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See you next Tuesday.
Here’s Bologna’s stadium on game day, right in the city - as viewed from the 3mi long porticoed walkway up to the Santuario della Madonna di San Luca
My mom reupholstered our couch in bicentennial themed fabric with images of eagles & shit. That stuff was everywhere. (This is an image of wallpaper, but the textile was similar.)
How weird that the comments are currently “unavailable” on the @nytimes.com blockbuster story on the Epstein coverup.
Remarkably, the Poster Boy for both low teenage sperm counts & low female fertility is the same person.
Gas prices yesterday in Portland, OR. Didn’t get a pic of the other sign, but prices for regular to premium ranged from $5 - $5.40.
Cool. Your wife was paid by the taxpayers of “the demon state of Oregon” to represent them in the state leg and in DC.
Already there, in Portland, OR. (& this is one of the cheaper stations in town.)
Imagining 🧊 trying to work in a Portland co-working space is downright comedic.
Please submit comments if you can. If you’ve never been to the PNW, please know that our majestic rainforests are unlike anything you’ll see anywhere else in the country.
Meanwhile here in Portland I have no doubt that Abolish ICE was the leading contender in our snowplow naming contest, but our wussy city govt went with a bunch of boring, uninspired names instead.
@murray.senate.gov @jayapal.house.gov Not tagging Marie Glusenkamp Perez, who represents Vancouver, WA, because she’s useless.
Portlanders at City Hall rapid response rally/vigil for Renee Good & the two Portlanders shot here by feds earlier today.
This is kind of how I felt yesterday, when in the midst of all this horror, I had to go to the post office to buy stamps & belatedly discovered that one of my favorite living artists, Chris Ware, had designed a gorgeous stamp sheet to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Postal Service. 🥺
They’re recruiting gun humpers who’ve been stockpiling weapons & fantasizing about shooting immigrants & leftists for their entire lives. The lack of training is a feature, not a bug.