That should have been “Oops. Farewell, bus.” 🤦
06.03.2026 21:36
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That should have been “Oops. Farewell, bus.” 🤦
Who’s. Farewell, bus.
Sure smells like retaliation to me.
Please take note @bennet.senate.gov @hickenlooper.senate.gov
Overhauling unto speedy liquidation. You can’t reform the SS.
Thanks!
I think of choices behind that programming, though, and of choices behind the [lack of] record-keeping in the first Trump administration’s family separations.
Bishop Auckland Tower, architecturally based on a colliery mill, and housing the community tourist center
A “God bottle” in the Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland
Placard describes the Christian handicraft that is “God bottles.”
A charity wheel
A placard describing a charity wheel used by English Jewish communities to distribute alms.
In the Bishop Auckland Faith Museum
Congress has let them murder civilians eight ways to Sunday since they took office a year ago with not a single meaningful guardrail
we couldn’t fucking pass a War Powers Act
they knew they could get away with it because they practiced all those times on the “narco-terrorist” boats, where they also killed the survivors, and nobody sent them to The Hague about it so they are running completely unchecked right now with full use of the arsenal. I do not know how this ends
like I know there’s no point in trying to apply logic here but can you imagine any other institution besides the carceral system where you could just handwave away dozens of suspicious deaths that happened on your watch and not be shut down immediately for a full investigation
Behold: the first-ever list of news outlets that have banned generative AI in their reporting. As of today, this is literally information that you cannot find on Google.
My goal is to fill the starter pack, so please send over suggestions with supporting evidence!
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“Bible herbarium,” linking Christianity to botany
An explanation of the Biblical Herbarium” and its creator’s— Henry Baker Tristram’s— aim to fire children with both naturalist and Christian faith.
A “bishop bone”— a vertebra painted to depict a canting Methodee preacher
A placard explaining the “bishop bone”
Christian handicrafts at the Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland
A bee door knocker in Bishop Auckland
A carved wooden owl and a push broom in Bishop Auckland
The sign and door of the closed Not Quite New in Bishop Auckland
A rather posh storefront in Bishop Auckland: shooting, fishing, and models
How on earth could she conceive, or even read aloud without gulping, that Orwell said that???
Gateway to the Deer House
Inner court, the Deer House
An odd little cell-like section of the Deer House
Sign explains the Auckland Castle Deer House, built in 1767 by Trevor, Bishop of Durham, as a shelter for deer. He must have been a curious bloke.
The Deer House at Bishop Auckland
A view from the Bishop’s Palace, Bishop Auckland
Calcycine hawthorn
Steel worker then barrel factory worker. Warm, charming, and largely unsuccessful con man.
I think it’s also partly faulty logic that’s blossoming everywhere, noisomely, in which it’s imagined that only „all“ statements are ever being made. „I don’t think your statement about that all Qs are q is true.“ „OH, so you claim that NO Qs are q!“ Well, nooooo….
1524: Henry VIII’s Defender of the Roman Catholic Faith medal
Young Henry VIII medallion
1545: Post-Reformation Henry VIII medallion celebrates his supremacy over the church in England
Explanation of the medal celebrating Henry VIII, not the Pope, as supreme head of the state church in England
Stained Glass and twisted leading from a church window broken in the dissolution. Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
Explanation of the breaking up of churches in the dissolution. Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
A stained glass window constructed using pieces from a broken one. Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
Sign explaining the use of materials from churches broken in the dissolution, reused. Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
Tim Walz: There are no Somalis in the Epstein files.
Women are *Imperfect*. Men are *Promising*.
It's the law.
Which is to say, it's been legislated and imposed.
@milesofgray.bsky.social @jackob1.bsky.social I wish you guys seemed to know or care that Tabitha King was and is a substantial novelist herself.
Depiction of Jesus’s emergence from death— and a slice of the earlier crucifixion— from an altar centerpiece. Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
Placard describing the complete altarpiece on display in the Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
Figure of St. James the great, Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland. Nice stone robes! He is dressed as a pilgrim, appropriate for the Path of Santiago which is one of the famous Christian pilgrimage paths in the world.
Description of the alabaster figure of St. James the Great, dressed as a pilgrim. Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
An astrolabe, once the very essence and symbol of modernity, in the Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
Placard explaining the scientific role, and the Islamic origin and decoration of the astrolabe on display at the Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
A depiction of the harrowing hell— in this tradition Jesus follows the heroic tradition by visiting the underworld, during the three days between his death and resurrection. In this non-Biblical tradition, Jesus went to Hell to release everyone “who didn’t deserve to be there.” Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland.
Placard explains the depiction of the harrowing of hell in the Faith Museum, Bishop Auckland, and its association with English mystery plays.
Rainy sky out a golf course club window near Malaga.
Sheeyun golfed in the rain today.
We need to rewatch.
alt text. this is deranged oh my god
“The memo, addressed to U.S. diplomats, local staff and family members, said that if the ‘extended time’ with your spouse ‘results in the birth of your next child in about 9 months, I of course expect that you will want to name the little bugger after me!’”