One time, back in the 90s, a baby danced.

Pound sand, airtard

He ordered his followers to march to the capitol and “fight like hell” and then didn’t clarify “oh no I meant rhetorically” when they started breaking in and chanting “hang mike pence”

Like hell he wasn’t a part of it

It won’t happen because the ones interested in keeping us convinced we’re hardwired to acquire stuff would not want it, and they’re the ones in control.

Ascetics exist. Minimalists exist. Fuck, Marie Kondo exists. The desire for stuff is not some immutable force like gravity. It’s just what we’ve been taught by the ones selling the stuff.

Those aren’t co-defendants, the rioters get their own trials. No hope for them from the start

Seriously. How are these people heaping loyalty on someone who gives none back?

Sorry for your loss. Solid movie, though

Good

Nvidia reports ripping you off

What? You think a lawyer is suing to keep Trump off the ballot to…help him win?

Following the letter of the law but r/chaoticgood uh okay

If your best friend is Finn the Dog, would that make you Jake the Human?

I have a Nook Simple Touch. It’s nice to read on, but the button and touch screen are failing. I don’t know where it is. I mostly read on my phone or a paper book

I imagine Windows treats “don’t switch” like “not yet” and will try again later

Prigo: I’m ready to die

Poot: k

Ender’s Game did it

It might be closer to when he’s no longer a viable candidate. They turned on Bush practically before he was out of office

Memmy because I’m a Apollo refugee and this is close-ish

A few things

1. Some library boards, directors, and even librarians themselves, against all reason, are on the same page as these psychos about banning books. Especially boards.

2. Millages. Libraries need the approval of the residents in their service area, or they won’t get money and will have to close.

3. A lot of this is shut down by formal processes. The library I work for has had emails and phone calls about our materials, but zero formal requests to review any specific books. They want to make the noises they need to make to fit in with the culture, but don’t want to actually stick their necks out by doing something like filing paperwork with their name on it.

It’s a sticky situation, but unless you’re in a deep red area, you’re probably fine. My collections include graphic novels, so I have their main target, Gender Queer, in there, and I haven’t to take any action regarding it being challenged. I’m ready for when I do, though.