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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 06/10/2026

Lmao

EA recently indicated that it obtained an investment-grade rating on the bonds from another credit-ratings firm, Egan-Jones, the people said."

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 06/10/2026

Emerging asset classes
I feel so dumb and annoying writing this, but all of it is obviously true:
1. Betting on sports is not an investment.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 06/10/2026

He Used to Stock Shelves at 7-Eleven.
Now He's Striking Out Shohei Ohtani.

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 06/10/2026

Your honour, you see, mi mum passed eeway, so’s I hads ta not pay 6,000 quid for the long lorry

However, the judge also took into account a number of mitigating factors, including that Molloy was experiencing difficult personal circumstances after his mother's death, that he ceased the activity of his own volition and had shown genuine
remorse.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 06/10/2026

No, right, of course, most companies do not report adjusted earnings that adjust out non-cash charitable giving, because "non-cash charitable giving" is not a big thing at most companies. But tech companies
often do adjust out stock-based employee compensation,[7] and that's obviously what's going on here. It's just that the way Anthropic compensates employees is through charitable giving.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 06/10/2026

Y’all already have a world beater of a Christmas song

It Feels Like Christmas - Single
Fall Out Boy

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 05/10/2026

Jamie Foxx in collateral

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 05/10/2026

Not sure I’ve ever been as happy as Swan Boy is in this panel

Swan Boy beaming at day dream elvis server.

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 04/10/2026

You don't wanna be out here

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 03/10/2026

Warhol sickos.

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 03/10/2026

Boooooooooo

Why the fuck would you show it to me if I can't have it?!

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 02/10/2026

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 02/10/2026

Big beer Friday

Right proper split that

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 02/10/2026

A small crowd has gathered, filled with cowboy hats and serious mustaches, all excited to tell me about Wills. But what they do is, they talk about how much they love coming here. How much they like seeing their friends every year. One of them, Mike Molten, says he comes here annually, this year with his kids and grandkids. He's got a cool hat, sweat-stained and hand-creased the way a hundred bass players in Austin are trying to replicate. "It's not as rowdy as it used to be," Molten says. "Used to come out here and there'd be a million-dollar RV parked next to a pup tent full of hippies."

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 02/10/2026

Howard Beale

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 30/09/2026

AL West asshat

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 30/09/2026

A friggin war crime

What is a group of caterpillars called?
30
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
2026

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 30/09/2026

I would suggest showing her David Lynch movies

Fassel was inspired to write the story when he asked himself the question: “If I had a daughter, how could I get her interested in David Lynch movies?”

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 30/09/2026

🙄

During the past couple of years, the studio has produced several horror projects including Hellbound Laments, Beyond Dusk, The Torturer, Vicemares and Death World. Little Spark is interested in producing a diverse range of content, from cerebral A24-style psychological thrillers to slashers, ghost stories, adult animation and musical content.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 30/09/2026

lol

The future runs through Red Oak. Not long ago, most of us did not know what a data center was.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 30/09/2026

Oh that's crazy...oh you can't just print whatever in the newspaper, man

Film production 'bigger than bass reeves' coming to waxahachie

Director Andres Chavarria is bringing a film production to Waxahachie that he says will be “bigger than Bass Reeves,” and he is excited to see the project coming together. Featuring the tequila trade between Jalisco, Mexico and Dallas, Texas during Prohibition, “Hijos del Agave” (Spanish for “Sons of the Agave”) is described as a crime thriller and a love story that will be released as both a short film and the pilot episode of an ongoing series. The film’s production team plans to feature several historic downtown Waxahachie buildings in the story and reports that it is actively seeking about 40 locals to serve as extras.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 29/09/2026

"We're not trying to make any money out of this. Don't make your own bootleg copies and throw them on eBay, or throw them on Twitter of all places." Nevertheless, the clandestine nature of these efforts weighs on Draper: "It would be nice if there was at least a little bit more recognition of unofficial preservation efforts. I feel like there's a gigantic weight about to come crashing down on me at any second because, heaven forbid, I bought another twenty laserdiscs and captured audio tracks and bought VHS tapes on eBay to compare audio captures to fix the bad audio they didn't care about the first time around."

