greensponreadsagain
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You can find me drinking coffee on my porch. Black Lives Matter. Trans rights are human rights. Abortion is healthcare. Reader, teacher, parent. 🩷💜💙
Yep, this all checks out.
This is actually quite brilliant, up to and including the final sentence 🔥
December 1, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Yep, this all checks out.
The world doesn't end in fire or ice or with a bang or a whimper, it ends with the whine of a data center.
December 1, 2025 at 1:19 AM
The world doesn't end in fire or ice or with a bang or a whimper, it ends with the whine of a data center.
Bought some cashmere sweaters on sale yesterday and it's very cold outside today and like, this stuff is pretty legit.
November 29, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Bought some cashmere sweaters on sale yesterday and it's very cold outside today and like, this stuff is pretty legit.
We should never forget that we live in an age of medical miracles.
Australia just recorded zero cervical cancer cases in women under 25 for the first time since records began in 1982. The amazing result of HPV vaccination.
November 29, 2025 at 3:06 PM
We should never forget that we live in an age of medical miracles.
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I wish it didn’t feel so unusual and inspiring to see a leader treating everyone like they matter and saying that we have a responsibility to help each other
Combatting poverty and hunger in this city will take every single one of us. Myself included.
November 27, 2025 at 3:19 PM
I wish it didn’t feel so unusual and inspiring to see a leader treating everyone like they matter and saying that we have a responsibility to help each other
If you understand why I snickered/groaned at this picture, I am very sorry for you.
November 25, 2025 at 6:44 PM
If you understand why I snickered/groaned at this picture, I am very sorry for you.
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I think it’s pretty clear at this point that one of the main impacts of LLMs is to disrupt thinking: to make it so that far too many people never properly learn how to do it, and then to control the output so there are thoughts that people never learn how to think.
November 24, 2025 at 5:18 PM
I think it’s pretty clear at this point that one of the main impacts of LLMs is to disrupt thinking: to make it so that far too many people never properly learn how to do it, and then to control the output so there are thoughts that people never learn how to think.
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Poetry Comics Month, Day 23: Infinite Senryu
November 23, 2025 at 2:37 PM
Poetry Comics Month, Day 23: Infinite Senryu
Me: why does my body ache in weird ways today???
Also me: you turn 40 in a month and spent over an hour raking leaves yesterday
Also me: you turn 40 in a month and spent over an hour raking leaves yesterday
a woman in a pink jacket stands in front of a microphone and says i 'm getting old
ALT: a woman in a pink jacket stands in front of a microphone and says i 'm getting old
media.tenor.com
November 24, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Me: why does my body ache in weird ways today???
Also me: you turn 40 in a month and spent over an hour raking leaves yesterday
Also me: you turn 40 in a month and spent over an hour raking leaves yesterday
4yo nightmare: the corridor is full of monsters
14yo nightmare: the corridor is full of teenagers laughing at you
40yo nightmare: the corridor is full of laundry
14yo nightmare: the corridor is full of teenagers laughing at you
40yo nightmare: the corridor is full of laundry
November 23, 2025 at 5:47 PM
4yo nightmare: the corridor is full of monsters
14yo nightmare: the corridor is full of teenagers laughing at you
40yo nightmare: the corridor is full of laundry
14yo nightmare: the corridor is full of teenagers laughing at you
40yo nightmare: the corridor is full of laundry
Life tip for those like me who hate plain water but acknowledge its importance - every few hours, go to the sink, pour 16oz of water, and just chug it like the medicine that it is. Then move on with your day. No huge stupid water bottles, no forcing yourself to drink it with meals. Chug it. Done.
November 23, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Life tip for those like me who hate plain water but acknowledge its importance - every few hours, go to the sink, pour 16oz of water, and just chug it like the medicine that it is. Then move on with your day. No huge stupid water bottles, no forcing yourself to drink it with meals. Chug it. Done.
All of this.
(If you just got us Wishbone back I'd be willing to negotiate about the others.)
(If you just got us Wishbone back I'd be willing to negotiate about the others.)
Look it's simple, we want less stress and we want to be able to afford things again and we want to feel like the rewards we were once promised for a lifetime of hard work still exist and also we want Wishbone back and those are the things we want
November 22, 2025 at 9:29 PM
All of this.
(If you just got us Wishbone back I'd be willing to negotiate about the others.)
(If you just got us Wishbone back I'd be willing to negotiate about the others.)
Just saw something about how "six planets are in retrograde," and I still have no real idea what that means or believe in astrology at all whatsoever but at this point in 2025 I will absolutely nod sagely and say, "ah, yes, that explains a lot."
November 20, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Just saw something about how "six planets are in retrograde," and I still have no real idea what that means or believe in astrology at all whatsoever but at this point in 2025 I will absolutely nod sagely and say, "ah, yes, that explains a lot."
