I think doing about that, and trying to de-google but am then overwhelmed by the sheer number of things that they have their tendrils in and I want to lie down.

Listen, officer, I was just conducting a public health survey.

*Pussy Hat Lane, but maybe the typo was accurate to the original remarks

🎶 Here comes pussy hat / here comes pussy hat / ridin' down Pussy Hate Lane 🎵

Age should probably be at least 34+, maybe 44+, possibly market with an AARP mailer

The Spirit Halloween crab moves into the shell of the Walgreens that expanded to a new purpose-built space, as the flea market occupies the dead Kmart or Sears, but the shell is so heavy and demands so much energy to operate that they can only sustain during the season of highest caloric intake.

The writer doesn't see it as flattery, but as rightful recognition of his ingenuity. If human women were as technologically insightful as chatbots, they would respond to him with similarly respectful adoration. 😐.

USA nestled in rice. Oh no, it was harvested by enslaved South Carolinians.

There are [huge number] millions of now-white Americans whose 1840s-1990s non-Protestant immigrant ancestors/parents were considered not really white and probably incapable of assimilating into American culture. White supremacy cannot afford to exclude these numbers, or abandon that recruiting pool.

The nature of white American identity is to expand as much as needed to maintain a critical mass of people invested in protecting the higher social status of whiteness.

American whiteness is often defended most vociferously by those whose great-grandparents were not accepted by WASPs as white.

"Elect Black" and "YES" to Mayo Pete running is an interesting mixed message.

like, if there's one home-based leisure activity to actively discourage it's that glass-eyed online casino gambling

Only the wealthiest, the most well-connected, & a few of the most brilliant early bloomers will be able to get one of the scarce, coveted freshman slots to even attempt to earn a degree. Yes those who graduate will have genuinely earned a degree, but they will have been class-curated before entry.

Then we'll be back in the early 19th century, with a small percentage of teens entering a small number of universities. A higher ed degree will have high cultural value because it's challenging to earn one, but also because there are so few surviving schools that it's challenging to gain admission.

Next 5-10 yrs after that: Schools that will survive reestablish the cultural value of a higher ed degree via course & degree performance standards, academic staff, and being ready, willing, & able to survive a high drop/flunk rate. Only immensely funded and independently wealthy schools can do it.