I Ate Oklahoma

I was never a big fan of eggplant until I had it fried crisp with chilies and doused in Szechuan spices.

Now I understand why you guys use the emoji so often.

With everything going on in the US right now, it's extremely depressing to realize the only reason a significant portion of Trump voters are upset with the administration is because groceries are too expensive.

I'm first in line for my rebate rotisserie chicken

Did You Know?

Substituting heavy whipping cream for 2% milk in recipes will make your parents finally love you.

Sen. Linda Soundtrack
Sen. Kalidy Kia Guys
Sen. Count Gregor

Sen. Bob Stoops

ugh this is too real

He's absolutely going to blow up one of the stores with a missile trying to stop a "shoplifter."

Sen. Fudge: What I'm asking you, Madame Undersecretary, is whether a brownie is technically cake! It's a yes or no question!

Undersecretary Crocker: I'm not qualified to speak to this matter.

The Undersecretary of Defense is apparently not the right person to ask about...[checks notes] war.

A sign for the Gaslight Square shopping center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

What if we kissed and then I convinced you we didn't kiss and you hallucinated the whole thing at

"The problem is that people don't know how great we are!" is certainly one way to answer a question about their dereliction of moral duty.

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Nothing is foolproof, but this thing is about as close as it gets.
Signed,
a fool

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Apropos of nothing, I tried that Jose Andres microwave omelet this morning and it's so stupidly perfect that it's going to change my entire breakfast sandwich game going forward.

Miller strikes me as a guy who, at the first whiff of a consequence, will pull an Adolph in the bunker.

Not a disqualifier, but *if* someone wants to represent me in Congress without an education, I'd like some proof that they're not a lead paint sommelier like Markwayne.

Only U.S. Senator who never went to college. (And one of a handful who can't spell "college.")

"The people at the place I've never visited but only heard about are like THIS!" - Twitter on Bluesky

"I left that place I used to love after a decade because it is now owned, run by, and full of Nazis." - Bluesky on Twitter

This sounds like a high school theater group's performance of "Now You See Me."

I'm afraid to say, but if we hope to unseat him, we're going to need a candidate with, MINIMUM, three names smushed together.

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And it's not like Derpadorp doesn't have competition! Ryan Walters! FrankenStitt! Banana surgery enthusiast Charles McCall!

But Markwayne wakes up every day, shits his pants, and gets to work making America worse. *That's* dedication to being dumb and evil.

Your 75th anniversary party is probably the best opportunity to drop a "Me love you long time" into conversation.

"Today would be an amazing day to stay in bed and cry."

- me every day

A bunch of lazy clocks in Dali's "The Persistence of Memory"

DAD: What are you guys doing for your anniversary?
ME:

Counterpoint: She is both.

I've rewatched "The Eminence in Shadow," "Tsukimichi," "The 8th Son, Are You Kidding Me?" and "My Next Life as a Villainess" more times than I can count at this point.

But ditto for "Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun," "Tanaka-kun is Always Listless," and "We Never Learn."

I'm down to about three shows this season and only one is isekai (and based on a book series I enjoy). Personally, I long for the days of the slice-of-life boom, but I'm sure that gets old when there's too much of it, too.

That said, I have plenty of isekai shows I return to frequently.

The idea that anyone on Earth think Markwayne Derpadorp is an accurate representation of Oklahoma makes my skin crawl.

I know they are beloved by some, but I have never enjoyed a Cadbury Creme Egg and I'm done trying. I leave them to others who will treasure them in my stead.

My Personal Hierarchy of Easter Candies
1. Non-hollow chocolate rabbit (ideally dark chocolate)
2. Stale Peeps (fresh Peeps are an abomination)
3. Chocolate Robins Eggs
4. Black licorice jelly beans (I know, but shut up)
5. Assorted old people candies