter.com/UGBc62xqBt
— Wu-Tang Is For The Children (@WUTangKids) September 23, 2022
Another reason why Twitter fails at moderation is that they refuse to take action against right wing personalities because they’re afraid of the backlash, and because the worst right wingers on Twitter have millions of followers and Twitter profits from their bullshit.
re: #73 jaunte
By the power of Horse Trough, I dunk thee.
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Headline: Heathen witch doctor attempts to drown virgin during barbarous fertility ritual.
— Lord Piltdown (@jimreynolds54) September 24, 2022
re: #83 Ming5000
Reposting an old video because MAGA is having a couple of bad weeks.
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Live look at MAGA pic.twitter.com/UGBc62xqBt
— Wu-Tang Is For The Children (@WUTangKids) September 23, 2022
Obviously this mob believed that the physics of gravity and balance were some kind of sciencey liberal hoax, like climate change and the polio vaccine.
re: #86 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
I like how the driver was getting ready to bail well before the sheep on top had a clue.
Fiona is over the eastern Gulf of St. Lawrence as of 3:00 p.m. [AST] and is expected to track northeastward this evening before turning more northward tonight to reach the Quebec Lower North Shore and Southeastern Labrador by late overnight. Severe winds are still occurring over Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton Island, western Newfoundland, and portions of eastern Quebec. Winds will increase again in southeastern Labrador later this evening. There are also large waves, especially for the southwest coast of Newfoundland, Atlantic coasts of Nova Scotia, and eastern portions of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. There is storm surge occurring for parts of Nova Scotia, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and western Newfoundland.
re: #84 Charles Johnson
Another reason why Twitter fails at moderation is that they refuse to take action against right wing personalities because they’re afraid of the backlash, and because the worst right wingers on Twitter have millions of followers and Twitter profits from their bullshit.
Backlash from without and within; there are undoubtedly a number of Twitter higher-ups who are right-leaning or outright right-wing, and nobody wants to cross the bosses.
My Dad had similar moments with his Lada.
— BobJim (@gneiss68) September 24, 2022
re: #87 Ming5000
I like how the driver was getting ready to bail well before the sheep on top had a clue.
Yeah, even in this clip it was obvious that Driver Guy was like “Oh shit! this ain’t working!”, when it tipped over: though from the looks on the passengers’ [probably alcohol-blasted] faces, they didn’t seem too upset about getting a mud bath as a bonus for the ride…
We need men like this woman’s husband to step up across the country and support their wives, daughters, sisters, mothers, aunts, cousins, friends, neighbors, and all other people who the Republican Party has declared war on.
— Andrew Wortman 🏳️🌈🇺🇸 (@AmoneyResists) September 24, 2022
re: #92 Jay C
Yeah, even in this clip it was obvious that Driver Guy was like “Oh shit! this ain’t working!”, when it tipped over: though from the looks on the passengers’ [probably alcohol-blasted] faces, they didn’t seem too upset about getting a mud bath as a bonus for the ride…
All those cell phones with water damage, though. LOL
re: #55 Hecuba’s daughter
It’s not the emails — they go to an old aol account; it’s the Text messages.
Text STOP back to them to be taken off the lists. Since there are many lists and it’s illegal to swap them around, this will take a while,
“Feminists for Harvey Weinstein”
“Jews for Nick Fuentes”
“Pacifists for Dick Cheney”— gocart mozart (@EdMix13) September 24, 2022
Mrs. Fish: “Why can’t Trump go to the White House anymore?”
“Because it’s for Biden!”
*WHACK!*
Tomorrow’s Wordle eluded capture due to its lack of distinguishing features.
Wordle 463 4/6
🟩⬛⬛⬛⬛
🟩⬛🟨⬛⬛
🟩⬛⬛🟩🟩
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
SibData: 3,3,4,4
Birbies are well within reach.
Of course somebody had to jump into that discussion about moderation with condescending remarks, because it’s Twitter.
