WilcoLadderPocket

WilcoLadderPocket

@dbeckhoff.bsky.social

Comics, Collectibles and toys. Certified sovereign plumber and savior of Princesses. Luigi my cousin.

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"it's against the law for you to not love me" is the prevailing attitude among most people with actual power, and thus they beclown themselves at every opportunity

WATCH: Andy Harris has a crash out after his constituents laugh at him for trying to blame higher gas prices on... Democrats. "You are rude!" #MD01

The time for diplomacy is over, done, kaput. Shooting everyone based on a solid jury of the court of opinion also isn’t an option, I guess. Do what feels right and righteousness will become endemic and problematic. Be the watch maker, but don’t worry about the time. Be patient, vote. It’s a lie.

Welp, my knee inexplicably hurts again. Again with the rickety ladder tomorrow. Gonna soak up the sun and diagnose this solar farm before the current admin blows it up because scorched earth looks better when you drive through the Midwest…

Having viewed all footage of the play, I’m gonna say if they can say “one of ours, all of yours” then We the People can too. Let’s get it. It’s time to breathe smoke and realize that it’s not going to get better until the cancer is cut out. We aren’t equal under the bruised thumb of a madman. Act it

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But I thought if you smeared someone and they were then the victim of violence, that meant you had to be fired from your job. Or does Fox News only think that applies to teachers?

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Trump has decided that no jobs report will issue on Friday due to the government shutdown. But it turns out there is a different reason: that report will, when issued, be catastrophically bad.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

CNBC: "Very disappointing. It's a weak number. This is private sector jobs for September. The total comes in -32,000. And that was a surprise because economists were looking for an increase of 51,000. Also, the revision was not good. August now showing -3,000 compared to the initial read of 54,000"

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50 years ago—on June 28, 1975—Rod Serling dies. "I just want them to remember me 100 years from now. I don’t care that they’re not able to quote a single line that I’ve written. But just that they can say, 'Oh, he was a writer.' That’s sufficiently an honored position for me.”