Evan Bernick, a finite mode with a smol hooman and a lorg floof

Dress Codes vs. Codes of Honor Pete Hegseth’s selective interpretation of what a soldier should look like.

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The allure of delusional self-adoration can be powerful. When a junior high vice principal made me cut my hair (picture your obedient correspondent at 15 with a blond Robert Smith- circa-Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me rats' nest), I was much offended. I believed, in the sincerest possible way, that I was a unique, very special, possibly heroic 15-year-old, one destined for great things, and, above all, one whose autonomy and personal sense of self had to be respected at all times, damn the rules. It all seemed incontrovertible at the time. But I am not in junior high school anymore. Pete Hegseth somehow is. Princeton owes him a refund. And his tailor owes him an apology.

i gotta admit, this is pretty good.

Only one of them has immunity from prosecution and we are in the midst of a constitutional crisis where they rightly believe that a lot of extraordinary things could happen

None of them has any future beyond this administration so they’re acting like it will never end in the hopes that will somehow make it so

it’s all power projection, calculated to make their very precarious positions seem hopelessly entrenched and discourage opposition

They are *definitely* afraid of the consequences, though.

Yeah this is true for the whole crew

*This was seconds before the Antifa attack, burgerville no longer exists

when you girlboss too close to hellfire

“Lord, please bless this Burgerville and everyone within this Burgerville and deliver us from the moral, legal, and if possible eternal consequences of our actions“

How to see Comet Lemmon Catch it soon, or you’ll have to wait more than a thousand years.

When space gives you Lemmon… www.astronomy.com/observing/ho...

Close up of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me in 4k. Floofy doggo in background

Floof retrieve extremely floofy movie in FloofK. Good floof.

a small cream colored dog stares up at us. this is Boksil, swaddled in a grey robe, and tucked underneath a thick blanket on a bed. her little paws poke out of the robe's sleeves, and her toe beans are in full view. her tiny pink tongue mlems from her grinning mouth.

a higher angle of Boksil. a small yellow pillow rests beside her for scale, and her eyes are closed peacefully as she rests swaddled under a white blanket, looking very cozy.

This is Boksil. She is reaching levels of cozy previously unheard of. 12/10 a trailblazer (IG: with_bokdanji)

Ok lol I suppose I get it. I just noticed it because it used to say recordings were available and now it says this

Whoaaa

When the tiny hooman invades ur bed and u must scratch it out

Today marks the two-year anniversary of the horrific October 7 attack.

As we mourn the 1,218 lives lost that day, let us also keep alive the dream of a lasting peace and a better future for all.

Ceasefire now. Every hostage must come home. And a safer world for everyone.

Anyone else find it weird that Zoom calls cloud recordings “meeting assets”?

YEAH WHATS UP WITH THAT

A puzzle game but not, you know, fun

Is STET a comment

I’m. So. Tired.

I don’t just want you to pay attention to Chicago because I want you to understand our plight. I want you to see how hard people are fighting and know wtf you’re made of. We’re not just fighting for this place. This is for all of us.

But I didn‘t say otherwise. Promoting racketeering activity is, however, something that is criminalized in the U.S. in ways that is not in Japan. RICO and its state law equivalents are international outliers.

being a member of a criminal enterprise is criminalized many times over, state and federal, and it does not require that you do anything that would otherwise be a crime

participating in a gang that does crimes is illegal here even if you do not commit any separate crime. That is not true in Japan.

it’s not like these laws aren’t tough it’s just the toughness takes an entirely different form because of sociopolitically contingent stuff and illustrates why it’s so silly to generalize about being “like Japan”

There are so many things going on that i wouldn’t just say “yes” to the first question but the second—yes. You can get designated as a violent group if you um do violence, at which point there are fewer things you can do and it becomes easier to arrest you and prosecute you and shut your group down.

See that small, moving splotch?

That's 3I/ATLAS, a comet that formed in a different star system, photographed from Mars orbit by the ESA Exomars Trace Gas Orbiter.

A comet from a DIFFERENT SOLAR SYSTEM photographed by a ROBOT ORBITING MARS

last Friday

Yeah the yakuza are not outlawed. it is not illegal to be a member. american conspiracy law is weird, broader, and harsher than pretty much everywhere else in the world.

Is there anything floofier than a wet Berner

Bork! (No)