Cullen Anderson
@cullenish.bsky.social
Rainforest Restoration - @phoenixconservancy.bsky.social
Birder. Ecologist.
Based in Pullman, WA.
Opinions my own.
Birder. Ecologist.
Based in Pullman, WA.
Opinions my own.
This is absolutely mindboggling. Wondering if the animal was sick and desperate. This kind of aggression is so rare
November 21, 2025 at 5:56 PM
This is absolutely mindboggling. Wondering if the animal was sick and desperate. This kind of aggression is so rare
My guy, I'm not yelling at anyone. You smashed that capslock button and continue to rant at me. I am simply participating in discourse on the internet, same as everyone else on this site.
November 20, 2025 at 7:06 PM
My guy, I'm not yelling at anyone. You smashed that capslock button and continue to rant at me. I am simply participating in discourse on the internet, same as everyone else on this site.
Drafting articles of impeachment is still the right thing to do.
And they could be effective, especially if someone who isn't Al Green files them. The entire party could coalesce around this and make it matter. None of the other attempts this year have had any kind of broad Democratic backing.
And they could be effective, especially if someone who isn't Al Green files them. The entire party could coalesce around this and make it matter. None of the other attempts this year have had any kind of broad Democratic backing.
November 20, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Drafting articles of impeachment is still the right thing to do.
And they could be effective, especially if someone who isn't Al Green files them. The entire party could coalesce around this and make it matter. None of the other attempts this year have had any kind of broad Democratic backing.
And they could be effective, especially if someone who isn't Al Green files them. The entire party could coalesce around this and make it matter. None of the other attempts this year have had any kind of broad Democratic backing.
It is possible for me to yell at my Republican representative in Congress AND disagree with doomerist/"nothing we do matters" sentiments on the internet. I'm not equating posting with activism lol
November 20, 2025 at 6:49 PM
It is possible for me to yell at my Republican representative in Congress AND disagree with doomerist/"nothing we do matters" sentiments on the internet. I'm not equating posting with activism lol
I think "Speaker of the House condones calls for political violence and extrajudicial killing of political rivals of a co-equal branch of government by not allowing a vote on impeachment proceedings" is still a story worth sharing, especially compared to doing nothing at all
November 20, 2025 at 5:37 PM
I think "Speaker of the House condones calls for political violence and extrajudicial killing of political rivals of a co-equal branch of government by not allowing a vote on impeachment proceedings" is still a story worth sharing, especially compared to doing nothing at all
Because he should be impeached, and everyone in Congress should be made to make their position on death threats known. Just because it's not likely to result in his conviction doesn't mean it isn't worth doing.
November 20, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Because he should be impeached, and everyone in Congress should be made to make their position on death threats known. Just because it's not likely to result in his conviction doesn't mean it isn't worth doing.
Cuvier's Dwarf Caiman or West African Dwarf Crocodile seem to be the smallest species, maxing out at around 5ft long from head to tail! Not quite cat vs leopard/jaguar/panther difference, but still
November 14, 2025 at 4:34 AM
Cuvier's Dwarf Caiman or West African Dwarf Crocodile seem to be the smallest species, maxing out at around 5ft long from head to tail! Not quite cat vs leopard/jaguar/panther difference, but still
Roborock has treated me pretty well so far!
November 7, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Roborock has treated me pretty well so far!
