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Anyone who can do their job from home and wants to should be allowed to. Covid showed us that. Plus the planet is on fire I've worked from home since 2004. Highly recommend it.

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Many people don't know that Freedumb has a B

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My favorite band is thumbing their two very distinctive noses, but they are from a future beyond any ideas of race, color, and anything else that artificially divides us. And they instead unite us in joy, creativity, and togetherness. Rock on.

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I remember those bits in the handmaid's tale, and how uncomfortable and repulsive they were. But they were fiction. I think having children see this would be incredibly damaging to them.

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Equally jazzed, and I gotta get back to my knitting

Woman wearing a handmade sweater with MST3K patterns

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Normalizing atrocities. This is great for the kids.

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Initially, I honestly thought it was Stephen Miller in drag

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Yes, perfect, we Montreallers would welcome that

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Ok as long as you have had the magic of the audiobook, carry on. And Then She Vanished by Nick Jones is another gem

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This is exceptionally worth listening to. The narrator, Ray Porter, also read Project Hail Mary, and elevates everything he's involved with.

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Nice! It adds a new meaning to "he came to a bad end"

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OMG there's a new Bobiverse book *swoons* Dennis E. Taylor, read by Ray Porter What a Thanksgiving long weekend this is going to be #HardSF #Bobiverse

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You know what would be funny? Lighting that big trunk of junk on fire. I wonder if whatever is in there would explode

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We remember, and the internet has a very long memory

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This is so utterly shameful that we, the west, who are not owned by putin, are not giving Ukraine what it needs to defend itself and close the skies. Shame on all of us!

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You know how UNESCO has cultural intangibles? For example, borshch for Ukraine Well, leave-a-log can be the Russian cultural intangible.

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Tom Cox @dj-acid-reflux.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

This online chatter about, oh Quebec voted for separatists and they want to separate is maddening. Nope, people voted out the previous government, which we had for 8 years and was led by the most disliked premier in Canada at the time. We voted for change, for the economy, and services.

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A thread of excellent birds I have met, and their backstories, in 20 photographs.

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There was some sort of change of director or something and instead of continuing to play the series as dry British humour, they made it broad slapstick comedy with sound effects, which cheapened the rest of the series and made it annoying to watch The first two seasons are 😘 especially the songs

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Talkin' outa both sides of her mouth Dani posted on x: . "Our provinces and our country are stronger when we work together, stand united and build a stronger future for all Canadians."

Danielle Smith posted on x: "Alberta looks forward to working constructively with Quebec’s new government at the Council of the Federation and on the issues that matter to Canadians.
Our provinces and our country are stronger when we work together, stand united and build a stronger future for all Canadians.
In that spirit, I congratulate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon @PaulPlamondon on his election as Quebec’s next premier."

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And there's plenty of guardrails on the PQ But most interesting was Danielle Smith's message

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And the 36% of the population, approximately, who didn't vote. Who are disengaged, who think both parties are the same, who don't care...

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And I think it's just an excuse to find a way to further tariff us. He stated that he wants to use tariffs to try to weaken our country. He's just scrabbling around between the sofa cushions for excuses. Don't tell JD.

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Oh darn, he alone found out about our Top Sekrit tariffs. This would be equal parts funny and sad except that: * Millions of Americans will believe him * He'll try to find some new way to punish us for his delusions

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ANALYSIS | ‘Unintended consequences’: Poll shows UCP independence referendum boosting Alberta NDP | CBC News

How do you like them apples, Dani? Spending all that money unnecessarily, which should have gone to things that are actually important to Albertans, driving an us/them wedge in Alberta’s society, and scaring investors away Actions have consequences

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Premier Danielle Smith's efforts to satisfy the party faithful with an independence referendum may have unintentionally breathed life into the opposition NDP.

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These entertainment takedowns of toxic techbros should be shown for free

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