I think the diiference is cigarettes, everywhere, all the time in the 1960s

hankgreen.com/smush · Oct 21
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Why is the screen on the back of the phone... oh

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One of the great working watercolor painters. Watching Joe Zbukvic work is incredible https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQSDr2sJPvuzoM5jNPJXbCs3fMkBgUK-j

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Had to share this bc of the typo Am I pregante??

I'm inclined to agree. It's been a while since I read it, but I feel like the vibe of this comic is in line with your comment:

Heard a new one related to men dating women way too young for them: "Those old men walkin' around with embryos"

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Wow. I had not heard of this device until now! Seems to have a passionate team behind it. I will definitely be watching this one. Thanks for sharing!

Dang, clicked into the ToU changes in this MR:

Merge pull request 'Proposal Assembly 2026: ToU extension to prohibit LLM-extrusions' (#1253) from gedankenstuecke/org:20260629-llm-proposal into main

Like that stance I think

Thanks for the deep cut

We need to start calling this corborate leaders, or finding a way to indicate it's the people in charge of the corporations. We've been using the aggregate term "corporations" because of conditioning. I know generally we all mean "board of directors" or "shareholders". But making it common to use some term to indicate "the people in charge"--or just name them in particular--maybe gives us a real target instead of an amorphous boogeyman of "corporations"? I don't know specifically how to achieve this though...

Dang you just made me look: acct age = 3 years, 1 month. That was exactly the timing...

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