Zach Wolpoff

Will it be lived streamed somewhere?

Landon? Episcopal? This feels so weird. But Landon is a good choice imo. Lots of fields and security.

Looks like I missed a hell of a spirit game.

Just because a show is past it's "golden age" doesn't mean every new episode or season to come from it to be awful

Because your the Angel Hernandez of the NHL.

Shes the best thing about Monday! Ask Garfield if you are unsure

Travel man with Richard Adawade is also very good.

No, the first thing you learn is not to be in New Haven at night. The other thing is where to order pizza (Frank Pepe). Then how to chug 30 beers in 2 hours. And that is the Yale Law experience!

Because people dont know how to read.

God Twitter is such a fucking cancer over lies that Fox News taught them. Then again, what should I expect from Ivermecteon injectors?

Why does ESPN still give this windbag airtime?

Vasco da Gama? Where Dimtiri Payet is?

On today's episode of today I learned.

Why? For supporting our favorite hockey player?

Never heard of 2 fat ladies before. That's a new one.

Hey! That's me!

Im sorry, what?

Praise the lord!

Ban this man from all of Towson. Unrelated: Is Chris Carlson the regional director for all of MD or just Baltimore area? I have a separate issue that Savers hasn't fixed by me that is still an issue.

An add that sucked by the way.

I lost my job. USDA Forest Service. My probation was up next week. I did everything right. I took a GS-7 role with a master’s degree just to get my foot in the door. I spent years doing seasonal fieldwork for low pay, working in remote places, gaining experience, and building skills, just for a chance at a permanent position. I was about to be a GS-9. I wrote NEPA reports. I conducted field surveys. I worked fire support. I dedicated myself to this work because I believed in it. Public lands don’t manage themselves. The wildlife, watersheds, and forests we protect don’t just stay protected without people on the ground making it happen. My coworkers and I took on that responsibility, often in places most people never think about but that matter more than they know. And now? Just like that, I’m out. Edit: I’ve consistently supported progressive policies and have voted Democrat in every national and local election since I was 18. I do appreciate folks asking, I have some coworker having a serious 'leopards ate my face' moment right now.

This comment on r/fednews really stood out to me. Trump and Musk want people to think they're firing do-nothing "bureaucrats," but they're really getting rid of people dedicated to serving this country and keeping it operational. I hope these stories get told.

Where can I get one of those jerseys?

It's only interesting if it's not happening to you.

Long live the Peanuts! If you are ever in Santa Rosa, I highly recommend going to the museum!

The final "Peanuts" strip ran 25 years ago, on February 13, 2000. It was truly the end of an era--the conclusion of arguably the greatest comic strip of all time.

Well, I'm finally here. Does the butterfly have a name?