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I trust him though

Something outside just….moaned? creaked? moreaked? And the dog had no reaction. Like, yeah I hear it and whatever. Sure about that buddy? Maybe I'll just speed dial 911 anyway

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Instead of self driving cars can we work on automatic socks please.

[eirene]

Vogue, September 1st, 1968

Torera Conchita Cintron holding the head of her Arabian horse.

Photographer: Henry Clarke

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Tagged Mature Content because someone at Tumblr HQ has a Horse Nose fetish. I presume.

[outspokenblackman]

If they can automatically register you for war, they can automatically register you to vote.

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Fix your muffler

Fix your muffler

What is this stupid fad to disable/delete/whatever the car muffler. Grow up.

[liberalsarecool]

Trump announced plan to commit major war crimes in 48 hours if the Strait of Hormuz is not opened. Intentionally targeting critical civilian infrastructure to cause collectively suffering is a war crime.

Additionally, targeting hydroelectric dams and nuclear power plants are an Article 56 violation with almost no exceptions.

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Wherever (Putin) did he get (Putin) this idea (Putin)

[official-asheville]

Fun Asheville fact #1

contrary to popular belief, asheville is not actually home to any humpback whales

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oh so you haven't met Alice. Are you new?

[liberalsarecool]

$80 BILLION.

Mark Zuckerberg and Meta are about to fire 16,000 employees.

Why do they get tax breaks?

Tax them into oblivion.

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how on earth did they spend that much. Investigate for money laundering

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Starwatcher - art by Moebius (1993)

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[samueldelany]

The Octavia E. Butler Library Science Fiction Festival will be on Friday, March 27th, 2026, from 3-6 pm! The target audience for the festival is students from ages 8-15. The Festival will be held at the Octavia E. Butler Library in Pasadena, CA.

¡El Festival de Ciencia Ficción de la Biblioteca Octavia E. Butler será el viernes 27 de marzo de 2026, de 3 a 6 p. m.! El público objetivo del festival son estudiantes de entre 8 y 15 años.

The annual Octavia E. Butler Library Science Fiction Festival celebrates the genre of science fiction while honoring the legacy of Octavia E. Butler, who wrote about wanting to provide opportunities for young people to write in the genre. Butler is known for immersing herself in research to ground her writing in reality while imagining what if...., if only..., and if this goes on.... Our festival brings together writers, artists, scientists, and creators to inspire our students to see themselves in the future and imagine how they can be the next generation of thinkers and creators. 

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*points my Lear jet west*

[timothysnyder]

The Desire for Terror

And the defense of democracy

A purpose of the war on Iran might well be to provoke a terrorist attack inside the United States. This would provide Donald Trump with a pretext to try to cancel or “federalize” the coming Congressional elections. Self-terrorism might not have been the initial aim; but as time goes by, and failures and atrocities mount, its appeal will grow. Trump could think that he has much to gain; the war itself makes terrorism more likely; there are plausible vectors of terror; and the United States has let down its defenses.

We lack any other explanation for the war, at least from the American side. Trump is incoherent, and his administration is inconsistent. Much of what has been said about Iran is not true. The propaganda is contradictory. It is as though the war itself is not the main goal, but that it was simply important to somehow get the thing started.

We must anticipate, with sadness and resolution. We will be horrified, but we cannot be surprised, if there is a terrorist attack on the United States. If we choose to be surprised, we co-create a moment that Trump will exploit to undo what remains of our democracy. If the unthinkable happens, it will happen because some of Trump’s people thought about it, some of them created the conditions for it, and some of them looked away. The responsibility for catastrophe will be theirs. And the responsibility for democracy will be ours.

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all the disenfranchisement, gerry mandering, effing with poll workers. What do they suppose citizens do when reasonable legal participation options are removed

[morethansalad]

Midori Jade Matcha Churros (Vegan)

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Heaven and Hound, A

Disputation

The Sky: >thunder<

The Dog: Rebuttal!!!

The Sky: >THUNDER<

The Dog: Comprehensive Rebuttal Augmented with Interpretive Dance

The Sky: Muted Rejoinder

The Dog: That's RIGHT You Better Run, also Victory Lap

[leebrontide]

Many crappy scary evil bad things are indeed happening.

But if you never look up who is fighting back, you're not going to be much use to them.

If you dismiss every win as not good enough you're not going to contribute to the next win.

If you give up on the idea that any institution of power might be swayed to your goals, you're not going to be in the room where those institutions make those choices.

If you've decided things can't materially improve, you're not going to be part of the solution.

Stop ceding power to those causing problems because you've decided they've already won everything for all time.

Go push back. Bring your friends.

Caucus, Primary, get off fucking TicTok and look up who is doing good work and go help them. To whine that nobody is doing anything is an insult to all the millions of people who are, in fact, doing something, and an excuse to sit on your hands.

[hope-for-the-planet]

Kentucky’s Rural and Urban Communities Unite over Climate Change

A six-county climate action plan reshapes cooperation across political and geographic lines.

From the article:

Locally, municipalities varying in population density, income levels and industry are teaming up to strengthen their own communities’ climate resilience through a six-county regional climate action plan. The draft Central Kentucky Climate Action Plan, published last fall through an Environmental Protection Agency grant, targets an area of more than half a million people. Their leaders say neither politics nor an urban-rural divide can predict the popularity and effectiveness of climate action. “There are three parts to this, and it includes the environment, the people and the economy. We believe if we focus on those three areas, then we can make our community stronger,” Jada Walker Griggs, the senior program manager in sustainability for Lexington-Fayette Urban City Government, explains. Under the plan, the six counties — Bourbon, Clark, Fayette, Jessamine, Scott and Woodford — as well as municipal governments within will collaborate to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 23 percent by 2035 and 40 percent by 2050, as compared to 2021 levels. “Since the early ’90s, we have seen this attempt to pit local and global versus each other. We’ve seen this attempt to pit individual choice versus systemic change against each other. And we’ve seen this attempt to pit urban versus rural. And these are all false choices,” says Cagle, who has closely followed the climate action plan’s development.

[palatinewolfsblog]

Trending in 2026 - Demonstrate intelligence and critical thinking. - Don’t let challenges or negativity bring you down. - Encourage creativity and innovation. - Have faith. - Enjoy quality books. - Facilitate meaningful discussions. - Promote a sense of community and neighborliness. - Show empathy toward others. - Take walks outdoors. All the best!

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Overheard

Overheard inside my brain pan:

"Connect to the endocrine system. Alright? Good."