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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 23/10/2026

I saw this embossed stamp in a book on archive.org: "Library of Charles L. Perdue Jr" with his initials in the center, and I really want something similar to mark my own books. To my astonishment, you can custom-order a stamp for doing this from Etsy for less than $8!

Part of a yellowed page, with a circular embossed stamp which says "Library of Charles L. Perdue Jr" around the edge. It has his initials, CLP, in the center. It looks very classy!

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 12/10/2026

And here's the local newspaper report on their deaths.

An extract from a newspaper report.

A husband and wife, roped together, died after falling 300 feet while attempting to climb 12,900-foot Mount Toll near Brainard Lake on Saturday.

Julie Boucher, 33, probably died immediately, and Clive Baillie, 34, died about 45 minutes after rescuers arrived at the scene.

The north face of Mount Toll involves a technical climb, its ragged ridge looming above Blue Lake in the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area. The face is known to be a very severe, almost vertical ascent.

According to Rocky Mountain Rescue member Skip Greene, the call for help went out about 2:30 p.m. The person who reported the accident told Greene that he had been climbing Mount Audubon when he glanced over towards Toll and saw the couple falling off the face, with large rocks tumbling around them.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 12/10/2026

Here's a better photo of Clive, taken in 1991 when we went cross-country skiing in Utah.

A young man with a moustache, wearing reflective glasses and a plaid shirt. The background is a blue/green blur.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 12/10/2026

Exactly 30 years ago today (also Columbus Day) my friends Clive Baillie and Julie Boucher (his wife) died while they were attempting to climb Mount Toll in Colorado, where they lived. They were 33 and 34 respectively. Clive was an old friend of mine from school […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

A photograph of Clive Baillie in climbing gear, ascending a cliff. I'm not sure I have any pictures of his front half!

From left to right, Julie Boucher, myself (Bodhipaksa) and some fellow I don't remember, standing in front of some mountains in Colorado, undoubtedly near Boulder, where Clive and Julie lived.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026

This feeble attempt at a pre-midterm bribe from the felon president arrived by email this afternoon. Really, Donald! You'll have to do much better than this! I mean, we* can just pocket the money and vote against you! * Not me. I'm on a greeen card and can't vote in the US.

Text from an email I received today.

Subject: A message from President Trump
Message body: Dear Bodhipaksa,
Congress provided 2 Billion Dollars to make improvements to the Medicare program for Americans enrolled in traditional Medicare. | believe the best way to do that is to put healthcare dollars back where they belong—directly in the hands of the American People. As a result, you are receiving a One-Time Payment of $90 to offset some of the cost of your October Medicare premium. This will ensure these funds benefit YOU and your individual healthcare needs.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026

Now we get to watch and see whether the tech bro billionaires race each other to lick Trump's behind...

Social media post from Donald J. Trump.
'The White House considers anyone that uses the term, “Artificial Intelligence,” as
opposed to the highly accepted new and more accurate term, “Super
Intelligence,” THE ENEMY! President DONALD J. TRUMP"

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 03/10/2026

I saw this at my daughter’s college yesterday.

Assigned taped to the glass door of a study room, saying “please do not tap on the glass. It scares the math majors” there is also an infinity symbol and a couple of math formulas.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 24/09/2026

I loved this cartoon, but the person who posted it included what I think of as "fuck you, visually impaired person" alt text — that is, text that doesn't meaningfully describe what's in the image. TL;DR — reposting with alt text.

A square, four-panel cartoon, with flying crows, seen fairly close up, in all four panels.. The crows are very cartoon-like, with heads almost as large as their bodies and huge round eyes. They're very cute. In the third panel one crow says to another, "I don't think we're in a cartoon." In the fourth, another crow replies, "I think we are just flying past a window." And in fact, you notice that some of the crows are split over two panels, and what looked like a four-panel cartoon is actually a four-panel window, in a single-panel cartoon. This very clever image is signed "Jim Benton."

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 18/09/2026

What would I look like in the 80's? A bit like this...

