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Nire Bryce @nirebryce.breadthcharge.net · 30/09/2026

a few notes here 1. he looks like shit. he really really looks like shit. watch his speech a year ago, he is crumbling in front of the world lmao 2. get new material, bozo 3. The Stance hungers for him. it is taking his body, soon it will take his mind

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elizabeth theranos in those trailers looks like someone about to turn into a bush in Annihilation

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something for the AI guys to invest in next imo

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Wagatwe Wanjuki @wagatwe.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

I'm just saying if terracotta statues CAN become soldiers in the afterlife we are all gonna eat shit to qin shi huang because he's basically the only guy who has ever stockpiled them

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the sad part is that survivors fought like hell to even get expulsion for rapists on the table. when I was an activist > 10 years ago, administrators were *shocked* that we wanted expulsion as a disciplinary option.

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I've been thinking about this a bit more through today and I have additional points. I think (and I guess we'll see if this is right depending on how people respond to these "AI codes of conduct") that people don't want to feel like the core of a piece of content is AI, which to them means fake

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so like, are handlers fascists? I'm not going to read warhound just tell me

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20,000 word review that mixes up the names Club Penguin and Penguin Colony

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This seems worthwhile as a practice and I think more content creators should probably do it

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Watching Tenet! Or am I unwatching anti Tenet? Who's to say

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I have a secret insight into the tech industry because I haven't worked as a programmer for a decade but my very unimpressive CV is still in hiring agencies' databases, so when I get emails and calls I can tell that they're starting to really scrape the bottom of the barrel lmao

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cop brained home counties villagers can get the government to send counter-terrorism police to arrest guys they don't like the look of and the entire british media will go along with it because our media class new and old is full of credulous rubes tbh

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The Fairford Incident should be understood as fake at a glance if you have a group chat with your neighbours because you will know that the people most likely to RING THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE AT 3AM are not the most likely to be broadly yknow, right about anything

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i am so for real this is what the american tech sector collapsing looks like

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Local councils getting the power to seize empty homes after 6 months to use as council housing has the potential to be one of the biggest substantive changes in UK policy in decades, provided local councils take the opportunity

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Effective Altruists ruining group sex for everybody else not even because of the AI fascists but just by being excessively reddit about it

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well I gotta be honest the Great British Public are probably not gonna be too happy about that

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Mike.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ @dumbmike.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Charlie Kirk's death showed that it's become the right instead of the left who can now most effectively use social media to harm people or businesses they dislike but the kind of (what should be) internal conflicts getting out of hand has been going on the whole time. I give Megan a 2/5 on this one

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I thought this was just beautiful. Kurt Vonnegut takes a walk to mail a letter:

She calls out, “Where are you going?” And I say, “I am going out to get an envelope.” And she says, “Well, you’re not a poor man. Why don’t you buy a thousand envelopes? They’ll deliver them, and you can put them in a closet.” And I say, “Hush.”

I go next to the postal convenience center down the block at the corner of 47th Street and Second Avenue. The woman behind the counter says, “Thirty-nine cents for a stamp.” I say, “I only brought thirty-seven. When did that change?” She looked at me a long time. “Thirty-seven isn’t enough.” “Well that oughta be enough for one envelope,” I said. The line was getting longer.

The lady moved her hand into her coat. I knew this routine. I backflipped behind the man behind me in line, wrapping my elbow around his throat as I landed. By the time the stamp seller had unloaded her clip, I had full cover. The gentleman’s body dropped to the floor, six holes smoking. The package he was carrying fell to the floor with a heavy clunk. Whatever was in there, it would do.

I rolled my foot over the cardboard and did a “flick up” as they call it in soccer. I bounced the package once or twice on the back of my foot as the mail lady reloaded, then I launched it high and spun 360 to deliver my patented “Rising Phoenix kick”. The package caught fire as it shattered through the protective plexiglass window and struck the woman’s head with all the force and hatred I had learned to channel in my grueling tutelage under five fallen Wudang masters in my youth. The lady’s body exploded off of her bones, leaving just a blackened skeleton spinning in her office chair. “So it goes,” I said, but no one laughed. I guess they weren’t big readers.

And I go home. And I have had one hell of a good time.

We are dancing animals. How beautiful it is to get up and go out and do something. We are here on Earth to fart around. Don’t let anybody tell you any different.

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