Can you link me that story? I know people at the times who would hate this

If y’all aren’t calling friendly journos before actions you’re doing it all wrong. If a tree falls in a forest and all that.

But like, actual journalists like this one seemingly is.

He won a Pulitzer for the novel Martin Dressler but I haven’t read it. His short stories, however, are fantastic. The Barnum Museum is maybe the best collection? I’m not sure. Read Eisenheim the Illusionist. They made a kinda shitty movie that has nothing to do with it starring Paul Giamatti

Ursula K Le Guin, the originator of this quote.

Wild that the maker of this comic doesn’t feel the need to credit UKLG

Beautiful. Have you read Steven Millhouse? If you like GGM I think you’ll like him.

Irving could really put a sentence together holy shit.

I know it gets shit on but I legitimately like, “it was a dark and stormy night.” There’s a reason it became cliche. It’s very evocative.

I guess that’s true. Customer service has almost never been able to actually help me, even before.

Thank you!

Nice. Got any suggestions?

Also a very different kind of game but have you played citizen sleeper?

The ancient Greeks considered electoral politics to be a form of oligarchy, as it favored the rich inherently.

I don’t even like it in my wrestling and that’s like, the least offensive place possible for it to be

Have you tried Balatro? If you like Slay the Spite there’s a good chance you will enjoy it.

If the USD is annihilated the great depression will look like nothing. Breton Woods ended but America is still smack dab in the middle of everybody’s economy. It’s why no one is calling in their debt, but keep buying it. It’s a fucking global ponzi scheme.

Edit: I just looked it up and 88% of global currency trades involve the dollar.

It’s wild how many good uses of this tech there are, and how it’s mostly implemented in asinine ways, instead. It’s great for brainstorming. Not so great for customer fucking service.

More expensive???

I mean you know that literally all of those wars had collaborators. Entire collaborationist states, in large part. It didn’t help South Vietnam.

Why? If the population here was as committed as a population overseas I hardly see what the difference is, besides the fact that Americans are way better armed.

I would love to see a source on a state blanket banning firearms post bill of rights.

Because that did not happen.