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 29/09/2026

Yeah man all of this shit is contingent

A related faith is political: That once lawmakers and voters understand the advantages of clean power, they will inevitably support it. "You kind of feel like, once everybody gets the facts, they're going to be there with you," Steve McBee, the CEO of clean energy investment firm Huck Capital, told me. McBee does not share that complacency-this year he founded a new advocacy group to bring clean energy executives into direct contact with policymakers-but he understands the temptation to "feel like you're on the right side of history."

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 29/09/2026

In military coups, it is critical to seize control of television and radio stations. In corporate coups, it is critical to be the admin of the company Slack.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 29/09/2026

There is something a bit funny about Nvidia announcing "man, we have soooooo much money that we don't know what to do with it" a month and a half after announcing "strategic partnerships to establish independent compute financing platforms ... to mobilize over $500 billion of third-party capital for the buildout of Al infrastructure over time." Like, last month, Nvidia announced that it was going to gently help guide $500 billion of investors' money into Al infrastructure; this month, Nvidia announced that it has $235 billion of surplus money that it's going to hand back to investors. Just invest the $235 billion in Al infrastructure, no? But, no. The basic structure of the Al buildout is that:
1. Everyone else borrows money against their expected future Al revenues,
2. Nvidia helps them do it,
3. They give the money to Nvidia for chips, and
4. Nvidia gives the money to its shareholders.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 27/09/2026

LET’S GOOOOOOOOO

Topo chico back on the shelf

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 26/09/2026

Jäger’s position appears to be a kind of post-Marxism, focused on the nation-states of the Global North, in which the problem of reviving socialist mass politics is diagnosed through the historical question of the death of mass politics. The true form of Hyperpolitics is that of The pamphlet, a format famously amenable to left-wing purposes. Yet, as the example of the Communist Manifesto (1848) shows, a successful pamphlet is one that comes out of the gates swinging, its punches clear and confident. Hyperpolitics pulls its punches, favoring the maneuvers of the feint, the duck, and the dive. It might as well be titled “Should Something Be Done?”—a diffident update of Lenin’s famous formulation, the title of his 1902 pamphlet on revolutionary strategy: What Is to Be Done? Lacking confidence and coherence, Jäger’s book reads more like an introduction to a larger work that does not yet exist.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 26/09/2026

ayooo

bobby exhales

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 26/09/2026

Our redass color guy suggested he was pitch tipping

i'm so sad i'm so fucked up

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 26/09/2026

A defeated man

Bummed deGrom notching 200 Ks

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 26/09/2026

Not sure if that's the goal

Maybe apocalyptic fascism does indeed encapsulate our current moment, but after pushing readers to the nightmarish precipice we stand on today, what do Klein and Taylor offer for those of us who have no choice but to look for a solution?

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 26/09/2026

The school even included their mileage totals from the rentals in the release to me. They probably shouldn't have!
During the fall, each cart drove an average of 5.5 miles over five days. That is a mile a day! To save staffers, recruits, and/or coaches the horrors of 15 minutes of strolling in the beautiful late fall and early spring Los Angeles weather, UCLA spent $95,000.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 26/09/2026

I do think if we're taking that arc as a whole, from "Old Town Road" to present, there might be something to the argument that country is currently winning the broad-spectrum palatability wars - passing the "does it fit as background music" test in a variety of scenarios. I certainly find that a much more compelling argument than "the culture of rural working-class whites can symbolize an unconstrained way of life that stands apart from the stifling, all-encompassing H.R. bureaucracy that everyone else lives in." How the Times manages to talk down to both its imagined readers - coastal, progressive etc. - and these "unconstrained" hicks at once is really something!

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 23/09/2026

Sator in Tenet.