This would be fine if he wasn't in the bunk above me
November 6, 2025 at 3:03 PM
This would be fine if he wasn't in the bunk above me
"As an English major, I found Bratz Babyz Save Christmas quite reductive" or something lol
November 6, 2025 at 3:02 PM
"As an English major, I found Bratz Babyz Save Christmas quite reductive" or something lol
For sure. Knowing your degree is definitely more of a "ah yep, that makes sense" thing. If you had a math degree, I'd be surprised, but it wouldn't really matter
It would be a great bit for you to state your degree before giving a thoughtful take on some obscure, awful kids movie tho
It would be a great bit for you to state your degree before giving a thoughtful take on some obscure, awful kids movie tho
November 6, 2025 at 2:59 PM
For sure. Knowing your degree is definitely more of a "ah yep, that makes sense" thing. If you had a math degree, I'd be surprised, but it wouldn't really matter
It would be a great bit for you to state your degree before giving a thoughtful take on some obscure, awful kids movie tho
It would be a great bit for you to state your degree before giving a thoughtful take on some obscure, awful kids movie tho
Cracked myself up at the thought of "As a wildlife major, here is the animal I find MOST AMAZING"
But I realized I have seen tiktoks with that exact framing before and I did indeed want to tell those people to shut up
But I realized I have seen tiktoks with that exact framing before and I did indeed want to tell those people to shut up
November 6, 2025 at 2:43 PM
Cracked myself up at the thought of "As a wildlife major, here is the animal I find MOST AMAZING"
But I realized I have seen tiktoks with that exact framing before and I did indeed want to tell those people to shut up
But I realized I have seen tiktoks with that exact framing before and I did indeed want to tell those people to shut up
Or at least can be useful. I will say I'm inclined to find your takes a bit more seriously given your education because my mild experience with English (and the requisite literary analytical skills) tells me something about your approach to media criticism, even if it shouldn't be relevant at all
November 6, 2025 at 2:37 PM
Or at least can be useful. I will say I'm inclined to find your takes a bit more seriously given your education because my mild experience with English (and the requisite literary analytical skills) tells me something about your approach to media criticism, even if it shouldn't be relevant at all
Okay I'm with you. I've certainly been guilty of "as a blank" statements before, but appeals to authority or whatever the fallacy aren't persuasive for opinion-based stuff, or at least shouldn't be
I do think knowing someone's background provides useful context for understanding their takes, though
I do think knowing someone's background provides useful context for understanding their takes, though
November 6, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Okay I'm with you. I've certainly been guilty of "as a blank" statements before, but appeals to authority or whatever the fallacy aren't persuasive for opinion-based stuff, or at least shouldn't be
I do think knowing someone's background provides useful context for understanding their takes, though
I do think knowing someone's background provides useful context for understanding their takes, though
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Speaking of flying squirrels but completely unrelated (genetically), my favorite animals are colugos, aka flying lemurs.
They're not lemurs at all, but they're kind of proto primates in that all primates share a common ancestor with these weirdos before any other mammal on Earth.
They're not lemurs at all, but they're kind of proto primates in that all primates share a common ancestor with these weirdos before any other mammal on Earth.
November 6, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Speaking of flying squirrels but completely unrelated (genetically), my favorite animals are colugos, aka flying lemurs.
They're not lemurs at all, but they're kind of proto primates in that all primates share a common ancestor with these weirdos before any other mammal on Earth.
They're not lemurs at all, but they're kind of proto primates in that all primates share a common ancestor with these weirdos before any other mammal on Earth.
There is a spectrum of expertise where stating your qualifications does become useful though, right? Or are you conceptualizing interior design as so accessible that it doesn't require formal expertise to have "good" opinions on the subject
November 6, 2025 at 2:21 PM
There is a spectrum of expertise where stating your qualifications does become useful though, right? Or are you conceptualizing interior design as so accessible that it doesn't require formal expertise to have "good" opinions on the subject
Speaking of flying squirrels but completely unrelated (genetically), my favorite animals are colugos, aka flying lemurs.
They're not lemurs at all, but they're kind of proto primates in that all primates share a common ancestor with these weirdos before any other mammal on Earth.
They're not lemurs at all, but they're kind of proto primates in that all primates share a common ancestor with these weirdos before any other mammal on Earth.
November 6, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Speaking of flying squirrels but completely unrelated (genetically), my favorite animals are colugos, aka flying lemurs.
They're not lemurs at all, but they're kind of proto primates in that all primates share a common ancestor with these weirdos before any other mammal on Earth.
They're not lemurs at all, but they're kind of proto primates in that all primates share a common ancestor with these weirdos before any other mammal on Earth.
I'm right there with ya! It seems like they're fairly common? There are other similarly sized species in the region too, so you might get lucky with a spot light if you go out at night.
November 6, 2025 at 2:01 PM
I'm right there with ya! It seems like they're fairly common? There are other similarly sized species in the region too, so you might get lucky with a spot light if you go out at night.
The vibes are good on this one! If that's AI then I'm cooked
November 6, 2025 at 5:23 AM
The vibes are good on this one! If that's AI then I'm cooked
Somewhere between 125 and 160 million years of evolution tomato toamateurr***
November 6, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Somewhere between 125 and 160 million years of evolution tomato toamateurr***