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I think the guy (gal?) was anti union. Best guess. Second guess he worked for Blizzard and was part of the Cosby rape room scandal.

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That was weird. I just got a notification "Enjoy this block". No explanation, just a block from someone I never heard of. I am not an airport, no need to announce your departure. I don't even know who you were. There is nothing to enjoy or despair over.

Is racism acceptable from a minority, or sexism acceptable from a woman? Is it OK for a deaf person to be a bigot when it comes to firing an autistic guy?

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I'm curious, when confronted by overt sexism, racism, etc, do you ignore it, attempt to make the person self-aware, or attack? What if it's an acceptable form of bigotry according to society? What it is a minor form of bigotry?

@JonKramer Yes. I was an outlier in 2016 when people in more culturally dominant and sophisticated bubbles than mine — I live in the deep-red state of Arkansas — were scoffing at the notion Trump could win. I knew better. And I turned out to be right.

One of my parrots has decided over the last week to nest under my chin at night.

The only problem, is the mosquitoes are out full force today... I hadn't noticed that they were missing!

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72 Degrees f (22C)this morning... Wow that feels so good.

People keep contacting me and asking when I'm gonna return to Twitter and I can't tell if they're trolling or just completely oblivious. I feel like I've been pretty clear that I think Twitter/X is a Nazi bar and I don't need attention badly enough that I'm gonna become a regular and help keep it afloat.

It's wild that the media has got to the point of trying to normalize homelessness by making it out to be this trendy new way to beat the system. It feels like they're trying to create this artificial separation so they can continue to push for anti-homeless legislation, but without getting any backlash from their working class readership who are currently getting priced out of the rental market.

There are very few problems in life that can not be solved with high powered explosives.

Your body can build up tolerance to rising sea levels, hazardous air quality, and dying ecosystems. Here's how.

This week, I went over to Bluesky and asked people who'd left Mastodon why they left, and lots of people told me. I grabbed the replies and crunched them and wrote up a summary. I think it's really interesting and often kind of wrenching.

erinkissane.com/mastodon-is-ea

#meta

You live on stolen land. Yes, you. Here is a map you can look at to see who it was stolen from:

geacron.com/home-en/

My mother wrote a book about poetry, how to read it. She was a teacher for most of her life.

Any ideas on how to self publish it? She isn't interested in making money on the book, she just wants to share her work.

Dolophones conifera, the "wrap around" spider did *nothing wrong* -- these spiders are literal wall flowers (branch buds?) and just want to curl up and not be noticed.

You can pick them up and they will run around in a panic until they find a place to "wrap" so they can feel safe.

They are unlikely to but, and if they do their venom isn't anything much.

Let them be poor things live in Australia with all kinds of dangerous creatures like bull ants and Australians.

#spiders

My gods, I am tired. How tired?? I just confused Demosthenes and Diogenes in a comment about Midwestern cities.

Mock me as you will, I deserve it.

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