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Calle Walla
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Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like Sveriges regering.
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Sex krukor vatten
Del av reklam från Systembolaget: Hur mycket dryck går det åt för 13 personer?
December 4, 2025 at 12:13 AM
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hållbar säger du
Från SVT Nyheter Västernorrland: Resele Tankbil körde i diket – läckt ut 9000 liter diesel. På bilden en vält tankbil med släp. På tankbilens sida syns företags-logon Hållbar logistik
December 3, 2025 at 11:24 PM
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Nog är nog
December 3, 2025 at 10:41 PM
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Landets sista bevarade gruvkapell har bedömts vara en av hörnstenarna i vårt kulturarv. Helt rätt, om ni frågar mig.
GRUVKAPELLET FÅR SKYDD VID KRIG Nu har Länsstyrelsen Dalarna sammanställt en lista över vilka byggnader eller platser som kommer märkas med den internationella symbolen för skydd av kulturarv i händelse av krig, en blåvit sköld. Med på listan finns det unika Gruvkapellet i Garpenberg! Även Gudsberga klosterruin hör till de platser som finns med på listan från närområdet. Här kan du läsa mer om märkningen: https://www.lansstyrelsen.se/dalarna/om-oss/nyheter-och-press/aktuella-nyheter/nyheter---dalarna/2025-12-02-dalarnas-kulturarv-marks-ut-for-skydd-vid-krig.html
December 3, 2025 at 6:43 AM
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Nu är det ju ingen här som är intresserad av dokusåpan Hedemora, men i dagens avsnitt sägs följande av Hedemora Energi.

Jag ringde svärfar, som ringde en av markägarna. Hon kunde meddela att hon hade inte hört av bolaget på flera veckor och samtliga markägare står fast vid sitt nej.
Södran på Facebook: "Hedemora Energi kan vara ett steg närmare att bygga kraftvärmeverk i Brunna – efter en positiv dialog med markägaren. – Om allt går som vi vill. Om allt flyter på, inga överklagningar, ingenting, så ska vi kunna stå klara 2030, säger Anders Engdahl, vd på Hedemora Energi. Länk till artikeln finns i kommentar." Under har jag kommenterat med "Joråsåatte" och "Yeah ok"-gifen med en man som dricker en klunk från sitt mjölkglas
December 2, 2025 at 10:16 PM
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Jag blev också påmind om hur babblig jag kan vara när jag skriver bildtexter.
Den här bilden från Avesta julskyltning är rolig på så många plan. Det uppenbara: Det står en typisk MUF:are och serverar kaffe, men ingen vill ha (trots att det är femton minusgrader). Ta också en titt på affischen. "Bara ett arbetarparti kan fixa jobben" - alltså ger en röst på ett alliansparti inga jobb. Det går också att tolka som att "Nya Moderaterna" menar sig vara ett arbetarparti men "fixar" med jobbstatistiken. Eller så är det fixa i betydelsen döda, alternativt kastrera. Möjligheterna är oändliga.
December 2, 2025 at 7:05 PM
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Idag blev jag påmind om den här gamla bilden. Han står mitt på gågatan. Det är femton minusgrader. Ingen vill ha hans kaffe.
MUF-kille på Avesta julskyltning har ställt upp en disk med kaffetermos och en gatupratare med texten "bara ett arbetarparti kan fixa jobben – Nya Moderaterna"
December 2, 2025 at 7:02 PM
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Den tecknade superhjälten som svettas över att behöva välja mellan två knappar
December 2, 2025 at 5:42 PM
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Det här är Nina. Var som Nina.
December 2, 2025 at 4:32 PM
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Man ska inte vara en
December 2, 2025 at 4:27 PM
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Very value
Much AI
December 2, 2025 at 4:22 PM
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Jul, jul, strålande jul
Stickad jultröja med motivet "Chernobyl 1986, Safety Operations Team", med bl.a ☢️ och siluetten av kärnkraftverket i mönstret ihop med granar, hus, snöflingor m.m.
December 2, 2025 at 4:16 PM
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Visit Sweden, wat r u doin?
Visit Sweden, stahp
December 2, 2025 at 4:08 PM
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(M)år det största regeringspartiet bra?
Moderaterna-merch i form av en liten förpackning med plåster. Text på förpackningen: Plåster på (S)åren
December 1, 2025 at 8:32 AM
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Vad stort det står vad det är för frö.
