Finally watching Shang-Chi, here as a bus operator to rate the SFT transit factors of The Bus Scene:

Whatever haircut I attempt to give my child, it always comes out as Jean Seberg in Breathless. Which, great look, for sure, but sometimes you’re going for a different one.

Correcting the oversight of not having tagged Poisonville and tracy

When in the course of tidying you are trying to put away your toddler’s puzzle thing and you legit have to think hard about how to complete it.

On this day in 1953, the US and Britain orchestrated a brutal coup that deposed Mohammad Mosaddegh, the popular Prime Minister of Iran, beloved for his progressive and pro-worker reforms, because he sought to restore national control over the country's oil reserves.

Helly of an ending.

Ouch!

Uncomfortable truths about reality: youtu.be/zcqZHYo7ONs

A word should not, in a perfect world, mean the opposite of itself. So why do “inflammable”, “sanction” and “cleave” each have dual meanings? econ.st/3xcImPZ

Ok, if 50 people retweet this tweet, I will do a muni poem chapbook. @hollyjallen

Hello, my loves. I shipped the edited manuscript yesterday! MASSIVE thank you to @ERICRIES for providing the foreword. bookshop.org/books/farther-…

“The first step to helping Haiti fulfill its destiny, to be the independent Black republic its revolution promised, may be for the rest of us to get out of its way.” Great piece. ♥️ nytimes.com/2022/10/12/opi…

Shocking that a substance hyperbolically vilified by popular media and the state might have a more complex story than meets the eye.

Despite a history of abusive & predatory slumlords establishing dangerous tenements in cities, it’s clear that we live in an era of wholly benevolent landlords who would never, ever exploit reductions in minimum unit size to the detriment of tenants to increase housing profits.

Billionaires demonstrate why we need trade unions, workplace democracy, and workers' ownership of private sector companies. And universal basic income so that anybody can refuse any immoral work and avoid being abused by greedy bosses.

Jan-Michael Vincent deserves better.

But this bot gets right to the heart of their ideology quickly: mass incarceration.

Is this performance art? Please tell me this is performance art.

Columbia University’s determination to protect abusers doesn’t end with Robert Hadden. The same thing happened to me & others re Ian Lipkin, down to the same Columbia lawyer, Patricia Catapano. Reputation over all, at the expense of the victims. It’s an institutional sickness.

I got no complaints about Christopher Eccleston’s acting, but his American accents are deep in the uncanny valley.