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Okay@okaycondition· 27d

I can't tell you how much I don't want any of this bullshit on my fucking PHONE

Okay@okaycondition· 29d

This is (typical for HamNo) brilliant.

Do I, on the opposite side of the political spectrum from these pundits, have opinions about what Republicans should do? I sure do. They should fall to their knees, grovel before their false gods, beg forgiveness from the oppressed people of the world, and reverse all of their political beliefs. It is fine for me to share all of these correct thoughts. But I hardly expect Republicans to consider this to be advice. I do not share their goals. I want their entire political project to fail. Imagine me pretending to strike the pose of Analytical Observer Whose Guidance Should Be Considered Valid Because It is Purely Strategic in Nature. Why the fuck would I do that? And why would they ever believe me? I could never have a genuine thought about what Republicans should do in order to help Republicans. I do not want to help Republicans. Such a thought would be contrary to my entire nature. And if I ever did have a useful idea to empower Republicans, why would I ever share it? I might as well write “A Burglar’s Guide to Breaking Into My Home While I am Out of Town This Weekend.” The very act of writing such a piece would reveal me to be either an undercover cop or a moron.

Okay@okaycondition· Jun 12

Imagine paying $50k to be set up on a date only to be told you need to go back to finishing school.

Indeed, according to the matchmakers, there seems to be a disconnect between some of these men and the women themselves, who are often either already partnered or uninterested in the driven, sometimes socially awkward men who want to date them. For instance, when Anderson did finally manage to find a woman who fit her Austin-based client’s criteria, he alienated her almost instantly with his self-deprecating humor and boorish table manners, she says. “It’s like, you need to get your manners together, or we need to set you up with the type of woman who is not going to care that you're slurping pork belly juice.”

Okay@okaycondition· May 7

Homer Simpson saying let the bears pay the bear tax

Okay@okaycondition· Apr 8

Timeline cleanse.

The most adorable cutie patootie black cat

Okay@okaycondition· Mar 19

God damn, this is brilliant.

The ultra-wealthy don’t have to do any of this. They pay people to do it for them — cooking, cleaning, shopping, you name it. There are no periods of the day where they are forced to figure out how to entertain themselves in the face of repetitive chores. If you don’t use it, you lose it — so maybe a lot of them lose introspection. In fact, they can offload any cognitive activity they don’t enjoy! That’s what subordinates are for, isn’t it? And whatever gets consistently offloaded, they lose.

But, worse, they don’t notice they’re losing any skills because they are constantly surrounded by people on their payroll, or people who want something from them. People who are, you know, aggressively financially motivated to flatter them and agree with them. If that yes-man tendency in chatbots is what’s driving AI psychosis or social skill atrophy in normal people, then the same thing has already happened to the very rich.

Okay@okaycondition· Mar 19

This is such a reality TV star thing to say. "Instead of judging me by my recent off-camera behavior, watch me on TV to see who I really am!" There are plenty of non-problematic wannabe influencers they could have picked instead!

Okay@okaycondition· Mar 9

Spending all this attack ad money over like, $8000 that the campaign returned or donated.

In late October, Abughazaleh accepted the maximum individual contribution of $7,000 from James Cox Chambers, the billionaire grandson of the founder of Cox Enterprises and former Governor of Ohio, James Cox.

Chambers’ net worth is estimated to be $6.8 billion, according to Forbes, landing him in the middle of Forbes’ lists of America’s 400 wealthiest people.

After Evanston Now reached out for comment about the donation and the ad, Abughazaleh’s campaign said they had missed the donation and planned to donate it to the Niles Township Food Pantry, pointing to a campaign promise made in July where she said, “if a billionaire donates, we will refund [or donate] their money.”

Chambers is listed in Abughazaleh’s campaign finance reports as a “self-employed/farmer,” under an Upper West Side Manhattan address. The “farmer” part of his listed occupation in FEC reports likely refers to his ownership of an organic farm in the Hudson Valley, though not listed is his stake in the Atlanta-based media empire his grandfather founded. He has donated to many other campaigns under the same or similar listed occupation.

Chambers is also married to Naibla Khashoggi, the daughter of a former Saudi businessman and arms dealer, Adnan Khashoggi, who died in 2017 but amassed a fortune of over $4 billion for himself through arms sales.

Okay@okaycondition· Mar 8

I love Googling songs people sing at karaoke and getting results like this

Reddit · r/CountryMusicStuff
50+ comments · 4 years ago
Is "Parked out by the lake" lyrical one of the worst country songs ever? : r/CountryMusicStuff

Okay@okaycondition· Feb 26

I was going to reply sincerely but I got this prompt and uh, what

Okay@okaycondition· Feb 19

wint
@dril
go ahead. keep screaming "Shut The Fuck Up " at me. it only makes my opinions Worse
10:09 am · 10 Mar 2018

Okay@okaycondition· Feb 12

I still think about the article in the WaPo about conservatives trying to date in DC. Lmao.

If she had it her way, she would be married and expecting her first kid. She says a lot of her colleagues at the American Principles Project, a conservative advocacy group whose website says “in order to save America — we have to save the family,” are settling down and having children. But it’s rough out there. When we reached Housley by phone, and she told a co-worker that she was discussing dating in D.C., a voice at the other end of the line could be heard saying, “Oh nooooo!” So, that’s where we are.
“I felt like, being in conservative politics, there would be more, like, masculine men in the conservative movement,” Housley says, “and I find that a lot of them aren’t as masculine as I would have hoped.”

Okay@okaycondition· Jan 25

She was mad because I was typing during the work day and disturbing her nap (this bed is on my desk, lol).

Okay@okaycondition· Jan 23

We're still doing this, it seems.

