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Can't get out of a flood by calling it gay tho

It seems bad that a red wave in the midterms and maybe into 2024 is looking more and more inevitable at the same time Republicans in office seem less and less interested in putting up even a pretense that they care about the people they're supposed to be governing.

There's serious flooding in Montana and nobody knows where the fuck the Governor is.

This is wild. A Texas plant that exports natural gas to Europe is shut down, so it spiked natural gas prices in Europe but also lowered US prices at the same time, since it means that less US natural gas will leave the country.

I bit the bullet and bought a new GPU like 2 weeks ago. Maybe I should've held out a little longer lol

Anyone who's ever said "Have fun staying poor" I have absolutely zero sympathy for if they end up poor when this bottoms out.

This is like when an SEC coach goes 4-8 and the school has to buy out his contract because they gave him a 10 year deal, except instead of losing to Vanderbilt the problem here is doing Nazism.

Welp

This is pretty jargon heavy, but this guy puts what the mortgage markets did at the end of last week as one of five "painful moments" he's seen over 44 years, and two of the other four are in the direct run up to the '08 crash.

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I'd be okay with it. Put me in the wood chips.

Pretty fucked up, even for Fox

lol, c'mon, this is way more insulting than if they'd just said outright they were above the law

Seems weird not to just leave the whole thing in black and white given how much the idea seems to be to exactly recreate the original.

Still not convinced anything remotely resembling this is actually going to be mass-produced.

Might be time for some more practical unis. Just my two cents.

It'd be funny if Twitter put together a report that was like, "We estimate that 10% of the average user's followers are bots, and we estimate that 50% of Elon Musk's followers are bots"

(through gritted teeth) Coach K is 100% correct

The question has been posted to America, is it Morbin' Time yet? And the answer remains... no.

You combine that with the fact that apparently the entire Uvalde city hall is just saying "uh, we're closed" any time a reporter shows up to try and ask questions during normal business hours, and you have to wonder exactly how awful the details that they're still trying to cover up are.

One thing that various urbanist Youtube/Twitter accounts have gotten across extremely well is that every time you see a really walkable city area in Europe and compare it to what it looked like in the 70s, in a lot of cases they were much closer to an American car-filled hellscape in the 70s than you'd think. It's not that they've always been that way since the medieval period or whatever, they started building everything around cars in the same way we have and then at some point made a decision to change course, and have made real progress to that end. It's takes a while, but maybe not as long as you'd think.