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the raccoons ate all of my koi @classicmax.bsky.social · 15/01/2026

i remember reading about that in Strike! by jeremy brecher, the only history book i read after high school that i remember anything from

That night, across the river in St. Louis, the Workingmen’s Party called a mass meeting, with crowds so large that three separate speakers’ stands were set up simultaneously. “The workingmen,” said one speaker, “intend now to assert their rights, even if the result is shedding of blood…. They are ready to take up arms at any moment.”

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the raccoons ate all of my koi @classicmax.bsky.social · 09/08/2025

found something outside that looks like the bluesky logo. crazy

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the raccoons ate all of my koi @classicmax.bsky.social · 13/05/2025

if i was them and i got this reply i would have to ask myself if maybe i'm the bad guy

"This is why I don't care if they get deported. These people screwed over everyone including themselves."

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the raccoons ate all of my koi @classicmax.bsky.social · 10/01/2025

armadillo digging through the compost pile for ants or something

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the raccoons ate all of my koi @classicmax.bsky.social · 08/01/2025

the squash plants growing in the compost pile are now bigger than the compost pile

a bunch of huge leaves, idk, hard to describe

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the raccoons ate all of my koi @classicmax.bsky.social · 08/11/2024

squash seeds were growing in my compost pile so i used a shovel to move their compost to a pot but i don't think i can separate them without damaging them so they're doomed to compete with each other

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the raccoons ate all of my koi @classicmax.bsky.social · 07/11/2024

it's our job to find and live a viable leftwing masculinity, but it's already out there, ursula le guin invented it for us

excerpt from the dispossessed: "His gentleness was uncompromising; because he would not compete for dominance, he was indomitable."

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the raccoons ate all of my koi @classicmax.bsky.social · 07/10/2024

extremely normal music. love it

$Duet for Morphine and Cymbal 3:16 Each angle in an x-ray diffraction pattern can be mapped to an audible frequency, transforming a crystalline structure into sound. In this piece, complex clusters of tones derived from morphine crystal resonances are juxtaposed over a rhythmic bed supplied by the more percussive timbre of the cymbal. The mapping technique was introduced by Tom Staley and myself in "Sound of Crystals," which appeared in the September 1992 issue of Experimental Musical Instruments. Download a mp3 version of the Duet for Morphine and Crystal.$