Tōgenkyō City Arborist
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I think this one is my favorite I haven't already seen here
October 5, 2026 at 4:34 PM
I think this one is my favorite I haven't already seen here
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Very spooked by the Night on Bald Mountain sequence in Fantasia as a kid.
October 5, 2026 at 3:31 AM
Very spooked by the Night on Bald Mountain sequence in Fantasia as a kid.
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A 24 year old farm worker was killed by heat in Mississippi.
No worker should be killed on the job, but we still have no enforceable federal heat protection rules. 1/
No worker should be killed on the job, but we still have no enforceable federal heat protection rules. 1/
October 3, 2026 at 2:09 AM
A 24 year old farm worker was killed by heat in Mississippi.
No worker should be killed on the job, but we still have no enforceable federal heat protection rules. 1/
No worker should be killed on the job, but we still have no enforceable federal heat protection rules. 1/
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I think "we're just suffering from a post-deindustrial mass anxiety around gender" is a very underrated explanation for juuuuust about everything.
October 2, 2026 at 10:10 PM
I think "we're just suffering from a post-deindustrial mass anxiety around gender" is a very underrated explanation for juuuuust about everything.
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I’ve been having some fun exploring Earthsea lately.
February 10, 2026 at 7:51 PM
I’ve been having some fun exploring Earthsea lately.
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just came across this incredible picture of Terry Pratchett
October 1, 2026 at 5:17 PM
just came across this incredible picture of Terry Pratchett
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B-17 bomb load: 5,000-17,000 lb
B-29 bomb load: 20,000 lb
F-15 Strike Eagle bomb load: 23,000+ lb
B-29 bomb load: 20,000 lb
F-15 Strike Eagle bomb load: 23,000+ lb
September 27, 2026 at 7:02 PM
B-17 bomb load: 5,000-17,000 lb
B-29 bomb load: 20,000 lb
F-15 Strike Eagle bomb load: 23,000+ lb
B-29 bomb load: 20,000 lb
F-15 Strike Eagle bomb load: 23,000+ lb
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If you ever wonder why modern aircraft are so expensive you should recall that an F-15 and a B-17 aren't too far off dimensionally
September 27, 2026 at 6:50 PM
If you ever wonder why modern aircraft are so expensive you should recall that an F-15 and a B-17 aren't too far off dimensionally
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It does break my brain a bit to think about how the Roman Empire was contemporaneous with New Zealand being filled with giant bird monsters
September 25, 2026 at 10:06 PM
It does break my brain a bit to think about how the Roman Empire was contemporaneous with New Zealand being filled with giant bird monsters
Damn, ain't that the truth.
the skewer seems loosening out of the middle of the world
September 21, 2026 at 2:05 AM
Damn, ain't that the truth.
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every time i see a remora im like "that's a fucking AAM for sharks"
September 10, 2026 at 7:23 PM
every time i see a remora im like "that's a fucking AAM for sharks"
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Deluxe Paint II turned you into a serious pixel artist. Released by Electronic Arts in 1986 on the Amiga, it was ported to DOS several years later and helped define how game graphics were created. No layers, no undo history, just pixels, patience, and talent.
September 9, 2026 at 5:32 PM
Deluxe Paint II turned you into a serious pixel artist. Released by Electronic Arts in 1986 on the Amiga, it was ported to DOS several years later and helped define how game graphics were created. No layers, no undo history, just pixels, patience, and talent.
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If you're willing to wear a Hublot in public, you're unfit for public office.
Ken Paxton has spent his entire career as a public servant, and he currently makes $153,000 a year. On this salary he has acquired 15 homes, and all the trappings of luxury, including a $41,000 watch.
September 4, 2026 at 4:54 PM
If you're willing to wear a Hublot in public, you're unfit for public office.
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After our trip to the Gaza-Egypt border last year, @merkley.senate.gov & I released a report entitled, "The Netanyahu Government is Implementing a Plan to Ethnically Cleanse Gaza of Palestinians."
