Cuneform
@cuneform.bsky.social
Underground like a wild potatoooo
The same night a bunch of kids threw a punk show in the gym of my old apartment complex because they knew the cops were too busy and they’d get away with it.
Fun show, too.
Fun show, too.
Barack Obama singing Boogie Back to Texas at a fundraiser, backed by Joe Ely and Jason Roberts, in Austin, Texas, 2008. Photo by Ricardo B Brazziell.
January 7, 2026 at 12:46 AM
The same night a bunch of kids threw a punk show in the gym of my old apartment complex because they knew the cops were too busy and they’d get away with it.
Fun show, too.
Fun show, too.
Mike Johnson, kneeling over a freshly-dug grave, screaming "LaMelfa. LAMELLLFAAAA!!"
January 6, 2026 at 4:00 PM
Mike Johnson, kneeling over a freshly-dug grave, screaming "LaMelfa. LAMELLLFAAAA!!"
On two separate occasions I was having such violent night terrors I dislocated my left shoulder.
What's the most ridiculous way you ever hurt yourself? I got out of the tub, skidded in water and tripped over the toilet. Ankle sprain.
😅
😅
January 6, 2026 at 3:54 AM
On two separate occasions I was having such violent night terrors I dislocated my left shoulder.
“How many retweets now, colonel?”
January 4, 2026 at 12:43 AM
“How many retweets now, colonel?”
Vigorously masturbating to footage of the carnage.
(Texas).
(Texas).
what do you think your senator is doing right now
January 3, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Vigorously masturbating to footage of the carnage.
(Texas).
(Texas).
CBS News: Dead & Bari’d
Incredible. CBS Evening News announces five new “simple values” — instead of their “38-page handbook” — as they roll out Tony Dokoupil is lead anchor.
One of those values is simply: “We love America and make no apologies for saying so.”
One of those values is simply: “We love America and make no apologies for saying so.”
January 3, 2026 at 1:43 AM
CBS News: Dead & Bari’d
My MAGA-in-laws were quite sullen that their little granddaughter can’t make her annual visit from France this year, because her mom told them she was “too busy.”
And, since theyre incapable of self-reflection and critical thought, they sincerely believe that’s why.
And, since theyre incapable of self-reflection and critical thought, they sincerely believe that’s why.
Right now I wouldn't encourage any non citizen to come to the United States unless absolutely necessary this administration will not welcome you & their is a good chance you'll be harassed or arrested because of how you look or your politics
January 1, 2026 at 10:02 AM
My MAGA-in-laws were quite sullen that their little granddaughter can’t make her annual visit from France this year, because her mom told them she was “too busy.”
And, since theyre incapable of self-reflection and critical thought, they sincerely believe that’s why.
And, since theyre incapable of self-reflection and critical thought, they sincerely believe that’s why.
15 years ago I ghosted someone because she was against raising the minimum wage.
Everyone has a list of so-called "red flags" when they're dating. And for some, especially younger Americans, different political views is a relationship deal breaker.
Majority of Gen Z swipe left on dating people with opposite political views
Everyone has a list of so-called "red flags" when they're dating. And for some, especially younger Americans, different political views is a relationship deal breaker.
n.pr
December 31, 2025 at 4:46 PM
15 years ago I ghosted someone because she was against raising the minimum wage.
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If they vote out of "societal obligation" then they are accountable to the other members of that society for the consequences of their vote.
you can't "hold voters accountable." Ppl vote out of societal obligation, only thing you will accomplish by attempting to shame people for their vote is their reaction of being defensive and rationalizing their vote, when what you are trying to do is show them how their vote conflicts w/their values
To be fair, these are not categorically separate blocs -- "irredeemable bigots" and "extremely uninformed people." The goal of the good-faith people is holding all Trump voters accountable, whether for their bigotry or for their ignorance.
December 31, 2025 at 1:17 PM
If they vote out of "societal obligation" then they are accountable to the other members of that society for the consequences of their vote.
Sure you can! And if they refuse to take a modicum of responsibility and blame their ‘societal obligation’ or other horseshit rationale, you simply remove them from your life.
When asked why, you tell them elections have consequences. They love that line.
When asked why, you tell them elections have consequences. They love that line.
you can't "hold voters accountable." Ppl vote out of societal obligation, only thing you will accomplish by attempting to shame people for their vote is their reaction of being defensive and rationalizing their vote, when what you are trying to do is show them how their vote conflicts w/their values
To be fair, these are not categorically separate blocs -- "irredeemable bigots" and "extremely uninformed people." The goal of the good-faith people is holding all Trump voters accountable, whether for their bigotry or for their ignorance.
December 31, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Sure you can! And if they refuse to take a modicum of responsibility and blame their ‘societal obligation’ or other horseshit rationale, you simply remove them from your life.
When asked why, you tell them elections have consequences. They love that line.
When asked why, you tell them elections have consequences. They love that line.
Yeah man, other than the global pandemic and the lethal coup to stay in power, it was breezy by comparison.
Yes, and add to that the fact that Trump 1.0 was not nearly as bad as it could have been because Miller and others were stymied on many fronts, further leading to many people thinking the second term would be largely a repeat of the blowhardism of the first term.
I don’t fully understand the way people hold the ideas that the media is a fucking mess and social media algorithms are manipulated in their heads simultaneously with the belief that everyone understood and cosigned Trump’s plans
December 31, 2025 at 4:12 AM
Yeah man, other than the global pandemic and the lethal coup to stay in power, it was breezy by comparison.
I see we have another case of Ezra Klein Brain™️
And if you refuse to give someone credit for standing for liberal democracy just because they don’t agree with your policy preferences, you’re missing the big picture. www.thebulwark.com/p/why-marjor...