Okay@okaycondition· Jan 16

He's doing the meme

Okay@okaycondition· Jan 15

She C O Z Y

Okay@okaycondition· Jan 15

Chat, I think she likes it.

The most adorable black cat ever, cozy in her heated bed on my desk

Okay@okaycondition· Jan 10

MY OFFICE IS IN LANGLEY

“Can I just come to your office and sort this out in person?” I said. “It’s getting late, and I need to take my son trick-or-treating soon.”

“My office is in Langley,” he said. “We don’t have enough time. We need to act immediately. I’m going to talk you through the process. It’s going to sound crazy, but we must follow protocol if we’re going to catch the people behind this.”

He explained that the CIA would need to freeze all the assets in my name, including my actual bank accounts. In the eyes of the law, there was no difference between the “real” and the fraudulent ones, he said. They would also deactivate my compromised Social Security number and get me a new one. Then, by monitoring any activity under my old Social Security number and accounts, they would catch the criminals who were using my identity and I would get my life back. But until then, I would need to use only cash for my day-to-day expenses.

It was far-fetched. Ridiculous. But also not completely out of the realm of possibility. “Do I have any other options?” I asked.

“Unfortunately, no,” he said. “You must follow my directions very carefully. We do not have much time.”

Okay@okaycondition· Jan 10

Oh my word I am HOWLING. Who among us.

His voice took on a more urgent tone. “You must have worked very hard to save all that money,” he said. “Do not share your bank-account information with anyone. I am going to help you keep your money safe.” He said that he would transfer me to his colleague at the CIA who was the lead investigator on my case and gave me a nine-digit case number for my records. (I Googled the number. Nothing.) He said the CIA agent would tell me what to do next, and he wished me luck.

Okay@okaycondition· Jan 6

Homers t-shirt in a simpsons episode depicting uncle same holding the world in his hands with a bite taken out of it captioned TRY AND STOP US ugh

Okay@okaycondition· Dec 2

There really is nobody better at this kind of essay than David J. Roth. Nobody.

A life in conservative politics is a shabby, grifting thing; that movement is a sweaty and stupid scrum of influencers and opportunists and true-blue sociopaths scrabbling for monetizable attention or one of the lucrative public-facing sinecures funded by reactionary billionaires.

The cost to one's immortal soul aside, that work is demeaning. It demands from those doing it the sort of always-on workload and rolling state of pericrashout inherent to video game streamers, but with much more onerous hair and makeup requirements. The work itself is very easy, and amounts for most of those in the industry to honking away on their specific instrument of grievance in a way that's roughly in time with the sounds being made across the rest of the conservative media space. There is no way to create a symphony out of clammy self-interested buskers who (correctly) understand their job as being louder than everyone else, but the goal here is not the creation of anything beautiful or even coherent so much as it is the making of constant, obliterating noise.

Okay@okaycondition· Nov 29

This morning's headlines are the FDA's bullshit claims about covid vaccines killing kids, the DC National Guardsmen shooting, Trump closing Venezuelan airspace, a TEENY TINY headline about Hegseth being the one giving kill orders on helpless fishermen, then this.

Okay@okaycondition· Nov 29

And how is she going to justify continuing to support Trump? Well, her charges have largely been Venezuelan immigrants, so clearly the answer is to invade Venezuela. I wish I were joking.

Arundale once thought Trump was the best thing for the United States. Now she was puzzling through her own politics. Today, she said, she couldn’t vote for Trump in a hypothetical election, but she wondered if there was anything that Trump could do to redeem himself. News reports have suggested Trump might be pressuring Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, the politician most responsible for the mass exodus out of the country. Sitting next to Juliandrys, Arundale spoke into her translation app:
“If you could get rid of one, Trump or Maduro, who would you pick?”
Juliandrys answered: “Maduro.”
That seemed to satisfy Arundale that Trump could still do something beneficial for the Venezuelans she’d cared for.

Okay@okaycondition· Nov 29

She squares the circle of Mass Deportation Now by saying he said he was only going to get rid of the criminals, and also ignores the fact that Trump *did* actually rip families apart in his first term! It was one of his major policies!

Even as Trump promised mass deportations last year, Arundale saw nothing incompatible about supporting him while she continued the work she was doing. “He talked a lot about criminals,” she said. “So I was like, ‘Yes, take the criminals.’ I told people he [had been] president already and he didn’t do this. I never thought he could rip people away from their families.”

Okay@okaycondition· Nov 29

In a twist that will be shocking to nobody, she claims to have been "not political" for most of her life (which I usually take to mean "doesn't read the news" in a best case scenario), but whoever liked Israel most was her major issue. Also anti-LGBTQ policies.

For most of her life, Arundale never considered herself overtly political. A practicing Jew, she usually voted for candidates who most strongly supported Israel. In recent years, Arundale drifted further to the right. She didn’t like President Joe Biden’s Israel policies. She believed in two genders and that trans women shouldn’t play girls’ sports. In her progressive neighborhood, bookstores sold titles like “The GayBCs.”

“I love my gay friends, but they are over-sexualizing kids,” she said.

Okay@okaycondition· Nov 29

Thought I'd do something I haven't done in months and take a look at the WaPo homepage to see what the top headlines are. Well, strap the fuck in, because we have yet another "conflicted Trump voter still loves Trump" only this one helps immigrants!

She’s torn over her love for Trump and her work with migrants

A conservative woman detects a lack of empathy — and a broken promise — in President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Okay@okaycondition· Nov 25

Trump looking in the mirror

Fat guy looking in mirror and seeing buff guy

Okay@okaycondition· Nov 21

Elon promising his AI girlfriend a real body one day

Okay@okaycondition· Nov 20

The whole piece is really great, but this part made my eyes widen. Riley Gaines openly admitted to gaming the immigration system and using her political connections to get her non-resident alien husband a green card!