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12.03.2026 05:27
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Pitch an unnecessary sequel
Moby Balls
"Implied" but then Zaks was formative for me.
I read _Citadel Of The Autarch_ for the first time with a high fever. Recommended.
Smoke.
Substitute "Jews" for "Muslims". Seems like a career-ending thing to say, right?
Prediction: in five years, that's the mainstream GOP position.
Three dogs (cocoa boxery thing, big red and white hound, Border Collie) hogging the pillows.
There’s always the couch I guess.
For the love of God.
ROB LIEFELD’S GARFIELD
Frankly I am amazed that the cops let the coin toss stand. More innocent times, I guess.
Ah, but Amy, this is America! It really ought to be handled like explosives: while blackout drunk, shirtless, and smoking Camel unfiltereds!
You can't take your bull for an afternoon ride? I thought this was America.
Really?!?
Oh dear.
Donnie Darko?
Night of the Lepus.
A/S/L by Jeanne Thornton
Yay! @jeannethornton.bsky.social
It makes me mad when K.W. Jeter was right.
You can’t fool me! That’s not the president, it’s James Carville!
If Jurassic World is a Star Wars movie, I bet his name is Splotto Pung.
“After the Enlarge potion took effect, Ron Jeremy’s member became sesquipedalian.”
I can imagine a division operator that would make sense: if the divisor appears within the dividend as a path component, return a tuple of Paths (or lists of Paths) representing the part before the divisor and the part after.
But that's a function I would use a lot less than concatenation.
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I dunno, I feel like this is a valid case of operator overloading, in that divison has no meaning for a Path object; you might as well redefine the __div__ method to do *something* useful
But I guess I'll also agree that it's kind of twee and pretentious.
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only in pathlib.Path, right? I mean, *I* think it kinda makes sense there.
Cocoa-and-white dog with not one, not two, not three, but FOUR balls.
This is an obscenely rich man.
Rumor has it that Trump smells awful, and yet.
But that would stop either way.
Why *your* mouth?
Fresh tattoo of the Rubin Observatory building with the data stats-and-circuitry logo around it. From Ludo Krabbendam at Freedom Tattoo in Tucson, AZ. His father, Victor, directed the observatory during construction.
We’re in operations now, so time for me to follow through on that promise.
Tattoo by Ludo Krabbendam, son of Victor Krabbendam, who directed Rubin Observatory through construction.
#rubinobservatory
I’ll do it for a mere ten thousand.
Fair trade.
