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The jazz instrumental Linus and Lucy by Vince Guaraldi is a Christmas Song.
Yes, just because of the Charlie Brown Christmas Special.
The jazz instrumental Linus and Lucy by Vince Guaraldi is a Christmas Song.
Yes, just because of the Charlie Brown Christmas Special.
Small thing: it's the reason condoms are free in the student union and not hidden or illegal.
All the sudden he said: “Well, I think a big part of the problem is that so many of the people who would’ve been our progressive leaders died of AIDS & can’t help us now.”
And I’ve thought about that every day since.
Small thing: it's the reason condoms are free in the student union and not hidden or illegal.
Van Ronk once described him as like seeing God step on stage.
Van Ronk once described him as like seeing God step on stage.
Dude is still alive and writing. Whichever town he's adopted should build a black sword about thirty feet high engraved with runes that casts a shadow like an enormous sundial counting down to the end of days.
Dude is still alive and writing. Whichever town he's adopted should build a black sword about thirty feet high engraved with runes that casts a shadow like an enormous sundial counting down to the end of days.
Boycott Starbucks elsewhere.
Per the union.
Boycott isn't always asked for, this time it is.
Say #NoContractNoCoffee with us: DON'T BUY STARBUCKS for the duration of our open-ended ULP strike! $SBUX
Boycott Starbucks elsewhere.
Per the union.
Boycott isn't always asked for, this time it is.
It's the Pope in 1982.
It's the Pope in 1982.
if you really internalize this one it will keep you on the right track
if you really internalize this one it will keep you on the right track
(Here's the opening of "Neptune's Brood".)
(Here's the opening of "Neptune's Brood".)
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Brigands and Breadknives by @travisbaldree.bsky.social on my phone this morning!
Some cozy self care for reading.
Brigands and Breadknives by @travisbaldree.bsky.social on my phone this morning!
Some cozy self care for reading.
Wondermark #1371; The Avian Informant (Part 2 of 2)
↩ Start from Part 1
Wondermark #1371; The Avian Informant (Part 2 of 2)
↩ Start from Part 1
Upon hearing the news James Watson had died, a STAT reporter said in our Slack, "I wish I could read what Sharon would have written."
Incredible news: Sharon in fact did pre-write a Watson obit. And it is masterful and excoriating.
🧪🧬🧫
And have awesome TDD support systems and emacs integrations and gmake to drive the cmake that I almost don't hate, and soon I'll be ready to think about starting work.
Bitch please, there is no such thing as an intrinsically rewarding task in this brain
And have awesome TDD support systems and emacs integrations and gmake to drive the cmake that I almost don't hate, and soon I'll be ready to think about starting work.
Frankenstein is the monster
Nooooo, Frankenstein made the monster!!!!
Frankenstein is the monster.
Frankenstein is the monster
Nooooo, Frankenstein made the monster!!!!
Frankenstein is the monster.
This is a movie about a writer being stalked by a killer. I want you to imagine what the theme is gonna sound like. Got an idea in your head? Imagine it before pressing play.
This is a movie about a writer being stalked by a killer. I want you to imagine what the theme is gonna sound like. Got an idea in your head? Imagine it before pressing play.
"‘I don’t know how to do officering.’
‘No one knows how to do officering, Fred. That’s why they’re officers. If they knew anything, they’d be sergeants.’"
“Am I dyin’?’
YES.
‘Will I die?’
YES.
Granny Weatherwax thought this over. ‘But from your point of view, everyone is dying and everyone will die, right?’
YES.
‘So you aren’t actually bein’ a lot of help, strictly speakin’.’”
"‘Will she live happily ever after?’ he said.
NOT FOREVER. BUT PERHAPS FOR LONG ENOUGH."
"‘I don’t know how to do officering.’
‘No one knows how to do officering, Fred. That’s why they’re officers. If they knew anything, they’d be sergeants.’"