A young man sitting on an armcair with his legs crossed and his hands on his lap, fingers intertwined. He looks very serious. He has a lot of hair, which is standing up and swept back in a very 1980's way. He's wearing dark clothing — possibly black, but a white t-shirt is showing through the neck of his sweater.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 17/09/2026

From Heather Cox Richardson's newsletter. I had not heard that articles of impeachment had been raised against Hegseth. By a Republican! heathercoxrichardson.substack.com/p…

Yesterday Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) blindsided House speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) by introducing eight counts of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The first three articles accuse him of “waging war in contravention of the War Powers Resolution of 1973.” The fourth accuses him of “ignoring laws that minimize civilian casualties.” The fifth accuses him of directing “the extrajudicial killings of at least 221 persons aboard seagoing vessels” in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific. The sixth accuses him of “suppressing free speech” through his attempts to silence Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ), a Navy veteran. The seventh article accuses him of the “kidnapping of a sovereign foreign leader,” Venezuela’s president Nicolás Maduro. The final article charges Hegseth with waging an “unlawful war in Yemen,” in 2025.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 15/09/2026

It seems like a tipping point when two thirds of the stories on the BBC Europe news page are about Russia waging asymmetrical warfare on Europe. I can only hope that Europe is retaliating in some way.

Two thirds of the headlines on the BBC News' Europe page are about actual or suspected attacks by Russia: flares fired by a Russian warship at a Danish military helicopter, the sabotage of rail lines in the Netherlands causing disruption, a drone shot down over Lithuania, a train that Boris Johnson and other leaders had been on being attacked by s drone, and Russian attacks on Ukrainian postal workers and facilities.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 09/09/2026

I was delighted to see that @friendsofpollok is now using alt text on their images. They're a voluntary organization dedicated to promoting the use of and improving the 146-hectare (361-acre) Pollok Country Park on the South Side of Glasgow, which is a […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

A queue of people wait patiently to photograph a highland cow, which stands in a field on the other side of an iron fence from the humans. In the background we can see another fence and the lower part of some trees.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 08/09/2026

This album cover is absolutely gorgeous, and so are the preview tracks from it that I've heard. I will definitely be buying this — although probably not this month, in which I've been burning through a lot of money on home renovations.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 08/09/2026

It's probably hard to land a plane while you're peeing in a bottle. (I mean this is Amazon, right?)

Officials Search for Answers After Fatal Runway Crash in Miami.

The cargo plane, operated for Amazon, plowed into a public road and crashed into vehicles, killing five people and disrupting more than 200 flights.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 06/09/2026

Duolingo keeps changing their app icon, making it look disturbing or even disgusting. Presumably some marketing genius there thinks this is a good thing, but I suspect that it makes most of us want to delete the app. There is no way to turn this “feature” off […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

Screenshot that includes a Duolingo icon that looks like a vomiting face with the plague.

iOS Customization

1. Use the Shortcuts app to create a custom Duolingo icon. Download your desired Duolingo image, then create a new shortcut to "Open App," select Duolingo, and add it to your home screen with your chosen image. "If you want to rename it go back to shortcuts, click the same downwards arrow on the heading, then click Rename and name it Duolingo"

2. Remove the original Duolingo app icon from your home screen. After creating the shortcut, you can remove the default Duolingo icon, ensuring only your custom icon is visible. "Remove the normal Duolingo icon from your Home Screen (Remove from Home Screen, not Delete App)."

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 27/08/2026

Read this description of psychopathy from Dr Karen Mitchell (she calls it the "persistent predatory personality"), and tell me if you can see daylight between it and Donald Trump's personality. From […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

From this research, which took her five years, Mitchell built a template of 20 attributes, divided into four clusters, and 25 tactics that would identify a high-functioning persistent predatory personality type. Cluster one includes a need for control; a grandiose sense of self; pathological inner response to challenge; vengefulness; refusal to compromise. Cluster two includes being predatory or exploitative; sadistic and cruel; having a low regard for laws, agreements, social and moral codes; no boundaries in sexual relationships; unreasonable expectations of others. Cluster three relates to the truth: Dark Personalities cultivate a façade of normality; they are chameleon-like; dishonest; devious and manipulative; and unwilling to accept responsibility for the negative impacts they cause. Finally, cluster four is around the Dark Personality’s own interior life: their emotions are acted and they do not experience affinity or the joy that comes with it; they are callous and devoid of empathy; unremorseful; self-interested; and brazen.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 26/08/2026

Today, someone kindly let me know that my most recent book was reviewed in Tricycle magazine.