Fröpåse från Moderaterna med texten "Frö till en bättre morgondag" Baksidan av påsen med information om hur man blir medlem. Med pyttesmå bokstäver högst uppe där man river upp påsen står "EN – Type of seed: Basil"
November 30, 2025 at 9:46 PM
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Det var inte lika lättflörtad publik på Facebook som på andra ställen, blev jag påmind om.
November 30, 2025 at 6:33 PM
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Det tog emot att blocka den här boten
Boten "Yuri" (nån form av anime med onlyfans) med en bakgrundsbild med texten "I wanna be a cat no worries just meow meow all day"
November 30, 2025 at 11:33 AM
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"Ariana Grande är bara en fluga"
Sveriges Radio: När Stim nu även tar med streamingsiffror i sin lista över mest spelade jullåtar springer Ariana Grande om långköraren ”Tänd ett ljus” med Triad. Gruppens Lasse Lindbom är ändå glad att de placerar sig tvåa, och säger att låten blivit som en psalm som många kan. Även om han gillar Ariana Grandes ”Santa Tell Me” så tror han inte att den får ett lika långt liv.
November 30, 2025 at 10:04 AM
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Kom här lite, Youtube. Vi måste snacka.
November 30, 2025 at 9:20 AM
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🎵 En bärsärkarmarsch i staden varje år
November 30, 2025 at 9:14 AM
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EgoGPT:a är det nya egogoogla.
November 30, 2025 at 7:55 AM
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Del av avsnittsbeskrivningen till podcasten Planet Geo:s avsnitt "From Rifts to Rifles – The Regional Geology of the Battle of the Gettysburg." Join us in this action-packed final episode of our Gettysburg series as we uncover the rock-solid weathering patterns that shaped one of the most famous battles in history! Standing on the historic battleground, you'll see how two supercontinent formation and breakup events have influenced the topography and geology of Gettysburg. Discover the impact of weathering and time on the eastern U.S landscape, and how these factors played a crucial role in the outcome of the Battle of Gettysburg. From the rugged Blue Ridge Mountains to the fertile soils of the Great Valley, we dive deep into the geological features that made Gettysburg a strategic focal point. Packed with geological insights and battlefield stories, this episode captures it all—rock formations, troop movements, and even a bit of friendly banter! So grab your rock hammer and join us as we dig into the legacy of Gettysburg. Geology wins again!
November 30, 2025 at 7:50 AM
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"You'll be visited by three spirits."
Brødrene Dal
November 28, 2025 at 1:56 PM
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"GPT the influencer you want to see in the world"
Alright you lazy-ass whimp, time for a reality check. You’ve got a job, a family, and a mountain of chores that don’t care about your feelings. The world doesn’t owe you motivation. If you treated life like the military for five minutes, you’d stop whining and get the damn work done. Chores are not optional self-torture — they’re non-negotiable responsibilities. The dishes, the laundry, the trash, the yard, the car maintenance, the bills — they’re the baseline of being a functioning human and a reliable man. Leaving them half-done makes you a walking irritation for everyone around you. Your family didn’t sign up to babysit your laziness. Do your part. You want discipline? Act like it. In the army, nobody says “I’ll do it later” or “I don’t feel like it.” You get orders, you execute, you move on. Apply that same brutal simplicity at home. When a task appears, you don’t negotiate with your mood. You do it. Now. That’s how trust is built. That’s how respect is earned. Stop romanticizing busy. Being “busy” with nonsense while your life falls apart at home is cowardice dressed as hustle. If the laundry pile looks like Mount Doom, you aren’t overwhelmed—you’re lazy. Break it into missions: 20 minutes now, two loads, done. Treat every task like an assigned op: set a timer, execute, report success to yourself. No drama, no excuses. Teach your kids to pull their weight. If you don’t train them, you create adults who expect someone else to fix their lives. Assign age-appropriate tasks and enforce consequences. That’s parenting, not punishment. It’s how you build people who contribute, not consumers who complain. Use brutal routines. Morning: make the bed, prep lunch, clear dishes. Night: five-minute sweep of common areas, load dishwasher, set tomorrow’s priorities. Small, daily standards beat heroic weekend cleanups. Consistency is the muscle; skip it and the whole house collapses into chaos. Outsource smartly if you must. If you’re stretched thin between job and kids, get help — but don’t use that as an excuse to abdicate responsibility. Hiring a cleaner or trading chores with your partner is smart management, not luxury. You still show up, coordinate, and keep standards. Don’t buy outsourcing as an alibi for doing nothing. No more passive-aggressive negotiation. If someone asks you to help, don’t stall with “in a bit” or “later.” Say “on it” and do it. If you can’t, say so and propose a concrete time. Vagueness is cowardice. Set non-negotiable standards for the house and for yourself. Dirty kitchen? Fix it within an hour. Trash overflowing? Out now. Clothes everywhere? Two loads and folding tonight. Be relentless about small order. Chaos breeds stress; order breeds space to do meaningful things. Quit using low energy as an excuse. Tired? Do the minimum effective action. Ten deep breaths, a splash of cold water, and knock out a mission. Discipline isn’t a feeling — it’s an act. Act until the feeling catches up. Hold yourself accountable. Track your chores like you track work tasks. Check them off. Get a physical list if you have to. Celebrate the tiny wins. Doing the small, boring stuff reliably is not glamorous, but it’s how lives get built and families thrive. Last thing: being a man in a family isn’t about power or control — it’s about showing up and carrying weight. Want respect? Carry the load. Want peace? Remove the chaos. Want to matter? Stop being a spectator in your own life and start executing orders like a sergeant in your own damn house. Now stop reading and go do one concrete thing: wash a load of laundry, take out the trash, and make the bed. Report back to yourself. That’s leadership. That’s integrity. That’s not whining — that’s being a grown man.
