I met Kristian Nairn, the guy who played Hodor. He actually says more than just his name.
He's also brutal on homeless people.
While many Democratic elected officials tried to posture as opponents of the ruling, some gloated. California Gov. Gavin Newsom seemed to celebrate the ruling with a photo op in which he destroyed a homeless encampment. In his newly released memoir, he writes that he believes addressing homelessness requires both “the carrot and the stick.”
His MO is throwing marginalized people under the bus to attempt to win points with chuds. Very similar to other establishment dems like Clinton or Harris. It still doesn't work. They were gleeful this time around to sacrifice trans people because they see it as an issue that doesn't matter and have no problem trading it to the fascists so they can appeal to the mythological "centrists".
Ohio State?
Yeah it's depressing. The mountain I live on is covered in dead oaks from the massive spongy moth outbreak a couple years ago. Ash trees are dead several years from the borer. Chestnut is history, of course. It's not all doom and gloom, but there's a lot of doom and gloom.
I’d periodically naked sideways shuffle through the house with a tuck and yell “would you fuck me” at my spouse which was fun.
I believe the term they used was "transsexual", which is still outdated but not as off-target as "transvestite".
Billy hates his own identity, you see, and he thinks that makes him a transsexual. But his pathology is a thousand times more savage and more terrifying.
I would settle for, "stores should have baskets". I assume people steal them because the store has the basket racks, but they are empty. Desperately foraging around the checkout lines like some kind of basket goblin yields nothing.
Hannibal Lecter straight up says in the movie that Buffalo Bill isn't trans, I thought it was actually kind of progressive considering it was 1991.
Having states, cites, countries, or even departments of government run their own mastadon servers would be great. I refuse to give my information to big tech just so I can keep up with public information. At the very least they should publish such things on their own websites, but these days those are rarely updated. Even critical things like wildfire information are posted on twitter and facebook.
I was there, Gandalf. IIRC this was because emachines had a type of subscription program for upgrades. They were shit machines, btw. The power supplies were trash and had a non-standard form factor.
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It's pretty good, kind of has that Bob Peak energy.