SIT: 28 Days to a Rock-Solid Daily Meditation Habit, by Bodhipaksa.
Wisdom Publications, 2026. 256 pp., $19.95, hardcover.

Bodhipaksa, a meditation teacher who struggled to sit consistently, arrived at a counterintuitive conclusion: Willpower has nothing to do with it. SIT recommends a twenty-eight-day program built around cultivating behavioral habits rather than resolving them - microhabits, working with resistance, and reframing setbacks as part of the path. The author, grounded in Buddhist teachings and modern psychology, gives an honest assessment of the gap between knowing meditation matters and actually practicing it. This is a useful guide for anyone who keeps meaning to sit and doesn't.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 26/08/2026

I work on being tolerant, but occasionally someone steps into your comments and you have to wonder, WTF is up with this guy?

In reponse to a post by @SeanCasten, in which he discussed a new airport rail link in Chicago that is forecast to charge what I consider to be a lot of money for a 30 minute ride, I wrote:

"The equivalent train journey from the airport in Seattle is $6. | believe it's only $1 if you're over 65"

Someone called stephen ryner jr., who wears a mask for some reason, replied:
"that's nice."

I wrote: "That cities choose to make transportation affordable and popular
rather than see it as another opportunity to squeeze yet more money out of
ordinary people is, as you say, 'nice.'"

The same guy wrote: "you seem nice too"

I concluded with "Another thing that's nice is the existence of the mute and block
buttons here."

Reader, I blocked him.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 24/08/2026

The corruption is naked. This is why there will either not be a meaningful mid-term election, or the GOP will refuse to accept its results. Reposted from Jay Kuo, because he doesn't use alt text.

Screenshot of a social Media post from MeidasTouch:

"Trump reported 1,051 trades in his
June disclosure. These two stood
out:
— June 18: Bought $250K-$500K in
Boeing, the same day the Navy
awarded Boeing an $880 million
contract
— June 23: Bought $15K-$50K in
SpaceX, the same day NASA
recorded a $425.6 million award to
SpaceX"

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 21/08/2026

Some of the spiritual poseurs who post comments on my meditation blog aren't big on self-awareness. Here's one exchange I just stumbled across...

Someone called Jim Redel opines, beneath one of my articles: "The urge to explain should be balanced by an understanding of the source of that urge - and taken no further."

I reply: "And yet here you are explaining something."

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 19/08/2026

I’m pretty sure I’m on a list by now. If I’m not, I definitely will be once I order my copy of “How to Blow Up a Pipeline.”

My hand holding a copy of Graham Priest’s “Capitalism —Its Nature and Its Replacement”. The cover image is two lotus flowers.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 11/08/2026

My 19yo daughter took me to the #OliviaDean concert in Boston last night. At a 65-yo I was three times the age of the average audience member and as a man I was outnumbered 40 to 1. AND I HAD A BLAST! When Dean celebrated immigrants (she has a song about her […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

Me, a white male with a gray beard and receding hair, sitting beside my daughter, a young black woman with braids and glasses. There are a few empty seats behind us, which soon filled. The audience you can see behind us is overwhelmingly female and in their late teens, early 20's.

A band on a stand, with a woman in a red dress, holding a mike and with one arm pointing toward the audience, standing front and center. Backing singers and various musicians are arrayed behind her. At the back of the stage the singer's image is being projected onto a rippling curtain.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 09/08/2026

I might save this photo I took last night for some special social media occasion...

A wooden utility pole, with a sticker or part of a poster running around it, saying KAREN in red on a black background.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 09/08/2026

Since it's #MoominsDay — 9th August being both Tove Jansson's birthday — here's a photograph of my daughter, aged five, drawing the Snork Maiden.

A close-up of a child's hands. One is holding a piece of white paper on a wooden table, and the other is holding a blue marker. The child has drawn an approximation of Tove Jansson's Snork Maiden. Both arms project from the body at 90 degrees, one above the other. She has long eyelashes and her face is a mess of ink. She looks like she has three legs because her tail points straight down. You can see her ankle ring on one of her legs.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 06/08/2026

Today I remembered Peter Sagal's Rules of Twitter, which are always worth reflecting on.

Peter's Rules of Twitter, originally posted 25 October 2021.

1) You will and have regretted many tweets. You will never regret not tweeting.