Sky of blue and sea of green.
Wordle 462 4/6*
🟨⬛🟩🟩🟩
⬛🟩🟩🟩🟩
⬛🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 24, 2022
re: #88 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷
Fiona is over the eastern Gulf of St. Lawrence as of 3:00 p.m. [AST] and is expected to track northeastward this evening before turning more northward tonight to reach the Quebec Lower North Shore and Southeastern Labrador by late overnight. Severe winds are still occurring over Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton Island, western Newfoundland, and portions of eastern Quebec. Winds will increase again in southeastern Labrador later this evening. There are also large waves, especially for the southwest coast of Newfoundland, Atlantic coasts of Nova Scotia, and eastern portions of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. There is storm surge occurring for parts of Nova Scotia, the Gulf of St. Lawrence and western Newfoundland.
If we don’t get a pic of you leaning into the wind, with one hand holding down a trilby, we’ll be disappoint.
re: #83 Ming5000
Next time:
1) Don’t overload the top with so many rednecks that the whole vehicle becomes unstable.
2) Have restraint harnesses for each passenger.
3) Know how fuckin’ deep the hole is before you drive into it, ya inbred, trump-lovin’, white trash, hillbilly.
re: #103 sizzzzlerz
For my part, I’m astonished the engine didn’t aspirate a bunch of water and lock up tighter than a drum. I had to re-watch it a couple of times looking for the air intake, never did find it.
The LGF Pages posting app is now tested and debugged in PHP 8 on the new server.
If you’ve been posting Pages and getting prompted to log in every time, PHP 8 fixes this problem by allowing cookies to have the “Samesite” attribute. This lets your login cookie work across sites, so that using the bookmarklet to open the Pages posting app now can see that you’re already logged in.
The new server’s running the latest version of MariaDB, the open source successor to MySQL, and it’s much faster than our current DB server.
re: #105 Charles Johnson
The LGF Pages posting app is now tested and debugged in PHP 8 on the new server.
If you’ve been posting Pages and getting prompted to log in every time, PHP 8 fixes this problem by allowing cookies to have the “Samesite” attribute. This lets your login cookie work across sites, so that using the bookmarklet to open the Pages posting app now can see that you’re already logged in.
Thank you, sir. It’s always been a first-class feature. I wanted to post one soon anyway. Working up a little something already…
re: #83 Ming5000
Looks like the old “Hold my beer and watch this!”…
Doctor: “The tests show that your DNA is backwards!”
Patient: “And?”
re: #80 Belafon
Reminds me of this:
I have a joke on Trickle-Down Economics.
But 99% of you will never get it.
re: #28 Hecuba’s daughter
That was my suspicion. Save me from this onslaught!!
Email filters are your friend
re: #103 sizzzzlerz
Next time:
1) Don’t overload the top with so many rednecks that the whole vehicle becomes unstable.
2) Have restraint harnesses for each passenger.
3) Know how fuckin’ deep the hole is before you drive into it, ya inbred, trump-lovin’, white trash, hillbilly.
um… if they’d had restraint harnesses, wouldn’t they have drowned?
re: #105 Charles Johnson
This lets your login cookie work across sites, so that using the bookmarklet to open the Pages posting app now can see that you’re already logged in.
But this will debut on the public site shortly or is already running it?
Steve Bannon amplified a call to protest the church’s event, which starts at 5, earlier today. pic.twitter.com/0WIYryCUn4
— Candice Bernd (@CandiceBernd) September 24, 2022
Highway cop: “Dr. Heisenberg, do you know how fast you were going?”
Heisenberg: “No, but I know where I am.”
I think that’s Kelly Neidert with her period boys. pic.twitter.com/Ig2mb3QVdr
— Blue Heron Farm (@BlueHeronFarmTX) September 24, 2022
re: #51 darthstar
Open a second Gmail account - call it Hecuba_politicaldonations@gmail or something like that. Unsubscribe from all mailing lists at your normal account and use that email for new donations. All the spam will collect there and you can go in and flush the whole inbox periodically.
