15/ Despite all of that, Robert still sits on death row tonight, knowing that he only has 48 hours left to live. Time is running out. Gov Greg Abbott can stop this injustice. PLEASE call him & demand he spare Robert's life: 361-264-9653 And please share this thread!

I didn't realize some states had voting boxes just out in the public like this. I've only seen them inside (this year) or having to vote in person. No wonder there are boxes being set on fire....

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Again, you may want to look up the history of societies post 1918 flu pandemic.

Was kinda neat to live in a state where we got to vote on this and not just have old white dudes in a building decide it for us.

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I'm about to get to drive across the #RoyalGorgeBridge .... and i gotta admit I'm kinda scared.

Why am I excited about going to a concert at the end of August lmao

I swear the TSA and it's machines at @AUStinAirport are the world's least efficient.

My inner Karen is raging that two dudes are on sales calls in the phone free area of this lounge in the airport. I guess since it's their laptops they think it doesn't count.

During the 1940s, it was rare for a black person to have control over an enormous amount of land. However, Reverend Isaac Simmons from Amite County, Mississippi, owned than 270 acres of debt-free land. His family is said to have owned the land since 1887, and worked the land

Anyone else familiar with the story either by playing or watching Cyberpunk kinda baffled by how much of what happened in that world is going on? The writers of Cyberpunk and The Simpsons know something the rest of us don't lol.

John Morton Finney was a Buffalo soldier who fought in World War 1, earned 11 degrees and practiced law until he was 106 years old. He was believed to be the longest practicing attorney in the United States. #BlackHistoryMonth —John Morton-Finney (June 25, 1889 - January 28,

Seems Husky Musky and his dog boys don't know how COBOL works or what ISO 8601 is..... so much for being tech geniuses.....