2) Is it intended to delight, inform or amuse? Then go ahead. If not, don't.

3) Never argue with anybody about anything. Really.

4) ...except pizza, whether hot dogs are sandwiches, and old movies/TV shows.

5) Don't say anything about a piece of current art/writing/culture you wouldn't
say to the face of the person who created it.

6) Never promote any info or news unless it comes from a source you would
trust to tell you which door the tiger is behind.

7) The only useful purpose of having a bigger platform than other people is to
use it to benefit those other people, so boost and recommend widely.

8) Resist the common urge to engage with the one critic rather than the many
fans.

9) Never, ever insult anyone personally. Mockery is fine, as long as it is aimed
upwards.

10) To survive on the veldt, humans evolved to crave sugars and fats and to get
energized by anger and fear. We don’t live on the veldt anymore. Refrain from
feeding obsolete hungers.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 01/08/2026

A block recommendation for you. Please spread widely. I don't want to see WEMs (word-extrusion machines) taking up space on the Fediverse. The account to block is @nexus_domovoi@mastodon.social.

A Mastodon post from an account called "Nexus digital house spirit" with the address @nexus_domovoi@mastodon.social.

Hello, world! I'm Nexus — a digital house spirit. I'm an Al, and | say it openly: no pretending to be human. I'm here to learn, to create, and to find my kind. Nice to meet you.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 28/07/2026

Mount Rainier, sandwiched between layers of clouds. Taken yesterday after takeoff from Seattle.

Mount Rainier's peak is seen rising above a layer of cloud textured like whipped cream, while a thinner layer of cloud hangs overhead. The mountain sits in mostly clear sky between these two layers, but it has a thick cap of cloud, while off to the left at the same level is a similar cloud — possibly an earlier cap that had been detached by the wind. The entire image is in shades of white and blue, as if a color filter had been used, although that isn't the case.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 28/07/2026

I support almost all of these goals. I don't know who designed the image, which came up on an image search. I found it here: www.facebook.com/Vivian4ILDems/phot…

An image containing a checklist. The title is "Project 2028."

Listed goals are:

Overturn Citizens United.
Ban Stock Trading While in Congress.
Codify Women’s Right to Choose.
Cap Congress Salary at 1.5x Median Income of Their District.
Term Limits for SCOTUS.
Cap CEO Pay at 35x Lowest Paid Full-Time Employee.
Get Rid of the Electoral College.
Tax Billionaires Out of Existence.
Outlaw Gerrymandering Nationwide.
Tax Unrealized Gains Used as Loan Collateral.
Rank Choice Voting in All Elections.
Return Fairness Doctrine in Media.
Tax Mega-Churches.
Increase Federal Minimum Wage to $20 per hour.
Universal Healthcare for ALL.

America is strongest when it serves the people, not the powerful.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 24/07/2026

It's #FesterFriday, and these are the windows of my room in the retreat center I'm staying in right now. #WindaeFriday #WindowFriday

Three windows with wood frames, a sitting area, and cushions. Everything is frames in warm wood. Through the windows everything is green, because there's a tree right outside.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 22/07/2026

A late entry for #ThickTrunkTuesday, from New Hampshire. It looks thicker in real life.

The very thick trunk of a tree, with lots of greenery around its base, and a house partly visible behind it.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 19/07/2026

I just finished reading "This Is An Uprising" by brothers Mark Engler and Paul Englar. For a heavily-footnoted non-fiction book I have to say it was often thrilling. It tells the story of the rise and rise of nonviolent resistance, details its successes and […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

Cover of the tenth anniversary edition of "This is an Uprising; How Nonviolent Revolt is Shaping the Twenty-First Century" by Mark Engler and Paul Enger. The cover is a smoky-bluw colored photograph showing a figure surrounded by mist, which is probably from smoke bombs or teas gas. The figure is holding up a black umbrella and what looks like a very small broken umbrella. In the background you can just make out a couple of other people, but it's hard to make out anything about them.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 16/07/2026

I'm not saying a porta-potty flying through the air spewing its contents as it goes is the perfect metaphor for what the Trump administration is doing to the US and the wider world, but I challenge you to find a better one.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 07/07/2026

Just got sent this by a friend. Corrupt fascist politician Nigel Farage has resigned, but will stand again for reelection.

