YAWP
Sound your barbaric yawp over the roofs of the world.
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Our two dogs opportunistically taking turns working on and coveting a single treat puzzle is basically the same dynamic as my brothers and me playing "Contra" on Nintendo in the 1980s.
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"I wonder what it would sound like if a pop-music fossil of the 1980s used AI to make a Zionist propaganda song in the style of a really shitty Sting impersonator."
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My local Home Depot used to reliably treat me with the kind of mildly irritating neglect that often required side quests to find an associate to help locate a product or answer a question.
Today, in contrast, I could scarcely walk three paces without an orange-aproned employee warmly greeting me — sometimes more than one of them at the same time. In some cases, the same employee greeted me two or more times if I happened to walk past them more than once.
Kind of a pleasant change, but it also gave me strong Pluribus vibes 😂
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no evidence of military targets in the vicinity ...
❝The United States struck a family home on Iran’s Qeshm Island overnight on Thursday with a large-scale bomb, according to an analysis of videos, photos and satellite imagery by weapons experts and The New York Times. Iranian officials said the strike had killed a husband and wife and their 2-year-old son. The couple’s two other children were pulled from the rubble alive, they said.
The size of the crater and munition fragments appear to show the weapon used was a 2,000-pound bomb called a Mark-84, one of the largest conventional bombs used by the U.S. military. The location and time of the strikes are consistent with where and when the United States was operating. The evidence raises questions about what the United States was targeting and why such a large munition was used.❞
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/31/world/middleeast/us-iran-bomb-mk84-qeshm-island.html?unlocked_article_code=1.2VA.Vfoh.BvuA2A-u6ULg&smid=url-share
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❝The Washington Monthly, a 57-year-old independent print and digital media outlet known for its crusading, solutions-oriented journalism, is seeking a skilled Executive Editor to oversee its new dedicated book review section. The editor will have an exciting opportunity to shape a new, freestanding books section at a time when so many legacy media outlets in America have reduced or eliminated their books coverage.❞
https://washingtonmonthly.com/careers/
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probably also happening in applications for grants, loans, petitions for judicial remedy — anything where Party A is seeking some outcome from Party B
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