HA! You. Are. Adorable!

To be fair, a LOT of states are doing that. It’s incredibly fucked up, and we barely bought ourselves a stay of execution in my state (although when I asked my state Rep what the chances were it was going to be reintroduced and passed, he said “99%”. Sigh, fun. At least that bought us time to get ready for round 2.

People’s history of the US? Haven’t read it in years but it survives as a teaching resource online that covers not white men with great frequency and detail.

Didn’t learn a damn thing in Michigan from Sanders’ unexpected primary win either.

BIZARRO I LOVE YOU

Omg I remember that. Now the damn song is stuck in my head. Thanks.

Didn’t mean to star you. Yep, sure, middle management can hide things. Hard to hide lawsuits though.

Ignoring what went wrong isn’t going to fix things. I broke and registered as a Dem because even though I’ve been a stubborn and proud independent (even when I was employed by the Dems... Ha) there is a LOT that needs to be learned from if any progress is going to be made.

This deserves more stars. There was a push to do this with our local horribly polluting price gouging lobbying against community solar as an illegal competitor utility company. All that came out of it was realizing how much money people had to spend on shares when they congradubragged. N

The Daily Show made a fucking schoolhouse rock animation.

You shouldn’t dwell. But you should learn.

Same here (Internet high five)

Or Ypsi or Lansing. I’m probably gonna flip a coin.

See: Response to, White House Correspondents Dinner when Colbert hosted

This is not a metaphor for effing sports stadiums.

Yeah, I still have stuff inherited from my parents and grandparents. And then there’s planned obsolescence. A lot of new stuff just ain’t fixable (or if they are, the hassle to get the parts + labor ain’t worth it). Especially with large appliances, you might as well do the math and see how much energy savings…

Honestly I didn’t click on this because of the headline for awhile (“no kidding.”). But DAMN, the headline does NOT do the article justice what so fucking ever. Well written and researched. Bra-fucking-vo, and that IS a compliment.

Hastily thrown together events is right. Nothing like learning less than 24 hours before an event that’s gonna take over a good section of your city (quiet, New Yorkers).

Three weeks before her campaign in my extremely liberal yet centrally located city only had volunteer phone and door work on the weekends.

I was driving in my car, on my way to pick up keys to my new apartment, when Chertoff told NPR there were no problems there to a completely mothfucking incredulous Robert Siegel. I even remember the intersection, because I slammed my head in frustration on the steering wheel after hearing that, and then slowly…