In case no one’s posted it, you don’t need a second gmail account
Add a + to the end of your username, before the “@” to create infinite variations of your Gmail address.
username+junkmail@gmail.com
you can then filter messages containing “username+junkmail” into your junk or trash folder
This trick isn’t just useful for filtering junk — it allows you to create an infinite variety of email addresses for all your various roles in life while maintaining a single login for all of them
“The official Fascist intellectuals were mainly engaged in attacking modern culture and the liberal intelligentsia for having betrayed traditional values.”
- Umberto Eco “Ur-Fascism” The New York Review of Books (22 June 1995)— gocart mozart (@EdMix13) September 24, 2022
re: #8 Charles Johnson
Your response to Kendzior is elegant and succinct.
Kendzior’s comment regarding the Democrats is so wrong on so many levels. She knows better and I am assuming that this is performative rather than serious. Otherwise, she has some issues.
re: #66 Charles Johnson
I’m really tired of hearing that it’s impossible for social networks to do a better job of moderation. That’s just making excuses for poor behavior.
Lazy
Today should have been my 1/6 day.
Wordle 462 2/6
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re: #96 gocart mozart
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If you gotta wear it, you ain’t
“Smart People for Trump” pic.twitter.com/dpET5Cu2wf
— Zachary Petrizzo (@ZTPetrizzo) September 23, 2022
Happy news about more Nazis going to prison.
Brad Smith’s messages: https://t.co/QJ97wuFXtp
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) September 24, 2022
re: #114 Rightwingconspirator
The switch to the new server will happen sometime this week.
THIS IS FAN-TASTIC. 😍😭pic.twitter.com/hZ2oph3zqK
— BrooklynDad_Defiant!☮️ (@mmpadellan) September 24, 2022
re: #126 No Malarkey!
Happy news about more Nazis going to prison.
And another one.
Also sentenced this week: Thomas Hamner, who received 30 months. pic.twitter.com/K18gkMbmNr
— Ryan J. Reilly (@ryanjreilly) September 24, 2022
re: #125 Dangerman
If you gotta wear it, you ain’t
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I thought these folks were the ones that ridicule “identifying as” whatever because it’s something you aren’t. Therefore a Trumper identifying as smart, isn’t. Truth in advertising and all, but why advertise that you’re an idiot?
And, in advertising as a Trumper, saying you’re an idiot is redundant.
Good morning.
If Republicans win this fall they are going to pass a national abortion ban, eliminate the $2,000 Medicare cap on drug prices, and put a sunset on Social Security.
You know why I know this? Because they keep telling us.— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) September 19, 2022
“You have these rows of young men with their arms raised.” Hillary Clinton compares Trump rally to how Nazis were drawn to Hitler. pic.twitter.com/sEfiQAfLG2
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) September 23, 2022
re: #135 Dangerman
Him too
Astonishing Trump language. The crowd is similar to a Nuremberg rally 1936. A lawless Trump in office in 2024 election would slide us into autocracy and deny our Constitutional safeguards. This is our greatest danger as a nation since 1860. VOTE. https://t.co/XVGK0yYKdv
— Barry R McCaffrey (@mccaffreyr3) September 18, 2022
I posted a Page about a leak of compensation data from a MLM:
re: #116 Barefoot Grin
Highway Cop (suspicious): Dr. Schrödinger, you were waving. I’ll have to search your car… (later) Well, well. Did you know you have a dead cat in your truck?
Schrödinger (upset): Well, I do now!
