What in the hell is this pant/uniform combination? Someone please get Sid Salter on the record about this.
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The Libertarian Party candidate for North Carolina state senate is currently in the midst of an armed chase and shoot-out with the cops, keeping us posted with live tweets:
Randomly rediscovered this album this weekend, and it’s 🔥
open.spotify.com/album/2wjrh…
I would vote for any candidate whose entire campaign platform is simply to restore Bob Seger to his proper role in the American conscience.
pastemagazine.com/music/bob-…
I spent 4+ years working for a British manufacturer until I couldn't take it anymore. The quotes here are absolutely dead-on, even if the entire piece is unintentionally hilarious.
Listening to another @MeatEaterTV audiobook, and Chapter 9 of this one gets into the naming of numerous creeks and areas between what is now Hendersonville and Hartsville in the Nashville area (Mansker Creek, Station Camp Creek, Bledsoe Creek, etc.):
open.spotify.com/show/79mt4M…
The future of warfare is going to be wilder than anyone can comprehend.
Anthropic admits Houthis used Claude AI instead of weapons engineers to make rockets and ballistic missiles that correct themselves after missing targets trib.al/K0xxryJ
I’ve long said Southwest Mississippi is the most underrated part of the state. Curious if the Baton Rouge area’s continued growth north ends up leading to Natchez fulfilling its rarely-met potential at some point in the future.
A little late to the party in watching it, but Becoming Led Zeppelin is a bit underwhelming given the band profiled.
Let’s look and see how the new visitor center will mesh with the historic property that is The Hermitage…..
South Louisiana absolutely rules. Everyone should spend time there. It’s weird and weatherbeaten and wonderful all at once.
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Ridiculous. This era was great because you had to leave the computer room if you wanted to experience life. Everything was cheaper. There weren't cameras everywhere when you went out at night. Life had so much more texture.

































