Bob A
@onkelbob.bsky.social
Not your uncle Bob, someone else's uncle Bob.
Not everyone hates Chuck Schumer, some of us detest him with the heat of the sun.
December 13, 2025 at 1:51 AM
Not everyone hates Chuck Schumer, some of us detest him with the heat of the sun.
I understand that ya'all are dain bramaged mow-rons, but this is truly a new low in intelligence, timeliness and necessity. How about just going for a long walk off a short pier and call it a day?
December 13, 2025 at 1:45 AM
I understand that ya'all are dain bramaged mow-rons, but this is truly a new low in intelligence, timeliness and necessity. How about just going for a long walk off a short pier and call it a day?
That's what vaccines will do to you man, you'll grow old!
You can avoid those pesky ills of adolescence, middle age, and geriatric age by dying before they hit!
You can avoid those pesky ills of adolescence, middle age, and geriatric age by dying before they hit!
December 12, 2025 at 9:45 PM
That's what vaccines will do to you man, you'll grow old!
You can avoid those pesky ills of adolescence, middle age, and geriatric age by dying before they hit!
You can avoid those pesky ills of adolescence, middle age, and geriatric age by dying before they hit!
As the re-poster of this will inform you, building a nuke is relatively easy but getting that one necessary ingredient, fissionable material, well that requires effort.
December 12, 2025 at 9:34 PM
As the re-poster of this will inform you, building a nuke is relatively easy but getting that one necessary ingredient, fissionable material, well that requires effort.
Opinion from the peanut gallery - kids should not be asked to read plays, they should watch them or act in them. Gatsby, Huck Finn, The Scarlet Letter, fine, read those; but expecting readers to follow character and plot development in plays is simply bad pedagogy. (Fenimore Cooper is a crime!)
December 12, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Opinion from the peanut gallery - kids should not be asked to read plays, they should watch them or act in them. Gatsby, Huck Finn, The Scarlet Letter, fine, read those; but expecting readers to follow character and plot development in plays is simply bad pedagogy. (Fenimore Cooper is a crime!)
The assailant attempted a carjacking. It's that simple. Don't care if he's a LEO or the goddamn President, he entered a vehicle uninvited and attempted to damage it - that's carjacking. The HSI offficer needs to be tried, convicted, and placed in carcel custody.
December 12, 2025 at 3:19 PM
The assailant attempted a carjacking. It's that simple. Don't care if he's a LEO or the goddamn President, he entered a vehicle uninvited and attempted to damage it - that's carjacking. The HSI offficer needs to be tried, convicted, and placed in carcel custody.
How about... no. I will pass on that and proceed to the testicle crushing portion of the show.
December 12, 2025 at 1:16 AM
How about... no. I will pass on that and proceed to the testicle crushing portion of the show.
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He’s all of us.
December 11, 2025 at 8:34 PM
He’s all of us.
IIRC, it was all dependent upon the British. It was their seapower we relied upon to enforce our claims.
December 10, 2025 at 10:31 PM
IIRC, it was all dependent upon the British. It was their seapower we relied upon to enforce our claims.
There is a solution: don't activate the account. Live on second floor apartment so seeing who is at the door before walking down is a nice feature, but the camera only is on when I want it on and nothing is ever collected or stored.
December 10, 2025 at 12:34 AM
There is a solution: don't activate the account. Live on second floor apartment so seeing who is at the door before walking down is a nice feature, but the camera only is on when I want it on and nothing is ever collected or stored.
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SCOTUS is writing itself into illegitimacy. At some point we must say no, these decisions are not the product of impartial, well-reasoned jurisprudence, the Court is compromised, we need reform.
December 9, 2025 at 2:35 PM
SCOTUS is writing itself into illegitimacy. At some point we must say no, these decisions are not the product of impartial, well-reasoned jurisprudence, the Court is compromised, we need reform.
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this dismantling of the regulatory state and the complete defanging of corporate oversight is probably one of the most important stories of the last twenty years, yet it's of little interest to the press. Here it's relegated off to the opinion section where it can be dismissed as conjecture
December 9, 2025 at 3:02 PM
this dismantling of the regulatory state and the complete defanging of corporate oversight is probably one of the most important stories of the last twenty years, yet it's of little interest to the press. Here it's relegated off to the opinion section where it can be dismissed as conjecture