Now the Israeli Min of Defense confirmed that's the goal.
We must end our complicity.
Now the Israeli Min of Defense confirmed that's the goal.
We must end our complicity.
Israel ‘organised and prepared’ to remove Gaza population if US gives green light, Katz says
Israel is "organised and prepared" to remove Palestininians from Gaza "by every way possible", Defence Minister Israel Katz told reporters Wednesday, adding that there was no alternative "solution" to...
www.france24.com
September 2, 2026 at 6:49 PM
After our trip to the Gaza-Egypt border last year, @merkley.senate.gov & I released a report entitled, "The Netanyahu Government is Implementing a Plan to Ethnically Cleanse Gaza of Palestinians."
Now the Israeli Min of Defense confirmed that's the goal.
We must end our complicity.
Now the Israeli Min of Defense confirmed that's the goal.
We must end our complicity.
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GERALT: Hhh. Seven Monster cans. Empty. And a diet Dr Pepper. If you're lucky, you've got a pack of small gamers.
VILLAGE HEADSMAN: And...and if we're not lucky?
GERALT: One really big one.
VILLAGE HEADSMAN: And...and if we're not lucky?
GERALT: One really big one.
December 23, 2024 at 5:06 PM
GERALT: Hhh. Seven Monster cans. Empty. And a diet Dr Pepper. If you're lucky, you've got a pack of small gamers.
VILLAGE HEADSMAN: And...and if we're not lucky?
GERALT: One really big one.
VILLAGE HEADSMAN: And...and if we're not lucky?
GERALT: One really big one.
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For national wealth to be explained by genes, we'd have to assume that Japan, South Korea and China have undergone some sort of massive yet somehow unremarked-upon population replacement in the past hundred years...
explicit endorsement of white genetic superiority from musk
August 30, 2026 at 12:36 PM
For national wealth to be explained by genes, we'd have to assume that Japan, South Korea and China have undergone some sort of massive yet somehow unremarked-upon population replacement in the past hundred years...
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Good morning Bluesky ☀️
This is one of the last coal powered sheep. The vast majority of UK sheep are now all electric ⚡️
This is one of the last coal powered sheep. The vast majority of UK sheep are now all electric ⚡️
August 25, 2026 at 6:11 AM
Good morning Bluesky ☀️
This is one of the last coal powered sheep. The vast majority of UK sheep are now all electric ⚡️
This is one of the last coal powered sheep. The vast majority of UK sheep are now all electric ⚡️
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Five clay dogs buried under a palace doorway at Nineveh around 645 BC. Each one has its name written on its side in cuneiform.
Expeller of evil.
Catcher of the enemy.
Biter of his foe.
Loud is his bark.
Don't think, bite.
That last one is an instruction, written on the dog, addressed to the dog.
Expeller of evil.
Catcher of the enemy.
Biter of his foe.
Loud is his bark.
Don't think, bite.
That last one is an instruction, written on the dog, addressed to the dog.
August 26, 2026 at 5:13 PM
Five clay dogs buried under a palace doorway at Nineveh around 645 BC. Each one has its name written on its side in cuneiform.
Expeller of evil.
Catcher of the enemy.
Biter of his foe.
Loud is his bark.
Don't think, bite.
That last one is an instruction, written on the dog, addressed to the dog.
Expeller of evil.
Catcher of the enemy.
Biter of his foe.
Loud is his bark.
Don't think, bite.
That last one is an instruction, written on the dog, addressed to the dog.
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Tim Curry's reading of the Sabriel series is probably my favorite audiobook? Most libraries will have it available, I think! He had wonderful material to work with (I really like this series), and his reading really transported me.
August 26, 2026 at 6:40 PM
Tim Curry's reading of the Sabriel series is probably my favorite audiobook? Most libraries will have it available, I think! He had wonderful material to work with (I really like this series), and his reading really transported me.
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Never let a writer help you move
August 21, 2026 at 2:39 PM
Never let a writer help you move