Keith Taylor

The meaning of the song really changes when you learn that Chasing Waterfalls was his Native American name. Lyrics are a little fucked up, though. Dude drowned in a lake.

Yeah, there's no easy answer to that one. You rarely hear about the protests that don't bother people, unfortunately. Throw a can of soup and everyone hears about it, though they mostly only hear about the soup.

'Support' in this case means supporting their right to exist unless and until evidence is made public that they are indeed terrorists. I'm not joining them on their jaunts with a can of paint.

Never heard of them before the ban, and if I met any of the members in person I suspect I'd find them very annoying. Supporting them because of the nature of the ban is the point. I don't believe we should legally proscribe protest groups because the government says "trust me, they're terrorists."

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Trying my first arm workout since I destroyed my elbow on my birthday 3 weeks ago. Feels OK so far. Just a little twinge of pain to remind me I'm not at full strength, but there's a little voice in the back of my head whispering that I'll regret this in the morning.

A menu sandwich sounds pretty dry. You'll need that drink to wash it down.

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Ah, you're one of those who describes everyone who isn't in lockstep with you as 'far' something or other. I see. If you understood how silly it is to describe me as far left you'd laugh.

Criminal damage is criminal damage. We already have perfectly satisfactory laws to cover it. Elevating it to terrorism because the government disapproves of the motive makes a mockery of the law.

Electricity here in Mongolia is heavily subsidised by the government. My typical monthly bill for a 2 bed apartment? About $28, plus $22 for building maintenance (including hallway lighting). I've no idea how anyone in the west keeps their head above water.

I can do both. I support the proscribed group because from my own reading of the available evidence it seems clear their proscription was entirely political rather than based on any genuine threat. You should be furious that the government can deem you a terrorist simply for causing a nuisance.

All normal unless it comes from under the bed

My score was 69 (likely a bot), but the computer heard me say "niiiiiiice" and revised me down to 68.

[Removes nail from mouth] So billionaires respond to incentives, huh? Good to know. [Hammers nail into guillotine-shaped object]

Just got home from a road trip with a good friend who did not say "cow" when there was a cow and I'm trying to come to terms with the fact that he has no soul

MAGA clothing company: Just buy Made in America, dumbass

MAGA clothing company in six months: [frowning at invoices for Chinese cotton] OK, the craziest thing happened

Me: 2025 has been so good for horror

You: Yeah! What have been your favorite movies so far

Me: What's a movie

Me: This is cool. Where can I buy this figure?
John Hammond: Check the vending machines!

people who say not to grocery shop hungry just want to keep all the snacks for themselves

releasing my sex tape (a tape that makes people stick together during sex)

opening credits of THE STREAM with the name Billy Necessary

oh come on, is all of this

Genuinely delusional enough to think that I am going to pick up a man by the collar and waistband and toss him a few feet

You've been rewarded by the society we built with billions of dollars. How about you incentivise poor people not to build guillotines by paying your taxes without whining?

Fighting back by releasing my attack doves

I only learned the bartender's name about a month ago. When I'm in charge everyone will have to wear a name tag.

I've been drinking with a guy every Friday night like clockwork for the last couple of years. I've no idea of his last name. Or first name.

Ah, my favourite type of poster.

Sorry, I am and have been since 2016 a single issue voter. You're more than welcome to have your own political priorities.

I agree with a lot in this article.

The secret weapon is a referendum on European accession.

This would be transformative.

And Labour does sorely need a game-changer.

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