Smashing that bookmark button so fast -
Ok BlueSky: what are your favorite history books in terms of sheer page-turning, narrative propulsion? Thinking along the line of Killers of the Flower Moon, etc. Nonfiction chronicles that read like novels or movies.
November 20, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Smashing that bookmark button so fast -
A time capsule and all that's in it is a new rendition of "We Didn't Start the Fire" every thirty years.
November 18, 2025 at 9:45 PM
A time capsule and all that's in it is a new rendition of "We Didn't Start the Fire" every thirty years.
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Oh no... when I saw the election results in Nov 2024 I knew it wasn't going to be my year.
More like:
1) how much damage can they do, really?
2) fuck
3) Thanksgiving
More like:
1) how much damage can they do, really?
2) fuck
3) Thanksgiving
November 18, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Oh no... when I saw the election results in Nov 2024 I knew it wasn't going to be my year.
More like:
1) how much damage can they do, really?
2) fuck
3) Thanksgiving
More like:
1) how much damage can they do, really?
2) fuck
3) Thanksgiving
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It has always been so obvious that the backlash to MeToo isn’t about whether the abuse is happening but whether people are allowed to want it to stop
November 17, 2025 at 9:27 PM
It has always been so obvious that the backlash to MeToo isn’t about whether the abuse is happening but whether people are allowed to want it to stop
Reading F451 with 10th graders and I asked what students would grab in a fire and the majority said they'd grab their phones and that's it.
I asked them, "don't you have everything backed up to the cloud?"
They nodded.
We then stared at each other in bafflement.
I asked them, "don't you have everything backed up to the cloud?"
They nodded.
We then stared at each other in bafflement.
November 17, 2025 at 6:43 PM
Reading F451 with 10th graders and I asked what students would grab in a fire and the majority said they'd grab their phones and that's it.
I asked them, "don't you have everything backed up to the cloud?"
They nodded.
We then stared at each other in bafflement.
I asked them, "don't you have everything backed up to the cloud?"
They nodded.
We then stared at each other in bafflement.
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women are always saying “lord grant me the confidence of a mediocre man.” ok well he did. now what. is the world a better place? look at what you’ve wrought.
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November 17, 2025 at 3:46 PM
women are always saying “lord grant me the confidence of a mediocre man.” ok well he did. now what. is the world a better place? look at what you’ve wrought.
Like an evil Tom Holland "Umbrella" clip, whenever you see a graph emphasizing how terrible Reagan was, you must repost it. Thems the rules.
it's fascinating that you can see when exactly the Reagan revolution happened
November 16, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Like an evil Tom Holland "Umbrella" clip, whenever you see a graph emphasizing how terrible Reagan was, you must repost it. Thems the rules.
Sometimes I have problems teaching English and books because on a visceral, fundamental, truly-at-my-core level I just can't understand not loving reading. I've read boring books before but *reading* isn't boring. And I can't always get past that in my head to reach the students who think it is.
November 13, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Sometimes I have problems teaching English and books because on a visceral, fundamental, truly-at-my-core level I just can't understand not loving reading. I've read boring books before but *reading* isn't boring. And I can't always get past that in my head to reach the students who think it is.
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One way to stop sex trafficking rings on private islands is to make sure no one has enough money to buy a private island
November 13, 2025 at 4:14 AM
One way to stop sex trafficking rings on private islands is to make sure no one has enough money to buy a private island
The thing about most criminals is that they are very narcissistic and therefore Very Dumb.
Amazing how many criminals get together and decide the first order of business is emailing each other about the crimes every three minutes
November 13, 2025 at 12:33 AM
The thing about most criminals is that they are very narcissistic and therefore Very Dumb.
Rereading "Great Gatsby" and going through the stages of grief-
denial that any human can write this well
anger that I will never write this well
bargaining with all the little gods so I can write this well
depression on how I will never write this well
acceptance of his genius and my mundanity
denial that any human can write this well
anger that I will never write this well
bargaining with all the little gods so I can write this well
depression on how I will never write this well
acceptance of his genius and my mundanity
November 12, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Rereading "Great Gatsby" and going through the stages of grief-
denial that any human can write this well
anger that I will never write this well
bargaining with all the little gods so I can write this well
depression on how I will never write this well
acceptance of his genius and my mundanity
denial that any human can write this well
anger that I will never write this well
bargaining with all the little gods so I can write this well
depression on how I will never write this well
acceptance of his genius and my mundanity
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sometimes to read a book of poetry is to be reminded that another person is much funnier and better at expressing their pain than you are
November 10, 2025 at 11:59 AM
sometimes to read a book of poetry is to be reminded that another person is much funnier and better at expressing their pain than you are