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My hope for these posts is that they will provoke thinking, not mere agreement or disagreement. If they can get you to consider even one idea which you would not previously have entertained, or which would not previously have occurred to you, then I've succeeded in what I'm trying to do.
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Made by Pliny.
The ghastly fake language of the office environment will drive you mad.
Made by Pliny.
Outcomes of totalitarianism vs democracy.
Stand with Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan -- with democracy and civilization against tyranny and barbarism
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15 October 2024
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Lots of thought-worthy memes here. You are the meme master to be sure!
ReplyDeleteI always forget to tell myself that this will pass and things will change. I need to get better at that.
ReplyDeleteI read for a lot of reasons. It always pets me into a better mood.
I agree with a lot of these.
Many of these are good. Getting rid of rotting pumpkins is the best thing to do.
ReplyDeleteI put mine out in the back yard for the birds & squirrels to eat. They stay there most of the winter. I scrape up what's left in the spring.
DeleteCAS: I've got plenty more where these came from.....
ReplyDeleteMary: It's often hard to remember that, when you're slogging through a hard time, but things always change eventually.
Reading is like nourishment. I don't know how people who don't read books survive mentally.
Ricko: We already threw out that damn rotting pumpkin once. Let's hope that this time we never have to deal with it again.
I've said that FOREVER about socialism & communism.
ReplyDeleteIt's a form of goalpost-moving they engage in. When we propose any policies to make the US social safety net more like Sweden or Germany, we get accused of wanting to make it like the USSR (or, more recently, Venezuela).
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