Why Marjorie Taylor Greene Gives Me Hope
People don’t change—but they can remember who they are.
www.thebulwark.com
December 30, 2025 at 2:44 PM
I see we have another case of Ezra Klein Brain™️
Emiru and Cinnabrit came to the shelter I work at to adopt two kittens and livestreamed the whole thing, raising more than $7,000 for us in a few hours.
youtu.be/FpJ77fz0U5E?...
youtu.be/FpJ77fz0U5E?...
December 30, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Emiru and Cinnabrit came to the shelter I work at to adopt two kittens and livestreamed the whole thing, raising more than $7,000 for us in a few hours.
youtu.be/FpJ77fz0U5E?...
youtu.be/FpJ77fz0U5E?...
"Happy music"
Fascists truly cannot distinguish fiction from reality
This has ELEVEN THOUSAND likes on the hellsite
This has ELEVEN THOUSAND likes on the hellsite
December 30, 2025 at 3:44 AM
"Happy music"
One thing Austin still has going for it is finding out what the lunch slices are at Conan’s Pizza up north.
Canadian bacon, jalapeño, and pineapple? Hell yes.
Canadian bacon, jalapeño, and pineapple? Hell yes.
December 29, 2025 at 8:01 PM
One thing Austin still has going for it is finding out what the lunch slices are at Conan’s Pizza up north.
Canadian bacon, jalapeño, and pineapple? Hell yes.
Canadian bacon, jalapeño, and pineapple? Hell yes.
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Remember:
When Tylenol was poisoned *by an outsider* and killed people, the company recalled all their products & redesigned them.
When Intel’s Pentium had a bug so obscure it affected 1 in _9 billion_ long division calculations, they recalled their chips.
ChatGPT was made deadly *by its team*.
When Tylenol was poisoned *by an outsider* and killed people, the company recalled all their products & redesigned them.
When Intel’s Pentium had a bug so obscure it affected 1 in _9 billion_ long division calculations, they recalled their chips.
ChatGPT was made deadly *by its team*.
i don’t see how any of the benefits of chatgpt and other consumer-facing LLMs can possibly outweigh their incredible ability to induce suicides
Adam Raine’s life hurtled toward tragedy soon after he began talking with ChatGPT about homework. Analysis of his ChatGPT account shows how the chatbot became a confidant as he planned to end his life.
December 28, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Remember:
When Tylenol was poisoned *by an outsider* and killed people, the company recalled all their products & redesigned them.
When Intel’s Pentium had a bug so obscure it affected 1 in _9 billion_ long division calculations, they recalled their chips.
ChatGPT was made deadly *by its team*.
When Tylenol was poisoned *by an outsider* and killed people, the company recalled all their products & redesigned them.
When Intel’s Pentium had a bug so obscure it affected 1 in _9 billion_ long division calculations, they recalled their chips.
ChatGPT was made deadly *by its team*.
You wanna mention that it was a free concert or nah?
The Kennedy Center is planning legal action after jazz musician Chuck Redd canceled an annual holiday concert. Redd pulled out after President Trump's name appeared on the building. n.pr/49tB0uS
Kennedy Center vows to sue musician who canceled performance over Trump name change
The Kennedy Center is planning legal action after jazz musician Chuck Redd canceled an annual holiday concert. Redd pulled out after President Trump's name appeared on the building.
n.pr
December 28, 2025 at 1:21 PM
You wanna mention that it was a free concert or nah?
See, I think of it more as the year everyone got sick of being force-fed an unending string of shitty products that routinely fail at the simplest tasks and have made much of life demonstrably worse as a result.
2025 will be remembered as the year of anti-AI discontent.
AI Backlash Grew Massively in 2025
2025 will be remembered as the year AI's novelty faded and public skepticism became one of the dominant attitudes.
trib.al
December 27, 2025 at 9:10 PM
See, I think of it more as the year everyone got sick of being force-fed an unending string of shitty products that routinely fail at the simplest tasks and have made much of life demonstrably worse as a result.
It's amazing what happens when you give people the opportunity to form a community rooted in helping others, and how it can create a movement and a sense of belonging that will outlive any campaign cycle.
🧵 Our mutual aid hub has been a HUGE draw for our immense volunteer base, many of whom have never wanted to be involved politics before now.
This model isn’t just about the immediate impacts: It’s about showing our values, building a community, and reaching voters — without selling our soul!
This model isn’t just about the immediate impacts: It’s about showing our values, building a community, and reaching voters — without selling our soul!
Turning campaigns into mutual aid hubs isn’t good for campaigns or mutual aid! Your campaign manager should be entirely too busy to schlep around 5600 tampons!
December 27, 2025 at 2:28 PM
It's amazing what happens when you give people the opportunity to form a community rooted in helping others, and how it can create a movement and a sense of belonging that will outlive any campaign cycle.
Will Stancil?
What, was John Spirograph already taken?
What, was John Spirograph already taken?
December 27, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Will Stancil?
What, was John Spirograph already taken?
What, was John Spirograph already taken?
Gas was 75 cents a gallon in Die Hard.
December 25, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Gas was 75 cents a gallon in Die Hard.
"As a guy who's pretty thick-skinned, I would like to complain, in exhausting detail, about a minor quip made at my expense almost 16 years ago, and how it was morally reprehensible on every level."
December 23, 2025 at 2:23 PM
"As a guy who's pretty thick-skinned, I would like to complain, in exhausting detail, about a minor quip made at my expense almost 16 years ago, and how it was morally reprehensible on every level."
