It’s white-people spicy! Woo hoo!
January 25, 2026 at 6:55 PM
It’s white-people spicy! Woo hoo!
Why would he stop? He’s a convicted felon. Leaving office means being held accountable for his crimes.
January 16, 2026 at 6:56 PM
Why would he stop? He’s a convicted felon. Leaving office means being held accountable for his crimes.
Decade? Where are they going??
January 8, 2026 at 10:11 PM
Decade? Where are they going??
The article is about states—not countries.
But you say this like you’re surprised that trans people could be satisfying these “very very selective” filters.
But you say this like you’re surprised that trans people could be satisfying these “very very selective” filters.
January 8, 2026 at 9:34 PM
The article is about states—not countries.
But you say this like you’re surprised that trans people could be satisfying these “very very selective” filters.
But you say this like you’re surprised that trans people could be satisfying these “very very selective” filters.
We were already working out plans prior to the election, but that changed it from looking for a better state to looking for a better country.
January 8, 2026 at 9:29 PM
We were already working out plans prior to the election, but that changed it from looking for a better state to looking for a better country.
Like I said. Survivorship bias. Since they’re asking residents, they’re only asking the ones who stayed.
January 8, 2026 at 9:28 PM
Like I said. Survivorship bias. Since they’re asking residents, they’re only asking the ones who stayed.
Have any applications been successful? Because anyone can apply. It doesn’t mean it’ll be granted.
January 8, 2026 at 9:27 PM
Have any applications been successful? Because anyone can apply. It doesn’t mean it’ll be granted.
There’s a survivorship bias here. How many are missed in this because they are no longer in the country? We have two different sets of family friends moving this month for these reasons, and one of the two families is leaving the country.
January 8, 2026 at 4:52 PM
There’s a survivorship bias here. How many are missed in this because they are no longer in the country? We have two different sets of family friends moving this month for these reasons, and one of the two families is leaving the country.
“Art is meant to unite”, says institution named after and run by the country’s white supremacist leader.
December 28, 2025 at 11:26 PM
“Art is meant to unite”, says institution named after and run by the country’s white supremacist leader.
I know Texas is a desert, but it’s also on the Gulf of MEXICO. I’d expect humidity near the water, but to be a desert, it still has to be dry, no?
(an exception being Antarctica where the water freezes and never leaves)
(an exception being Antarctica where the water freezes and never leaves)
December 22, 2025 at 3:14 PM
I know Texas is a desert, but it’s also on the Gulf of MEXICO. I’d expect humidity near the water, but to be a desert, it still has to be dry, no?
(an exception being Antarctica where the water freezes and never leaves)
(an exception being Antarctica where the water freezes and never leaves)
As an aside, your profile asks for suggestions of alternatives.
We’re working on Vancouver.
We’re working on Vancouver.
December 22, 2025 at 3:00 PM
As an aside, your profile asks for suggestions of alternatives.
We’re working on Vancouver.
We’re working on Vancouver.
Tell me you don’t live in North Carolina where even 70°F is nasty because of how humid it is.
I’d much prefer a dry 80°F over humid 70°F.
I’d much prefer a dry 80°F over humid 70°F.
December 22, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Tell me you don’t live in North Carolina where even 70°F is nasty because of how humid it is.
I’d much prefer a dry 80°F over humid 70°F.
I’d much prefer a dry 80°F over humid 70°F.
Then it’s still generally more even because they aren’t competing with air conditioning.
December 21, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Then it’s still generally more even because they aren’t competing with air conditioning.
Has anyone checked if the text is still present in the PDF underneath the redaction blocks?
December 21, 2025 at 11:45 PM
Has anyone checked if the text is still present in the PDF underneath the redaction blocks?
Except that every bit of fossil fuel we pull out of the ground is carbon that wasn’t before circulating in our ecosystem.
From the POV of the conservation of matter, it’s the pulling it out of the ground that’s the problem.
From the POV of the conservation of matter, it’s the pulling it out of the ground that’s the problem.
December 18, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Except that every bit of fossil fuel we pull out of the ground is carbon that wasn’t before circulating in our ecosystem.
From the POV of the conservation of matter, it’s the pulling it out of the ground that’s the problem.
From the POV of the conservation of matter, it’s the pulling it out of the ground that’s the problem.
In the case of yesterday’s bill, MTG has been trying to get that bill through for a while, and she’s stepping down from office first week of next year.
I get that her bill got pushed through now.
And I wouldn’t be surprised to find the RFK Jr. is doing this to bypass a failure in the senate.
I get that her bill got pushed through now.
And I wouldn’t be surprised to find the RFK Jr. is doing this to bypass a failure in the senate.
December 18, 2025 at 7:45 PM
In the case of yesterday’s bill, MTG has been trying to get that bill through for a while, and she’s stepping down from office first week of next year.
I get that her bill got pushed through now.
And I wouldn’t be surprised to find the RFK Jr. is doing this to bypass a failure in the senate.
I get that her bill got pushed through now.
And I wouldn’t be surprised to find the RFK Jr. is doing this to bypass a failure in the senate.
Asylum requests to other countries are about to go up.
December 18, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Asylum requests to other countries are about to go up.
I find it odd that this seems obviously related, but I never hear scientists talk about how Pangea formed or what would have happened to the Earth after the moon was calved off.
December 10, 2025 at 3:47 PM
I find it odd that this seems obviously related, but I never hear scientists talk about how Pangea formed or what would have happened to the Earth after the moon was calved off.
Furthermore, wouldn’t that likely leave behind a misshapen Earth with a supercontinent on one side that winds up breaking down under gravity over time?
December 10, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Furthermore, wouldn’t that likely leave behind a misshapen Earth with a supercontinent on one side that winds up breaking down under gravity over time?
Yes.
But the second is easier to prove it’s a war crime, and since the penalty of a war crime that results in death *is* death, you really only have to prove one of them for this specific set of war crimes where we’re assuming the same people were involved in both.
But the second is easier to prove it’s a war crime, and since the penalty of a war crime that results in death *is* death, you really only have to prove one of them for this specific set of war crimes where we’re assuming the same people were involved in both.
December 3, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Yes.
But the second is easier to prove it’s a war crime, and since the penalty of a war crime that results in death *is* death, you really only have to prove one of them for this specific set of war crimes where we’re assuming the same people were involved in both.
But the second is easier to prove it’s a war crime, and since the penalty of a war crime that results in death *is* death, you really only have to prove one of them for this specific set of war crimes where we’re assuming the same people were involved in both.
Prison term? War crimes where someone dies come with the death penalty.
December 3, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Prison term? War crimes where someone dies come with the death penalty.