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 23/09/2026

Erickson strongest observation is that these forces don’t need to be coordinated to reinforce one another: one supplies money, institutions, intellectual justification, and cadres, while the other supplies subculture, militancy, and a mass political language. But Erickson is unable to identify the correct causal mechanism for this breakdown, attributing it to the corrupting “infection” of the ideas of Nazi jurist Carl Schmitt and ultimately to Satan himself. That may be convenient rhetorically, but it is intellectually remiss. It performs the right wing’s favorite diagnosis: the healthy body infected by an outside agent; it exhibits no curiosity or understanding of why or how the right is susceptible to this “takeover.” As Cassius said to his co-conspirator, “The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves, that we are underlings.” Erickson is structurally unable to recognize the process, because he’s part of it. He suffers from the selective blindness of conservative intellectuals—I’m using that term very generously.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 23/09/2026

Finally, the researchers looked back over 550 million years of evolutionary time. They found the same two-origin brain pattern in chickens; zebrafish; and, remarkably, in acorn worms, tiny creatures living on the ocean floor that share a distant common ancestor with humans. Jellyfish, which diverged from humans about 600 to 700 million years ago, have two nervous systems at different ends of their body.

“Our research suggests that evolution took two existing neural systems and pushed them together spatially,” Loh said. “Having the brain as one organ would probably be more efficient, but we rely on this primordial way to make the brain as two separate pieces.”

“I was surprised at our findings because the word ‘brain’ implies a contiguous organ that likely has a singular origin,” Jokhai said. “But even 500 million years ago, there were these separate neural systems, which now almost operate as one, which is very cool.”

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 22/09/2026

L like the sauce very much, yeah.

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 22/09/2026

Split alot of babies

Justified, RHOM, 30 rock, mad men, good wife, twin peaks s3, around the horn, the knick, ATHF, battlestar galactica.

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 20/09/2026

No

Nick Schaeffer

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 19/09/2026

I think that’s a mustache @ruhee.ca

Dylan Cease

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 19/09/2026

For the last time

Baseball beer in a boot.

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

The Polymarket endorsement and ad accelerate, for me, the creep of LeBron exhaustion. You want your world-conquering sports hero to have better things to do with their time than lure people into financial disaster.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

And, as herky-jerky as the current economic system is, you'd be strained to make a good argument that it isn't an improvement. Roster-building has become precarious, and fans are understandably bummed that there are no longer guarantees or even high likelihoods of seeing a player develop across a four- or five-year career. The sport's leaders can, should, and won't get serious about recognizing players as employees and collectively bargaining with them in a fashion that would yield a more stable structure. But for now, players do get a piece of the enormous revenues they generate as a class, and that's better than the organized theft of their wages that schools and NCAA leadership perpetrated for a century and a half.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

Bunch of lizards screaming.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

Nolte life lessons.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

That is: Maybe you can spend a small amount of money to manipulate the market for the value of computer chips as long-term debt collateral. The whole Al economy is, arguably, built on that value. If it goes down, maybe hedge funds will notice. Maybe that will crash the prices of Al stocks and bonds. Maybe you can make a lot of money in the biggest market by spending a little money in the compute futures market.

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Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

"Where I'm At," RVSHVD: RVSHVD does disco country. I manifested this. —
NW

"Strange Desire," Buddy Miller and Jim Lauderdale: A little fan service for the Buddy & Jim heads out there.
(Buddy Miller great, whole album merits a listen.) - NW

"American Roots," Brandy Clark:
Moving new track from one of the greatest songwriters, the first song released from her upcoming album the bird. It's not Jesse Welles type protest writing - this is more subtle, and, honestly, much more effective. - MM

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

Damn how did that happen? Surely a purportedly materialist and historicizing publication would expound

harshly divided by race and class. After the Civil War impoverished the entire region, a deluded sense of victimization and unjustly degraded nobility seized white imaginations.

Spooky Mulder Bat Flip @mulderbatflip.net · 18/09/2026

Dead dove but god what an awful lede

One of the films featured in the Criterion
Channel's "Southern Gothic" series is Baby
Doll (1956). It's based on Tennessee
Williams's one-act plays 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and The Unsatisfactory Supper, which Williams adapted for the screen in collaboration with the most famous interpreter of his work, director Elia Kazan. It begins with the lurid, sexed-up horns of Kenyon Hopkins's score vamping as if in accompaniment to a strip show as we approach a grimly dilapidated Mississippi plantation house with grimy pillars like the post-Civil War plantation in Gone with the Wind. And there we have in a single film moment a perfect summation of the Southern Gothic.