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richdufourbiz · 1 month ago
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gun-leg · 2 months ago
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Lets go to Nettles' house! ✨🐐6/15 of the 2024 Wild Canada trading card drop for the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo🦌✨
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abcphotoblog · 4 days ago
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We should've never let it get this point.
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frogteethblogteeth · 8 months ago
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Miss Rats, from the Actors and Actresses series, issued by Goodwin & Company, 1886-1890
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doueverwonder · 6 months ago
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ngl I’m surprised we haven’t gotten a “the more north you go the more south you get” bit with Florida yet. He’s done different parts of other states as individual personifications and I think it’d be so funny for Gov to walk into a meeting and Florida not be the usual Florida. Throw him for a loop.
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snortbugs · 3 months ago
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according to the obituary shown in a behind the scenes video, ritchie lobo canonically kept wolves as pets so if you see me giving teddy a pet wolf at some point…… just know i’m not being #edgy for edgy’s sake, it’s literally canon.
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kuiperoid · 1 month ago
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Mexico's president, Claudia Sheinbaum, was already popular, but Trump's tariff threat chaos has increased her popularity even more.
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daisyachain · 1 year ago
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Pratchett’s writing is often misunderstood politically because he comes from a sort of white background alien to a lot of North Americans tumblr readers, whose parents and/or grandparents would have been white whitecollar or adjacent workers trying to hitch a ride on the corporate 20thC boom. However thankfully I’m equipped to interpret it because Pratchett’s native ideological ground is Philosophy of My Dad
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thorinoakenbutt · 7 months ago
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I wasn't sure about Drayden in episode 2, but listening to them fan out over Davrin won me over lmao
they're just like me fr
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bdigit24 · 3 days ago
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Explore the increasing expenses of AI benchmarking for reasoning models. Discover why it's becoming harder to verify AI performance claims independently and what it means for the future of AI development.
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artisticdivasworld · 1 year ago
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Navigating the Complexities of Border Security and Trade: The Texas Dilemma
In recent times, the Lone Star State has found itself at the epicenter of a complex dilemma that intertwines domestic security measures with international trade dynamics. Governor Greg Abbott’s stringent border security initiatives, including the deployment of the National Guard and the construction of barriers along the Texas-Mexico border, have sparked a multifaceted debate. These measures,…
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matriarchy-au · 4 months ago
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The previous post reminded me: I've been wondering how fast the human race would grow in numbers if women were in charge of their procreation.
The primary causes of death during pregnancy and childbirth would be eradicated without men.
Certainly, even without men involved, pregnancy is a risky venture. But if women had always been at the forefront of scientific advancement, we would have solved loads of issues much, much earlier. Women would never be forced to give birth in unsafe and uncomfortable positions that put stress on them and the baby. Women would be forced to go without pain medication because the pain was considered a punishment from God.
More specifically...if black women were never trafficked in the trans Atlantic slave trade and subsequently kept at a man-made economic disadvantage, we wouldn't see the high rates of maternal and infant death that we see in the African American population. Without the lasting effects of trauma, and the scientific community that disregards their pain and death, women would overall be much much safer giving birth.
So without being forced, I still believe many women would choose to bear children. Especially since they would have a community of women around them to help raise children. We'd probably hit a number that worked for us and more or less remain at that number over centuries... like it seems early human populations did.
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narrative-theory · 4 months ago
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Is Economic Confrontation with Canada Prudent?
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frogteethblogteeth · 2 years ago
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Two actresses, from the Actresses series, issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company, 1890
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latestnews-now · 4 months ago
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago to discuss trade and tariff tensions between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. With billions at stake, their conversation covered trade, border security, and more. Watch to learn how this meeting could impact North America’s economy and trade policies. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more global news updates!
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batboyblog · 2 months ago
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To be clear I don't want a trade war with Mexico (or even China)
but Trump breaking our relationship with Canada, Canada, our ever friendly, dependable, helpful brothers to the north, is particularly hurtful. It feels like an abusive step-father banning you from a favorite cousin's house because they want to isolate you to keep beating you. It's painful and heart breaking and your cousin keeps asking you to explain and you can't.
sorry Canada, I didn't vote for him, I campaigned against him hard, but a bunch of idiots voted to blow up everything and hurt everyone so do what you have to do, maybe if you inflict maximum pain some people will wake up.
and to Americans reading this, I can't over stress we have FOREVER damaged our relationship with our neighbor, biggest trading partner, military and strategic ally, we fought WWII with them guys, and they are NEVER gonna look at us the same way again. We might repair the relationship in future but it'll never be as full a friendship as it was last month.
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