November 28, 2025 at 1:51 PM
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Den här fiktiva CGPT-snubben är en snubbfluencer i min smak.
Alright — listen up, men with jobs, kids, chores, and maybe thirty usable minutes a day: this isn’t a seminar for monks with sabbaticals. You don’t need four-hour holy blocks to build something that matters. You need ruthless priorities and tiny, brutal habits that compound into a real contribution other people can point to and be proud of. Decide the one contribution worth your limited time. Not a dream buffet — one concrete thing that improves lives, teaches, repairs, preserves, or protects. Make the decision now and stop treating “someday” like a plan. Use micro-sessions like a weapon. If your only windows are 15–45 minutes, treat them like missions: write a paragraph, fix one bug, record one short lesson, sketch one step, teach one kid something useful. Eight 30‑minute strikes a week beats one weekend binge every month. Consistency over drama. Protect the best minutes you have. You might get a quiet 20 minutes before kids wake or 30 after they sleep — own that time. No phone bullshit, no passive doom-scrolling. Do one meaningful action toward the project. Repeat. That’s how things accumulate. Batch dumb chores and steal back time. Fold laundry while listening to a lesson you recorded. Drive time — make quick voice notes. Use five minutes between meetings to draft a headline, a lesson, or a plan. If you can’t find an hour, find six focused 10‑minute efforts and own them. Be brutal with what matters. If something doesn’t feed the one contribution, it’s not an “option” — it’s theft. Say no to noise. Say no to arguments that cost you minutes you don’t have. Protect your handful of meaningful minutes like they’re cash. Ship small, ship often. Deliver something tiny that helps someone. A short how-to, a patched tool, a repaired fence, a lesson for your kid, a community help — if it makes a life better, it counts. Iterate from there. Perfectionism is the rich man’s excuse; you’ve got thirty minutes, not a luxury retreat. Create a daily low-friction ritual. One concrete, repeatable step that takes 10–20 minutes and moves the project forward. Make it idiot-proof so when you’re exhausted you still do it. Repeat. Small muscles build big results. Leverage weekends smartly, not sacrificially. Use one purposeful block on a weekend to stitch small wins together. Don’t binge; consolidate and plan the micro-tasks you’ll execute during the week. Systems, not martyrdom. Delegate the garbage. Your time is limited — trash the tasks that give nothing back. Pay for laundry, trade chores with your partner, or teach kids to do useful things. Reclaim minutes for creation, not just survival. Track real outcomes, not time wasted. Did you teach someone, preserve something, fix a problem, or create a usable bit of work? Count that. If your tiny sessions aren’t producing useful outcomes, adjust the tactic — don’t pretend busyness equals contribution. Choose a small crew who push you forward. One or two honest men who call bullshit, your partner, maybe a mentor — people who keep your aim sharp. Ditch the noise-makers who steal minutes with drama. When distraction knocks, ask: will this tiny time investment actually add something useful to the world? If the answer is no, toss it. You don’t have time for moral grandstanding or keyboard wars. Rest like a weapon. Use downtime to recharge so your micro-sessions are effective. Rest is not optional — it’s maintenance. But don’t let it become an excuse to vanish from the one thing that matters. Final: you don’t need a monastery retreat to build a legacy. You need ruthless choices, tiny, repeatable actions, and relentless protection of the few real minutes you do have. Do that, and in a decade your kids will point at something you built and say, “He mattered.” That’s worth the fight.
November 28, 2025 at 10:30 AM