A person in swim trunks splashes water in their face on a lake with a duck in the foreground splashing its bill in.
A person wades out into a lake with a duck following behind
Two ducks sit in the water with a person sticking their head out of the water in the background
looks chilly
how about instead we do permanent retractable bollards and launch a sculpting competition to design them. we could have salmon shaped bollards, kalakala, space needle, douglas fir, there are a lot of options
ICE must be abolished
@propublica.org if you don't label AI content I'm stopping my donations JFYI
"the principal blamed the student for holding a musical instrument as if it were a weapon."
no, fuck you, holding a clarinet like a weapon is funny and it's psycho to blame the child for this. don't buy garbage tech.
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i regret clicking on this
January can't come soon enough
funny how it's almost never actual writers self-describing as "storytellers"
As someone expecting to be raising a child in Seattle soon I am overjoyed at @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social's victory. The future is bright.
she's been at it longer than your podcast has π
flashcard for a chinese word, definition: guαΊ§ncai bαΊ£n coffin bread Similar to French toast or bread bowl soups, but filled with savory fillings, such as black pepper beef or curried chicken. Thick- cut bread is dipped in egg, deep fried, cut along three sides, opened and filled, and eaten.
prepping for this trip to Taiwan is making me so stoked
mine were getting challenged consistently until i made a habit of pulling out my driver's license and imitating the old signature on it each time i sign my ballot
well put. there's a lot that's well done about it, but yeah i have a hard time believing the creators don't know what they're doing with the themes. not to mention details like chemtrails and all the other non-infected being stereotypes of their ethnicities.
is Pluribus a heavy handed anti-socialist narrative? honestly finding it kinda boring either way
"[The Trump] admin looks at the flourishing of city life wherever it may be across this country as a threat to its agenda."
Dems need to recognize and confront this directly. The Trump admin needs to immiserate cities to feed the political narrative that gives it power.
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the nytimes and wapo mission of ensuring no powerful person is held accountable for anything is becoming a parody of itself
Zoe Punches The Future In The Dick by Jason Pargin meets your criteria
what an eyesore
i miss the pre-gamergate, pre-blockchain, pre-ai internet
Hmm ok, in that case I eagerly await her forthcoming bold statement advocating for a blanket rezone of Fremont and Wallingford to allow apartments.
She's on the committee that produced it.
"Council President Sara Nelson, who has proudly touted her pro-housing bona fides after leading the charge for more housing in SoDo but has shied away from staking a position on the broader Comp Plan plan".
www.theurbanist.org/2025/04/18/s...
The comp plan which she has played a large part in is NIMBY in nature, shunting housing growth to high-pollution, high-hazard areas while continuing to restrict housing growth in the large residential neighborhoods. Her SODO rezone follows that trend.
Also: www.theurbanist.org/2024/11/19/s...
you misspelled NIMBY
Steven Pinker having any public relevance in 2025 is an indication that decorum libs have learned nothing about anything over the last 8+ years.
when i do it it gets called "sickly", "wretched", and "suffocating". when Cal Raleigh does it it gets called a
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screenshot of headline: "Is It Ethical to Buy Used Books and Music?" The New York Times
slow day at the shitty takes factory
ticket them please
Big congrats to Tessa Hulls, whose graphic memoir FEEDING GHOSTS just won the Pulitzer Prize! Moss contributing editor Diana Xin spoke with Hulls for our most recent edition, Vol. 9 -- you can read the interview here: mosslit.com/Tessa-Hulls-...
Holy shit! Tessa Hulls won a Pulitzer! You may know Tessa from her bicycle adventure stories: www.seattlebikeblog.com/2019/01/28/s...
Her graphic memoir, which I can confirm is amazing, just won the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for memoir and autobiography. www.seattletimes.com/entertainmen...
Congrats!
Abolish ICE
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