Add food to a movie.

Seven Course Samurai

I would like five Supreme Court justices and 30 members of congress prosecuted for treason, so gerrymandering a few states seems like the kid gloves approach to me.

They imagine this word is in reference to dietary preferences, like pescatarian.

Not enough coverage of the Tucker pivot is incorporating the most damning evidence that he's full of shit, that the discovery during the Dominion lawsuit included his texts going "yeah Trump's a lying piece of shit and I have to pretend I don't hate him for money"

I was raised in a family of big tech employees and have been analyzing, working in, and reporting on tech since I was a teenager - and yes I do think the gleeful “we’re gonna take all your jobs, worms” rhetoric really did accelerate after 2019

America is famously allergic to real consequences for politicians and celebrities, yet ironically they are also notable for a perennial desire to call for blood, even if only as theatrics.

To that end, there is political power awaiting anyone who leads the charge against the Trump era.

the conservative reaction to the virginia results remind me quite a bit of their reaction to the 2012 presidential election, where they were offended that democrats ran to win

An unproven technology that objective economic observers are suggesting has failed to provide the promised returns, but remember that these are the (predominantly) men who will tell all other sectors of society how they can more efficiently operate schools, hospitals, libraries, government, etc.

is it the one who complained his phone didn't work because it got too hot but he submerged it in a pool *checks and finds I'm now blocked* helllll yeahhhh

Matt Damon playing a 14th century French knight that looks like a third baseman for the Phillies. Mullet. Beard. Smells like horse shit, pine tar, and cigarette smoke.

Matt Damon while playing Odysseus who also looks like a third baseman for the Phillies. Long, skinny beard. Smells like horseshit, pine tar, and perhaps Mediterranean herbs.

Matt Damon playing a 19th century cowboy that looks like a third baseman for the Phillies. Mustache. Shaggy hair. Smells like horse shit, pine tar, and definitely chewing tobacco.

Every time Matt Damon takes on a period role he ends up looking like a third baseman for the Phillies.

#OtD 22 Apr 1993 Stephen Lawrence, a Black British man, was murdered by racists in London. Public pressure following the failure to convict the killers led to revelations of institutional racism within the British Police stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9445...

‘Pandora’s box’: Danielle Smith and insurance giants unleash attack on healthcare ⋆ The Breach Danielle Smith is working hand-in-glove with private insurers to push health privatization in Alberta—and it could spread across Canada

“the private insurance companies are working directly with the Smith government to “help facilitate a smooth transition for Albertans” to a new, two-tier health-care system”

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

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Sounds like Nunes may be moo-ving on.

núñez may finally achieve his place in history as the only person to ever lose money on an open bribery racket

Duane Bratt: “going after the integrity of the electoral system is even worse. It opens the door for mistrust in elections, court challenges (and likely further attacks on judges), and strains on the capacity of Elections Alberta. All in the midst of referendums and a potential separation threat.”

public shame

I'm not sure my French is good enough to understand the full subtleties of Libé's review of the Michael Jackson biopic

Tucker Carlson apologizes for 'misleading' people on Trump: 'We're implicated in this for sure' The former Fox News host, once a prominent supporter of the president, has been vocally opposed to how the president has handled Iran.

I think there should be a Road to Redemption! If Carlson does nothing but selfless acts of real service for the rest of his days, and never broadcasts again, never ever… he can be forgiven as early as the year 2739. It’s a good deal! www.nbcnews.com/politics/tru...

The Alberta government is so gross on so many levels. Absence of ethics, no respect for rule of law, and regularly dismisses & disrespects expertise.

The Americans sure don’t see the world or themselves the way we do. They look at these figures and say “He’s underwater! Alarm bells ring for his presidency!” Everyone else says ruefully, “One in three Americans still supports this bullying, dangerous, demented, self-destructive regime.”

Headlines - 04/21/26 Network of YouTube accounts promote U.S. annexation; Ottawa pushes alternat route for new pipeline; UCP gerrymandering; Americans killed in Mexico were CIA; EU won't suspend Israeli trade agreement.

NEW: On today's Headlines, I discuss the co-ordinated network of YouTube pages promoting U.S. annexation of Western Canada, Rachel Notley speaking out against UCP gerrymandering, and much more.

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Only men can fix the issues regarding other men.

Men, We Need to Talk About "Rape Academy" This isn’t about women. This is about us. And it’s long past time we had this conversation

The number of angry messages I got from insecure men on my article demanding men be accountable for rape culture & 'Rape Academy' reminds me to share my article repeatedly.

Men: Stop being insecure. Stop being pathetic. Start holding rapists accountable.
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Happy 79th birthday to Star Trek actor Iggy Pop.

But they'll announce Jon Voight in his biopic a week after he finally kicks off and try to hype it like the next Birth of a Nation.

We just call that The Elvis.

Drawing up an Escher-ian inversion illustration to demonstrate how the subject of a joke becomes aware of being laughed at and earnestly assumes the position of becoming a more realized iteration of their own satire.

Ever seen a poll result that is basically telling the pollsters themselves to go touch grass?

They just use a sharpie and round out the "3"s into "8"s.

This is why the prairie ideal of the lone frontiersman is such utter bullshit. People survived settling the west by working together in communities (many of the earliest co-ops were amongst farmers) and - especially overlooked - often through partnerships with local indigenous tribes.