I often forget that the theory that an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs only became widely accepted in the 90s. If you look at dinosaur media from the 80s or earlier it’s a lot more vague/speculative/hand-wavy about it
You joke about the Japanese to English translations on Twitter until you realize that the English to Japanese translations make us say “uwaaa” and uwooo” in every other post
It’s so crazy to me that Paul McCartney is still alive. An artist as influential to 20th-century culture/history as Dalí or Picasso is just casually on Amy Poehler’s podcast and has an Instagram account.
after that midterms wipeout, clearly republicans need a nominee who:
-breaks hard with Trump & maga
-is generally well-liked
-is tough on crime & closed borders but signals as wholesome to normies
-doesn’t hold an office that can be usurped
only one real answer
Rightists, 2025: Haha look at those stupid No Kings protesters, they're all old and lame
Rightists, 2026: Holy shit what do you mean the South is blue now, how could this happen
World War I was a great catastrophe of the western world. It was almost like attempted civilizational suicide. More than 100 years later, we still live with its legacy.
FUN FACT
a actual legal argument can be made that Ohio is not actually a state and never was a state
-In 1803 congress forgot to vote on ohio being a state
-In 1953 congress realized this and voted on it only problem
The congressmen that put it to a vote was from ohio