A book for the Bluesky generation
Chuck Tinglewe all know this classic way
People: You can't just post one line from a song and expect everyone to know the song Me: Do you have the time to listen to me whine
A Jason TabrysPeople: You can't just post one line from a song and expect everyone to know the song Me: I'M NOT SICK BUT I'M NOT WELL
This is true for any bus stop! *side-eyes @dashbusva.bsky.social and @wmata.com (and @wmatagm.bsky.social )* I've got some suggestions if you want them!
SarahIt is miserable to take the bus in Ottawa. Every stop should have a bench. Every stop should have shade or shelter.
Pitch your most pointless, dull prequel idea that could potentially be greenlit in this idea-starved world. NANI: Follow Lilo's sister from Lilo's birth through the death of their parents and being unexpectedly thrust into adulthood.
Just Another Film NerdPitch your most pointless, dull prequel idea that could potentially be greenlit in this idea-starved world. DIRTY: In which we learn how Harry Callahan earned his nickname.
Someone bring this article to the next DRBA meeting
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In stopped clock news, HHS is decertifying the organization for trying to harvest organs from people who weren't dead yet.
RFK Jr: "I'm announcing that HHS has begun the decertification of Network for Hope, the organ procurement organization."
OK, I know everyone is going to dogpile on this, but: Health insurance. In 2009 we still had lifetime caps and pre-existing conditions and kids getting dropped from their parents' plan when they hit 18. A baby could be uninsurable before it left the hospital. Things still suck, but so much less.
Joshua HollandEveryone’s rightly dunking on the quoted poster but he just chose a period that’s too far back. It’s a lot harder to name one thing that’s gotten better since 2009.
The thing about Vimes's Boots Theory is that buying the good boots requires both money *and* forethought, both of which are unevenly distributed throughout the population.
Max Dubler 🏳️🌈Online shopping eliminated these gatekeepers and disintermediated the market, allowing consumers to express their desires more directly. And it turns out that what people really want is cheap disposable goods, not more expensive but higher quality stuff that lasts a long time.