Bill Savage
@rogersparkman.bsky.social
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Watch your noggins, everyone.
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rogersparkman.bsky.social
I’m in Chicago, so yeah.
rogersparkman.bsky.social
Sending one state’s federalized National Guard into another state seems pretty inter-state. But who knows nowadays?
rogersparkman.bsky.social
Then he will appeal to SCOTUS, and get what he wants. That’s the pattern.
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nora.zone
cry havoc and let slip the frogs of war
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celebrityhottub.bsky.social
baseball is the best preparation for death because it does not come with a clock that tells you when your suffering will end one way or the other
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byajlee.myatproto.social
Hi, I googled it and found a description… see screenshot! Scroll down the page from this link for text of image.

www.e-yearbook.com/yearbooks/Ja...
In the fall of the year 1914 two separate clubs were organized one for Senior girls and the other for Junior girls. In Sept., 1916, these two clubs consolidated. The name Terquarts was therefore derived from the combining of the third year and fourth year clubs. All Senior and Junior girls are eligible for membership, The total number of members in the Club is one hundred and ninety-six. The purpose of this Club is to develop sociability and friendliness among Senior and Junior girls throughout the school, and to learn more of present problems connected with the civic welfare of the school and community, A meeting of the Ter-gggrts is held the third hour of the third Friday of each school month in room The meetings are very interesting. First, business matters are taken care of. Then, a program usually consisting of a few musical numbers and recita- tions is given. The Club had the pleasure of hearing Mr. Stahl give two readings at one meeting and at another enjoyed a reading by Miss McCarthy, also of the Faculty. The Terquart Club is known well to all Freshmen girls because of the party…
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reichlinmelnick.bsky.social
My first thought was “wow I hope this guy didn’t give out his name because he could absolutely be charged” and yup, he is correct to stay anonymous.

This man’s account is shocking. His neighbors’ situation is shocking. The entire Chicago raid is shocking.
On the other side was a mom and her 7-year-old daughter, pleading for his help.
"I wasn't planning on letting her stay, but I didn't know what the hell was going on," the man said of his Venezuelan migrant neighbors. But he quickly relented. The little girl was inconsolable and hid under his bed.
"I didn't want them to take her," said the man, who didn't want to be named because he fears he'll be targeted by federal authorities for his actions.
"I gave her my bedroom, and I just told her,
'Just stay there. Don't open, don't, shh, just stay quiet," he recalled telling the mom and daughter as he choked back tears.
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asharangappa.bsky.social
"If we were even to suppose the national rulers actuated by the most ungovernable ambition, it is impossible to believe that they would employ such preposterous means to accomplish their designs."

Oh Alexander, honey.
robertscotthorton.bsky.social
Quoted by Judge Perry today in her opinion in Illinois v Trump
rogersparkman.bsky.social
Fair enough and clear from context, but as a word it mystifies me. A neologism? Slang? Forgotten portmanteau?
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backwardsriver.bsky.social
Unsubtle Polish-language cartoon critical of Irish-American clout in Chicago, 1922
rogersparkman.bsky.social
Anyond have amy idea what “terquarts” means?
backwardsriver.bsky.social
Bowen High School seniors, Chicago 1915
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backwardsriver.bsky.social
Perfecto Beer ad in German, Chicago 1902
rogersparkman.bsky.social
Today is the 154th anniversary of the end of the Great Chicago Fire, and the beginning of Chicago’s “Regeneration,” the title of this sculpture by Henry Hering on SE Du Sable Bridge bridgehouse at Michigan & Wacker. The I Will Maiden personified Chicago’s energy. We will need that energy again soon.
Bas relief sculpture showing the I Will Maiden, a Greek Goddess of sorts, in armor, a cape, and flowing skirt; in one hand she holds rolled up blueprints for, presumably, new buildings; other hand wields a carpenter’s square. She has a tiara on as well; she treads on an unhappy dragon (the Fire?) beneath her sandals. She is flanked on each side by muscular tradesmen rebuilding the city. See first picture alt text. Closeup of the I Will Maiden.
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djangowexler.bsky.social
My boss: so how's our fourth quarter looking?

Me, the sales manager at the company that makes inflatable frog suits: well, you're never going to believe this, but
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reverendjesus.com
Blessed are the frogs, for they keep making authoritarians look incredibly stupid
Three persons in inflatable frog costumes. One of them is holding a nicely painted sign with two little cartoon frogs holding hands, below the text "FROGS TOGETHER STRONG"
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thegodpodcast.com
Don’t worry ICE, Chicago may not want you but there’s plenty of space for you in hell.
rogersparkman.bsky.social
The I Will Maiden would admire your dedication!
rogersparkman.bsky.social
Lunt and Clark.
adamchicago.bsky.social
The frogs have landed in Chicago!
Protestor in a frog suit and an anti-Ice sign with what I believe to be a Pokémon character on a street corner in Rogers Park.
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adamchicago.bsky.social
The frogs have landed in Chicago!
Protestor in a frog suit and an anti-Ice sign with what I believe to be a Pokémon character on a street corner in Rogers Park.
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duckworth.senate.gov
I was on the ground today in Broadview with Senator Durbin to conduct Congressional oversight on ICE’s processing facility.

As elected officials, we have a duty to ensure transparency within federal facilities. What is ICE hiding? Kristi Noem, what are you hiding?
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robertloerzel.bsky.social
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jonseidel.bsky.social
NEW: U.S. District Judge April Perry's 51-page written opinion in Illinois v. Trump is in.

Full opinion here: cst.brightspotcdn.com/6d/6a/8d3a44...
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pghguy.bsky.social
this is what it takes. we're here now folks, there is not a "if the nazis came" it's "they're here and your mettle will be tested now"