Wilson Hardcastle

This … from La Times and Seth Abramson. Don’t defend Ross

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For those enjoying Heated Rivalry, may I recommend Lucky Bounce. eBook available via your public library.

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This thread is fun bait! I like that it brought up a vivid memory of a panel in the Fantastic Four when they are fighting skrulls pretending to be the X-men, and Ben figures it out because [thought bubble] "I've been on the receiving end of those beams before, and they ain't hot."

December me: "that's a January problem."

January me: "Fuck."

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Thanks! (For some reason I always forget about Reddit)

Name them.

But the show is written by an awesome gay dude.

who decided to call it Secret Santa when Nondisclosure Claus was right there

I’m choosing the bear.

Or is this a misogyny thing about women choosing the bear?

As a large, hairy gay dude, this feels like a hate crime. What does Uber Eats have against bears? Or are they just into Twinks?

Then there was that time that the crew the enterprise went to IKEA.

Screenshot of an TV advertisement for the WB, with the title backlit as a big sign in front of which stands Michigan J. Frog, a deeper cut Looney Tunes character whose mouth is wide open and who holds a cane in the hand on the left and a top hat in the hand on the right. Cartoon versions of stage lights can be seen at the bottom of the image, only darkness past the station logo.

In retrospect making the mascot of your TV station a cartoon character whose entire thing is he only performs for an audience of exactly one person was not in retrospect auspicious.

The corruption never ends

SF November!
#TheBubbleBike

They have done amazing work. This is bad.

Dictionary.com picks "67," a "nonsensical and playfully absurd" slang term, as the 2025 word of the year "67" is an ambiguous slang term made popular by Gen Alpha on social media and in middle schools across the country.

My friend teaches middle school, where the students are *constantly* saying "six-seven."

He himself stands at 6'7".

So he's dressing as "six-seven" for Halloween.

Love it.

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Great day for it! Nice to see you there.

When you’re boarding a MUNI train late night and a guy starts singing from “42nd Street” and you belt out the next lyric—and for good measure pull the original 1932 novel from your shoulder bag!

What the heck is going on here? The New York Times has not once reported on this issue without overt bias. Very weird. Why does this reporter have a dog in this fight?

When summer finally comes to SF, you have to take advantage of it! #TheBubbleBike

Ready to go!

Pride joy is protest. Love SF.