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1) listen to @ryanhatesthis.bsky.social on @panicworld.com discussing witches & manifesting through the power of the internet, featuring @anamanaguchi.bsky.social. 2) wake up & check my Tidal daily discovery, & lo and behold, Magnet from Anyway featured. Is it magic at work? Yes, obviously.

I think there needs to be something to account for the regional pork sacues in the Deep South. (NC Vingar, SC mustard, ‘Bama white sauce, etc.)

People do, in fact, hunt wild boar with—big—knives. I’ve done it once. At least the way I did it, it wouldn’t have been possible without the dogs & ATVs (a horse would probably work too?).

Hell yeah

Yeah, we sure are! To be fair, I mostly remember the Ameristan bit. I read it right when it came out, so the details are hazy thanks to… um, everything post-spring of 2020.

yes, yes I have.

About once a year, I Google around to see if they will ever finish up the series—last I heard Corker had finished the artwork for issues 9 & 10. I’ve gifted the first volume to a number of friends.

As a general rule, the smaller the space, the higher the price per sq foot. (Or at least that was my experience when I worked in real estate.)

All of the ringer podcasts I listen to (F1 & prestige TV) are available via RSS on your podcast player of choice.

Happy Radiohead tour day to everyone who celebrates.

I think that’s about what my sister started with. She’s got at least 75 now if you include the Guinea hens.

Chickens eat so much. You would not believe.

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The Sid Mashburn military jacket was what came to mind but they only have it in a Nantucket red these days.

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I remember asking for a home-cooked meal from McDonald's after Little League.

Best song on the album IMO

My dad had an incredibly strong Orangeburg, SC accent,—Hunter = “hunnah—and I am basically only betrayed by my use of “y’all” and “nekked.” (Not including regionalisms like “rollypolly” vs “pillbug” etc.)

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Don't fuck with me. I'll spend another three hours in Excel. I don't care.

Would love to hear if it worked out. There is a reveal that is super heartwarming that is interesting.

My dad (rip) once started a grilled chicken Thursday night that he ran out of his dorm room at Erskine. I think he made it two weeks according to family lore.

I have played it (many times). Came here to make this recommendation specifically.

Omg. I’ve literally only read Crying of Lot 49 (twice). Welp, guess I gotta update my kindle library.

Saw the second song and insta saved.

Pope Utz IX

AI GUY: It’s only wrong 90% of the time
AI: makes up fake day for Mother’s Day
ME: dead from mother’s scorn

Again, I’m a guy who studied abroad there and took a few months of intensive language classes, so giant bits of salt. But as I learned it you’d repeat the word for “good” or “yes” and use vocal inflection along w how much repetition to get to the equivalent of “better” etc

We went to somewhere in Hungarian speaking Romania for a folk festival and I remember sitting on the top of a small mountain and looking down at the valley and thinking, “and that’s a really good place for the horse people to come in off the steppes”

Do you know if it’s part of the language group to have the thing (I don’t know the name) where you don’t have e.g., good, better, best? Or is that a uniquely Hungarian thing?

Hungary is just this wild island linguistically. So cool.

I only took one semester (and am no linguist) so I’ll take your word for it. It was so hard to learn, three months as a college student and I never learned to pronounce sör (beer) in a way that was communicable.

Semi-related? I love the fact that Hungarian is non Indo European and is only—apparently—related to Finnish