Proud Boys cross. Get pepper sprayed. Folks are washing their eyes out. I took a tad of it. pic.twitter.com/JkIus9x6c9
— Candice Bernd (@CandiceBernd) September 24, 2022
re: #125 Dangerman
If you gotta wear it, you ain’t
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But it doesn’t say he’s smart. It says he “identifies” as smart. And you know how much they ridicule people who say they identify as something MAGA doesn’t think they are.
re: #140 sagehen
Owning himself so hard he became a sovereign citizen.
re: #137 mmmirele
I posted a Page about a leak of compensation data from a MLM:
My preference would be for a link to a Page to always open in a new tab, the way other links do. Now I’ll go look at your Page. Thanks for reading my complaint suggestion.
“Fentanyl being seized is more proof that the border is not actually open.. The vast majority of the seizures happen at the legal ports of entry.. and the vast majority of the time it is being brought in by US citizens or legal residents” pic.twitter.com/mbM9ROL1Hq
— Acyn (@Acyn) September 24, 2022
Count the nazis. pic.twitter.com/aDa2OtIOcm
— Blue Heron Farm (@BlueHeronFarmTX) September 24, 2022
Anyone heard anything about a coup in China and Xi being under house arrest?
re: #146 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Anyone heard anything about a coup in China and Xi being under house arrest?
I’m still waiting for the internet to go dark.
Is Truth Social another of Trump’s bungled businesses?
Yes, the answer is yes.
re: #146 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Anyone heard anything about a coup in China and Xi being under house arrest?
Here and there, but not from what I would call reputable sources.
re: #149 Michele: Out of the closet, Into the fire
Here and there, but not from what I would call reputable sources.
Is South China News reputable? Hubby seems to think it may be real.
This is from WaPo Opinions page:
washingtonpost.com
re: #150 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Is South China News reputable? Hubby seems to think it may be real.
Most reports seem to be out of India, for whatever that’s worth.
re: #146 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Anyone heard anything about a coup in China and Xi being under house arrest?
Don’t threaten me with a good time.
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re: #89 PhillyPretzel
That reminds me of all those boats going back and forth in that lake making all of those problems.
The Battle of Lake Travis
, 5 September 2020, now commemorated in song by Don Caron and the Freedom Toast.
re: #146 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Anyone heard anything about a coup in China and Xi being under house arrest?
Sounds like one of those internet rumours….
Fun fact: Both Fani Willis and Letitia James are graduates of Howard University Law School.
Go Bisons! pic.twitter.com/vU9rHSMKVg— Duty To Warn 🔉 (@duty2warn) September 24, 2022
re: #150 Yeah Sure WhatEVs
Is South China News reputable? Hubby seems to think it may be real.
Can’t say. I did see one with a link to a Newsweek article said that basically, it was just a unsubstantiated rumor.
re: #159 Michele: Out of the closet, Into the fire
Can’t say. I did see one with a link to a Newsweek that basically it was just a unsubstantiated rumor.
An Indian site includes the following passage:
Most of the China experts have highlighted that there are no signs of the coup beyond commentary on social media, particularly in Indian circles.
China expert Aadil Brar noted that Xi is likely in quarantine after returning from the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit, which would explain his absence from public affairs at the moment.
Brar also shared flight data showing there is no disruption of flights. He further shared visuals of public briefings by senior Chinese officials, suggesting that government is functioning normally.
re: #158 Barefoot Grin
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HU! YOU KNOW!!! @JDior_ #HowardHomecoming #HUHC19 pic.twitter.com/p1KSJXftts
— Howard University (@HowardU) October 11, 2019
re: #40 William Lewis
If the barrel is clear and the action cycles, it will still shoot.
That’s one of the reasons I prefer the AK to the AR.
Even Congress came to that conclusion.
re: #49 Charles Johnson
But AI costs a lot less money. So the greedy bastards will continue us AI.
re: #86 Shiplord Kirel: Fan of Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie
We’re too smart for science!
re: #22 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n 😷 Trips
My brother ordered me a B-Day cake from one of the neighbors
Told it’s Key Lime, never had Key Lime cake before (pies yes)
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So… I hear you like the Mets.
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