As a non anxious person who recently missed a flight, thanks for this. This is my guide for 2026.
artifactsofchina
joined 2 years ago
It always gets me that Matthew Broderick killed two people in a car crash and got off with a $100 fine. I love Ferris Bueller's day off, and I think he's really talented, but like this happened just after that movie, and he just did not seem to be held to account for it.
What is this?
Is this a Fiat?
I remember hearing that the Sahara desert was created by Romans salting the earth.
That can't possibly be true?
Also I wonder how it is connected to Jesus saying 'you are the salt of the earth'. That seems like am entirely different thing, but then again maybe not?
I feel like the most modern equivalent is Vietnam.
I'm sorry for being five minutes late again for them so that maybe one day in a hundred years time I hear me a list with a gun and we will be to see how people balance it out in a hundred years time I hear me a list with a gun and we will be to see how people balance it out.
Andre Staltz, who developed manyverse, posted recently showing himself working in construction https://bsky.app/profile/staltz.com/post/3m6qwv56xyc2v
I think he is still coding too, but it is cool to see how people balance it out.
Umm, wow!
Feel like this comment deserves more attention.
Would you share any of those photos?
Incredible.
Not in America so viewing you as on the front lines of this present catastrophe.
Please do everything you can to avoid further entrenching resentment.
It looks like your country is so bitterly divided. I've visited once, and my impression was then that there is a lot more grey than any media or the internet conveys.
If you're living close to someone who supported that maniac, please do what you can to build bridges so that they can find a way back to sanity. I get that it's not fair and that responsibility should fall on them. But realistically I think you need to be the adult in the relationship.
Please do what you can to build bridges and be compassionate, curious. Own your own sense of moral outrage and dignity, but give these people space to make their mistakes and learn from them, without your judgement. Direct your hatred and anger against the acts that upset you, but be gracious and kind in your relationships. Allow your mother in law to be wrong. Honour whatever is good in her.
Don't be a player hater!
If she says something racist, don't just let it stand. But where you can, see if you can draw out her reasons. See if you can uncover the true fears behind the scapegoating. Just let her be heard, without judgement. Be curious about the person. And where you can do so with humility, share your own beliefs and what is important to you. But share in the interests of being known, not of flag bearing.
Give yourself space where you need. It's OK to feel strongly, and to be upset. But please, do the work to build bridges, don't let your family be divided by an utter madman.
Does anyone else feel like 'my brain-washing has been completed' when they find themselves upvoting obscure loss menes?
Thought this was a post on liminal spaces, for a second.
From Bert and Ernie. And it still seems appropriate.
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+1 for the new community idea. I would definitely followi it. I remember when occupy was happening there was organising via reddit. It may have just been lots of pizzas being ordered, but it did seem like a legitimate community.