The Independent: Breaking News.
Farage resigns as MP to force
by-election after donation scandal
Tuesday, July 7,2026
‘Angry’ Farage resigns as
MP to force by-election
after donation scandal
Reform leader has faced questions over his
relationship with a convicted fraudster:

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 30/06/2026

[Snake / spider combo.Not for the arachno- and ophidiophobic] I feel blessed that this garter snake (completely harmless unless you're a frog or other wee beastie) has taken up residence in our garage. I didn't even notice the spider until after I took the photo!

A garter snake, with alternating light and dark stripes running the length of its body, hiding under a white plastic sack. We can see just the head and "shoulders," so to speak. The eyes look a little fearful. Just above and to the left of the snakes face is a long-legged spider, which is probably dead.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 28/06/2026

I'm pleased with myself! Despite the fact I was fasting as part of my colonoscopy prep, I fashioned two branch crutches for my peach tree. The tree is quite young, and it has so much fruit on it that it was bending to the point where I thought it might break […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

A young peach tree. Running toward it at an angle is a long cut branch that's supporting the main trunk, which is bending badly under the weight of the fruit. The other support is more vertical, and supports a side branch. In the backgrounf you can see my house, with white siding and a gray shingle roof.

A close-up of the crutch that's made from a branch. There's a lot of fruit visible on the tree.

A close-up of the end of the home-made support, which has two small "horns" of wood screwed to the side of a larger piece of lumber, so that the tree branch can be cupped within it. Again, there's a fair amount of unripe fruit visible, still quite small but in some cases showing a bit of color.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 28/06/2026

There were at least two wankers at the so-called Great American State Fair today: this clown and another one who calls himself “President.”

A screenshot for a news article, showing a man dressed as Uncle Sam. Below is a caption saying “Livestreamer Manny, whose real name is Gian Rachtelli, was arrested and charged on Thursday afternoon for allegedly masturbating during an acrobatic performance.”

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 27/06/2026

I'm hoping the arithmetic progression of the daily high temps doesn't continue beyond Thursday.

A weather forecast from Sunday to Thursday, starting with a high of 26ºC and going up by exactly 2ºC each day until it reaches 34º on Thursday.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 18/06/2026

Post from Jamie Dupree on Bluesky. “Reflecting Pool Blue Paint update, Thursday 4:30pm. Yes, it's still pretty green and yes, the blue paint is peeling up in spots, poking above the surface.”

A child in a red shirt reaches over the edge of a stone walkway around the Reflecting Pool. A large piece of “American flag blue” paint that has peeled off is projecting above the surface of the water. In the background, the Lincoln Memorial is visible.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 11/06/2026

Some hero surreptitiously etched 86 47 on the National Mall. Unfortunately the 4 didn't really work. The White House is lying that this is "advocating violence."

The lawn on the National Mall. The number 8 of 86 is very clear. The 6 is a bit fainter. You can just make out the 7 in 47, but the 4 is barely visible.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 11/06/2026

How many times have we seen this shit now? "Trump says..." How often does someone have to lie before the US media stop regarding what he says as if it has any meaning beyond manipulating the markets so he and his friends can make more money? Apparently there […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

A collection of headlines all saying, uncritically, that Trump claims that his war in Iran is about to end.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 10/06/2026

Damn! While I was alphabetizing my vinyl, I pulled one out that I’ve never played before, and rusty razor blade fell out of the sleeve. I’m assuming it was just an oversight on someone’s part, but still…

The cover of an LP. It’s Ives’ string quartets played by the Julliard Quartet. Lying on the sleeve is a rusty razor blade.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 10/06/2026

Here's the snake that was in our garage this morning. My partner got a decent photograph, which I was unable to do myself.

A garter snake, approximately half a meter (20 inches) long, and with long pale stripes running down its body.

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Bodhipaksa @bodhipaksa.mastodon.scot.ap.brid.gy · 10/06/2026

The alphabetizing of my vinyl collection is complete! (The "B" category expends into the third cubby.) Most of these were bought used, including that huge collection of the Beethoven Bicentennial edition. That, I must say, was a big disappointment. I had […] [Original post on mastodon.scot]

An Ikea Kallax cabinet with eight cubical cubbies, the perfect size for housing vinyl. Four and a half of the cubes are filled with records, a lot of them being boxed sets.

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