Peter Drake, he/him, LFHCfS 🔥 @peterdrake@social.cleverlibre.org

Bournonite is known as "cogwheel ore". #MineralMonth

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Teachers' literal pets who show up in Zoom classes will henceforth be referred to as pedagoggies.

RT @mikeduncan
It's hard to argue the official conservative position doesn't objectively boil down to "democracy is bad."

RT @eevee
instead of writing a will, i intend to simply explode my entire inventory out of my body when i die

Surely they could have waited 21 more pages. #MineralMonth

RT @MacFarlaneNews
THERE IT IS: US House bill to abolish the electoral college. Formally introduced ...

RT @NewYorker
Are we there yet?

RT @gengelstein
Here's your new Wingspan accessory, circa 1890.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPKFT_t2rL0&feature=emb_logo

RT @LouisatheLast
Can't fool me, that's ghosts https://twitter.com/ERMurray/status/1348269720642977794

RT @vinn_ayy
On my way back home after being added to the no-fly list! Just checking in!

RT @Rainmaker1973
On August 2, 1971, Dave Scott performed one of the most legendary experiments, literally an out of this world one: the galilean 'hammer & feather' held on the Moon [read more: http://go.nasa.gov/1mVWEHT]

Epic dog dancing.
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RT @gemini6ice
@dnlnwmn Jump to 20:00! https://youtu.be/eMmCScwzqEE 😃😃😃
https://twitter.com/gemini6ice/status/1348871934700908544

RT @hughmason
@mengwong I'm just old enough to have written some of my first programs on cards. It was common to mark a diagonal stripe on a deck to show the order and edits. Wikipedia notes that columns 73-80 were sometimes used for a sequence number for sorting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming_in_the_punched_card_era

RT @KSekouM
My daughter called a seal a dog mermaid and I am LOSING IT

Pew pew pew!
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RT @qikipedia
Switzerland's remarkable 'singing lake'.

https://twitter.com/qikipedia/status/1348842139099123715

In dystopian America, banana bites you! #xenomorph #potassium

RT @qikipedia
In 2005, to protest against conditions in the cocoa industry, a Dutch reporter ate 17 chocolate bars then asked to be arrested and tried for child slavery. The judge wouldn’t convict him, and the reporter went on to found Tony’s Chocolonely company.

RT @gengelstein
One of the more insightful and - dare I say it - hopeful threads I've read in a while. https://twitter.com/iyad_elbaghdadi/status/1348597580624781313

"Set collection ... is the go-to method for having the same thing be worth different things to different players." -@gengelstein, Building Blocks of Tabletop Game Design