Reader & writer of fantasy. CA born and raised. Enjoying watching Elon light $44B on fire. F*** nazis, cancer & the GOP. But there was no need to say it thrice.
@DougWahl1 There's no world in which I vote for the guy who got a nazi tattoo. The fact that this is even a question means my Democratic party is essentially defunct.
Screw worm has now been found in a family pet in New Mexico.
There's likely 1000's of cases at this point.
Great job America!
Who could have guessed that the guy that killed a million Americans, & hires people from central casting, would have fucked everything up again.
@neeratanden "If there's a nazi at the table and ten other people sitting there talking to him, you got a table with eleven nazis."
We pivoted from the Presidential candidate with less time left than this.
@TinaSmithMN Very MAGA-like. Domestic violence means nothing as long as we win? Nazi tattoos don't matter as long as he's on our side?
Sorry, I refuse to opine on the emperor's new clothes when he clearly isn't wearing any.
If we can pivot to Kamala with only 107 days until the election, surely we can pivot away from nazi misogynist fuck @grahamformaine with 5 months to go.
Maine is important. That's why I'd like an actual Democrat and not a Republican running as a Dem like Sinema or Fetterman.
@emma__jayne14 It's hard to believe anyone can defend that behavior. I work at the library and it's easy for me to look up someone's personal information - I do it with their consent every day. It's obvious society can only work by respecting the trust shown in us to safeguard that information.
We should have every reason to believe @grahamformaine is going to be the next Kyrsten Sinema or John Fetterman.
Running as a progressive in a purple state? Where have we seen that before? Except this time he's telling us exactly who he really is, and you guys are biting. Hard.
@AllisonRFloyd Yeah, I don't get it. And if I were going to dick ride a politician, it would not the guy with the nazi tattoos. How were we (collectively) not done with this guy then?
I have something called kyphosis. It's a curvature of the spine, like scoliosis' cousin where instead of curving to the side, it curves out.
I go to the doctor and when I ask he doesn't really have any good ideas for me. (1/4)
What's a good way to tell my mom that if the thing on TV was the solution to my ailments, my doctor would probably have suggested it already when I ask him for his thoughts on my problem? (3/4)