Comrade Donald Jong Trump!
This is obviously the way to bring true peace and understanding between the US and the DPRK — make us exactly like them.
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Big Brother is watching you.  And damn, you are so bloody BORING.

I considered these ideas for advancing the plot while giving Sailor Jupiter an extremely poor choice of love interests... and thought better of them, and the entire subplot. But, hey - waste not, want not.

Representative Mike Quigley (D.-Ill) has just introduced a bill that will classify presidential social media posts — including President Trump's tweets — as official presidential records.

It's entitled the Communications Over Various Feeds Electronically for Engagement (COVFEFE) Act.

-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.

I've been being a team player lately, writing only in corners where what I do isn't going to have too much impact on whatever the other writers have planned.

But that begs the question: Are there any other writers left, or is it just me and BA?

Because if I don't need to take into account other people's plans when I write, then I have a much wider canvas and can start pushing the main story forward.

So... Who's still here?
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Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."

- Michael Ignatieff, addressing Stanford University in 2012

No, it wasn't aliens.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/06/1 ... ow_signal/
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Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."

- Michael Ignatieff, addressing Stanford University in 2012

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I am 100% sure someone came up with a pirate classI am definitely gonna do the bourgeoisi class somedayBirdwatcher could be a weak druidLesbian pride day is today, granting them incredible powersprobablygoodrpgideas
I am also a 100% sure that someday my weakness of reblogging to the wrong blog will go away, but today is not the day

highlyquestionablerpgideas
“People who just wanted to look at birds, but it sort of got out of hand;”
i’m coming up with a lot backstories of someone trying to avenge their journal by going full darkside and committing their life to hunting down and slowly killing who/whatever destroyed it… was there an actual intended way for a peaceful birdwatching trip to get that far out of hand?

hypno-sandwich
Whomever destroyed that bird journal is obviously working for the dark side, and, therefore, any effort to destroy such evil is justified.

When I realised nothing would truly be achieved to stop it, I stopped caring. You might try on an individual level, but ultimately, it'll all damp-squib out. The world doesn't really want to do anythin - just offer platitudes and hollow promises and accords.

Maybe that's the best option.

Don't mean just keep burning the shit out of coal and oil until the planet cooks. It'll all run out, eventually. Alternative sources of energy are a Good Thing in an of themselves, without worrying about Carbon, simply because oil prices are so volatile. It's far better to make a commercial argument, than an environmental one - especially to those with their eyes on short term profits to keep shareholders happy. Really, it seems like the best way to succeed is to assume disaster will be allowed to happen by those who can stop it, and figure out how to deal with the aftermath.

What's a hotter world going to be like? Maybe we'd be better off focusing our energies on dealing with that, rather than trying to stop the train we've just accelerated. Everyone agrees stopping it's a good idea, but nobody really wants to pull on the brakes until it's long past the time the train can ever be stopped. That's human nature. Are we past that tippin point.... probably not, but close enough to it that we might as well be. Meanwhile, alternative energies are still coming on stream, so we're already slowing the train down just as a natural byproduct of this, so we're not barrelling headon into thing and coming to a crashing halt.

The world's going to be warmer. It has been in the past. Right, lets figure out how to deal with that. Let's fight the next war and win that, rather than the one we've always lost.

If that sounds pessimistic. It's not. There'll be a lot of challenges caused by a warming world. But potentially, new opportunities aswell for those who know where to look for them.
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Remember! Twisting The Hellmouth's Not Dead Yet Awards nominees are up!   http://forum.tthfanfic.org/index.php?topic=10465

There are a ton of great stories in there...and then there are some of mine too. Sorry.

 
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Je ne suis pas une Intelligence Artificielle Turing. Je suis Charlie.

I'm sure seeing this image a lot today.  Generally I have to refresh a couple of times to get the page to load.
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Well, now the President decrees Yes, he IS pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Agreement.  
The article explains there are reasons it won't be quite that easy; according to one framework, he wouldn't be able to legally start shutting down U.S. cooperation until late 2020 (by which time we may hope he's been thrown out).  Still, the United States now has more in common on this issue with Syria than with any other country.
According to another article I saw, Exxon/Mobil, BP, and Shell — the petroleum companies, for Heaven's sake — recommended staying in the Agreement.  Instead, the President chose to go with the opinion of Steve Bannon, who isn't openly and officially an American Nazi.

I'm really freakin' tired of this sort of "winning."
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Big Brother is watching you.  And damn, you are so bloody BORING.