I bet at least part of the reason for the lake running low is climate change too, making Trump and his cronies partly responsible for the very expenses he’s having a hissy fit over…

Fun fact: according to the scientific consensus*, The Panama Canal is not located in China

*AKA maps. Geography is a science, after all…

Yeah, best case scenario is that the rest of the world starts to consciously uncouple from the US, taking away the ability of the incoming fascist government to strongarm “allies” into doing and saying everything they want or suffer financial and diplomatic ruin.

Starmer should demand that Trump either drop the proposed tariffs or give New England back 😄

Strictly for those that don’t need it. Just like most of what the likes of Hochum and Adams prioritize.

That would be…

that the moment a physical book is published and sold through it immediately becomes “not available for sale”

Because that specific book now has a new owner who can keep it or sell it as they see fit. Like people still do with physical games.

If you mean that a book becomes generally unavailable when it’s between printings, though, you’re wrong.

Publishers overlap print runs and begin selling the first paperbacks before they’ve sold out the initial hard cover prints PRECISELY to avoid the situation you seem to think happens with every single book.

Absolutely. Shit from a very unwell bull that has been refusing to eat anything except for the shit of other bulls for a week.

he made his money fucking over the working class. that’s not heroic

I mean, of course it isn’t, but nobody told the NYT or their opinion writers who are currently tripping over each other trying to normalize Trump, Thompson, and other monsters…

Fixed the post link right before seeing your comment, but thanks 🙂

The ocean, sooner or later…

Absolutely. Republicans aren’t in the business of being logically consistent or even the least bit honest, though.

Religious indoctrination and shaming.

It’s heavily affected by the fact that I used to listen to After the Revolution to fall asleep (in a good way! It’s a great book and Robert Evans’ voice is soothing IMO), but here’s mine:

The look on your faces when you found out that you didn’t even need cattle for it!

We can populate the next generation of politicans, CEOs, and journalists from this clown school.

I thought we already did? Where else would they be finding Republican politicians and opinion columnists?

Yes.

That’s the problem with living in the weirdest timeline: reality is more satirical than fiction.

I basically go by the “this would be an Onion headline in a sane world” criteria.

Because “crazy person acted rationally and within established norms” is frankly not a fascinating read nor THAT surprising when the last person in the room with him is sometimes either a rational person or someone wanting reasonable things for unreasonable reasons.