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I wonder what Osaka is doing right now. I hope she’s okay.

Furry lovemaking right in the middle of the heteroromantic parade?

The HT in HTTP stands for HyperText, not HyperCode.

Assuming this wasn’t an elaborate scheme to turn research grant money into cocaine, this seems pretty interesting.

See also Jumpin’ Crack Bass (1997-11-02) from season 2 of King of the Hill.

Sounds like a King of the Hill episode in which Hank regrets letting Peggy fill out his medical forms.

Look at score. Find key. Press key. Repeat a bajillion times until it becomes too bothersome to slow down to look at your hands.

¿Por qué no los tres?

Damn. You really transcribed the whole article.

Gary also funded the snuggling of a nuclear bomb in order to ensure his bet paid off.

For more retellings of US government atrocities, see the Relno the Storykeeper puppet shorts in Jason Steele’s Vulo Lives:

• The Shadow and João Goulart
• The Creature from the Northern Woods
• The Watcher and Juan José Torres
• The Hand that Guides the Butcher
• The Coming of the Valuable Fiend
• The Train on the Second Track
• The Falconer and the Dirty Bird
• The Story of the Midnight Hunter

• The Terraformers (2023) by Annalee Newitz. In lieu of a single simple reset, there is a continuous bargaining between capitalistic rentiers and enslaved residents who fight over hundreds of years throughout the final stages of a planet’s terraforming. Homelessness, mass transit, wealth inequality, and racism all are running themes.
• Hieroglyph: Stories and Visions for a Better Future (2018) by Ed Finn (ed.) and Kathryn Cramer (ed.) is anthology of several science fiction authors who submitted stories with the purpose of specifically counteracting the trend at the time of (post-)apocalyptic stories anticipating a bleak future for humanity. One particularly aspirational story that persists in my memory is Girl in Wave : Wave in Girl by Kathleen Ann Goonan; it is a story about the sociopolitical impact of universal literacy, achieved thanks to the release of an inexpensive medicine that enhances human cognitive abilities, allowing anyone to overcome learning disabilities such as dyslexia. Other stories in the anthology are optimistic for other reasons, but this story comes to mind when I read your post.

Source: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/53435595/

Source?

Reminds me of the final pages of chapter 3 of the second volume of Maus (1991) in which a Jewish survivor of the Holocaust acts egregiously and unrepentantly racist to a black hitchhiker, surprising a friend who thought that the suffering would have engendered empathy for discriminated races.

Torture damages people, plain and simple; don’t expect victims to gain wisdom or empathy from the process. So, maybe don’t give them nukes and back the religious megalomaniacs among them who end up committing the same genocidal practices against others such as the Palestinians.

Traditional values are a crutch for the intellectually unambitious and a cudgel for the ambitious.

Antibiotics side effects if you haven’t had them in decades are wild. Suddenly inability to digest certain foods. Sudden clearing of sinuses. Sudden clearing of skin conditions.

Chat, are we cooked?

Hard mode: set time zone to UTC (or Reykjavik; it’s the same) and force yourself to add/subtract offset hours every time you want to know local time. Also, this forces you to track when exactly daylight saving time starts and stops.

Benefit: you know when space probe stuff happens because they’re almost always timestamped UTC. Also, playing Eve Online becomes slightly easier.