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Hey, do you think enough people watch It's Always Sunny that we can just start dropping "Thunder Gun" into everyday conversation?

This is amazing.

www.getyourfuckingmoneyback.com

Pete Hegseth: "I want to know all about biological sex in the boy scouts"

Well, I've frequently thought you were bonkers already, so I'd think you'd be in good company lol

What they're doing is trying to signal that "even the people who claim not to use AI are ACTUALLY using it and not disclosing it."

Heh, this is awesome.

Want me to explain why the Beatles spell their name that way?

I don't think he did. I think he really believed that giving Trump attention would cause people to rally to his cause. That's how things used to work.
Unfortunately, that just gave Trump a pass, and showed that the law really does operate differently for people with power.
We deserved better.

Blame Merrick Garland for that. He didn't want to deal with the politics of prosecuting a political opponent, and hoped that if he ignored Trump he'd just go away.
Foolishly allowing politics to outrank the rule of law in it's own way before Trump did (also after Trump did).

This post makes me want a story about a Magical Girl, with the same level of disgruntled inner monologue of an Ian Flemming Novel.

I drives me crazy that he said that in a public speech, and I haven't seen any notable reporter or law enforcement agency follow up on it.

Some of the pencils from my Masters of the Universe comics.
Man, it’s so much fun drawing these guys.

Courts have ruled 4,400 times that ICE jailed people illegally. It hasn’t stopped. The decisions amount to a huge legal rebuke, one the administration has ignored.

"In at least 4,421 cases, more than 400 federal judges ruled since the beginning of October that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is holding people illegally as it carries out its mass-deportation campaign."
www.reuters.com/legal/govern...

Things just got real awkward for everyone walking down the street with someone named Sam...

A black and white photo of Hal Foster at his drawing table working on a typically large Prince Valiant page.

A print that shows Valiant on his horse with a castle in the background. In each corner, and on the side, are small scenes from stories in the comic strip.

Today is the 89th anniversary of the newspaper comic strip Prince Valiant, created by Hal Foster, which was first published on February 13, 1937.

They are monsters.

Man, sooo many tv commercials are using crappy AI animation...

I definitely own more X-Men comics than anything else.

I think that's the best way to approach her. When you give her those layers, she becomes so much fun, and so interesting.

Hey guys, Paul's a great comic book writer and friend, and he needs some assistance here.

No kidding!
You use AI for your work just once, and for the rest of your life people will look at your work and wonder if you really did it, or if it was AI.
Not worth it.

I go back and forth between whether Peppermint Patty or Sally are my favorite. Those two always crack me up.

Couldn't agree more!
Not knowing how to use them well is a major weakness of today's writers.

ALSO, this Masters of the Universe 6 cover by @reillybrown.bsky.social, yes? @darkhorse.com

Yeah, that always bugged me about that movie. People always say "I loved watching Captain America just fighting Nazis for an hour an a half," and I'm like "he was actually pretty specifically NOT fighting Nazis..."

Lots of great advice in these comments!

My man needs to refresh himself on that 1st Amendment.

Comics retailing legend Greg Ketter standing up to ICE in Minneapolis. Yes, that's tear gas. He's 70 years old.

History is watching. And it never forgets.
#history #minneapolis #kindness #inspiration