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Trump Tried To Bury This Great News—And He Failed Miserably The Clintons just turned the tables on Trump, Anthropic AI refuses to back down to the Pentagon, and Senators demand a $175 billion tariff refund

The Clintons Just Turned The Tables On Trump, CEO Refuses To Back Down To The Pentagon, and Senators Demand $175 Billion Tariff Refund

In a democracy, the war on Iran would not be possible.

Ok, juggling multiple threads is getting cumbersome. Permission to condense this all into one conversation in a DM?

Any particular loves there? It's a big world.

I attribute this to those years spent reading that "material".

Some of my female friends who have only known me online have stopped me and said....it's the weirdest thing but....your brain and your speech don't. come across like a man's.

I had one friend who thought I was a lady cosplaying as a man for a few months until. High praise, for me.

Sorry, word limit. Textile Arts. Books about fabric, clothing and goods construction. Etc. basically if it involves cloth I'm into it or will get into it.

It wasn't ever anything to do with her work. It was always 'Here's a glimpse into what a driven woman in her profession reads in her off time to decompress', and that's another huge thing that shaped me. And probably why I read some of what I do today LOL!

*Shock, Gasp* No, that totally tracks. Intelligent people crave engagement and we often get it from our reading material. I tend to bounce back and forth between old Sewing machine manuals (don't judge, we all have our thing), History, Sci-fi, Smut (yes, yes, I know), and LOTS of non-fiction Textile

Again, no, but it's probably going to be the same level of intensity as the last one, if the title is any kind of indication.

Mom was a single mom who was Army Psyops and I read whatever was lying around the house. It was...eclectic.

Ooof. Wow, I pick a Ronin movie and you go straight for the jugular in life shaping lessons. This is why I spend more time around women than men, you all are ruthless and scary. (That's a compliment.) I can only imagine that that left an impact alright.

Never read it, don't know the premise, and am not gauche enough to wiki it to appear knowledgeable.

Ok, fair fair. To be honest I couldn't remember a tenth of his filmography post TBI anyway, but I still do appreciate his work. Yojimbo had a stunningly great impact on my character development as a young man.

Have you had books/films impact you similarly?

Truth. Ugly, ugly truth. I was introduced to a saying by a Japanese friend of mine. "The house with snow on the roof is not always the best." Meaning simply that age does not always presage wisdom.

Which ones! I like him even more now.

I won't dig through the box of old trite sayings, instead I'll just be glad that you did. People who are unable to learn from their own mistakes are rarely worth knowing.

a man in a suit says " i respect that " ALT: a man in a suit says " i respect that "

Cultivating an appreciation for good taste in the upcoming generation! Especially the classics. Going to turn them into Kurosawa films later?

And this is why I Don't F*cking Eat Out (ahem, you know what I mean)

NEWS: U.S. war in Iran now expected to last “four weeks or so,” Trump says to Daily Mail

Chicken Hawk Trump.

The warmonger who refused to serve.

A big part of the authoritarian playbook is war. War takes over the news. War blots out criticism. War divides a nation’s people, subjecting those against it to being called unpatriotic. War grants leaders all sorts of emergency powers. War consumes everything else.

We mustn’t let this war do so.

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And that is the mark of a good human being, admitting when we weren't able to return another's good actions/intentions and owning our own failings. *Chefs kiss*

Took me a lot of years and a brain injury to get there, so you've got my respect.

Don't we all? The classic monster movie mural theme is brilliant!

Instead of permanently ruining old posters you could get reprints of the originals and artificially age them. Those go for much cheaper on fleabay. You can also self print B&W copies. Just saying because I'm a crafter, too.

Hypatia of Alexandria (c. 370–415 CE), brilliant Greek mathematician, astronomer, and Neoplatonist philosopher—the first woman known to head a major school of learning; she taught advanced mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy, advised civic leaders, and became a symbol of reason and intellectual freedom despite the era's gender and religious barriers. The black-and-white engraved portrait shows her in profile, facing left, with a serene, contemplative expression; she has an elegant neck, large eyes, and elaborate braided hair styled in a high bun wrapped with a headband, rendered in fine line work with soft shading on a plain background.

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Mine was a similar length. Time does not necessarily dictate impact, does it?

Care to share the concept?

I know that I'm a complete stranger, but I'm also a TBI survivor, so am sending you positive thoughts. I know that having another person recognize your suffering can make the difference for that day. And sometimes that's enough. At least it was for me.