What Fresh Spooky Hell is This Now?
What Fresh Spooky Hell is This Now?
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Internal Medicine/Peds Physician, LGBTQ+ parent and ally. All views expressed are mine. 🚫 DMs
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Anthropic just announced it lost $80 billion in the first half of this year yet it’s still expected to have on of the biggest IPOs in history CAPITALISM IS A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY!
🔺 BREAKING: Anthropic has published its long-awaited prospectus as it prepares for one of the largest initial public offerings in history
Too many tech/podcast bros think they’ll be the badass main characters of a FPS game like Resident in the event of an apocalypse and too few realize they’ll be the first NPCs eaten by the hellhounds or mutants
BREAKING: Trump and His Deranged Goons Are Breeding Monsters—Hellhounds—in Latest Confirmation They Are Cartoonishly Evil I hope every supposedly religious person who votes for Donald Trump has to explain in the afterlife how it was Christian to vote for the guy with hellhounds.
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This reminds me of Fred Willard’s finest performance youtu.be/T7f9xTPI9eo?...
The Hupfeld Phonoliszt-Violina is an early 1900s German orchestrion that uses a rotating bow and pneumatic fingers to play three violins and a piano from a perforated paper roll, dubbed the “8th wonder of the world” at the 1910 Brussels World's Fair. IG: @andreridd ~ Netherlands
A flying car? Can I use your phone? youtu.be/4Q5xh5EdEaI?...
The event was less than 30 minutes and felt more like a stunt show than a product reveal. Musk promised the hypercar would go into production in 2028, but after nearly nine years who’s counting. The people were here to see a car fly, and that’s what Tesla gave them.
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Finally remembered where I know he from Prancercize! www.google.com/search?q=cra...
In honor of scary media month: what is the first piece of media you remember truly frightening you as a child? Salem’s Lot 1979 CBS miniseries
In honor of scary media month: what is the first piece of media you remember truly frightening you as a child? Volcano (1997), saw it as a kid and this scene was so scary to me. So much so that a volcano Hot Wheels commercial also scared me.