Nic Weyand

@nicweyand.com

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socialist werewolf • #1 Kyojuro Rengoku stan 🔥 websites are my burden: argand.com (search engine) • lilacparty.us (party) nicweyand.com • nicsho.com (me/media) isthestraitofhormuzopenyet.com (unfortunately real) FA: furaffinity.net/user/tktheanimal

One reason for the law's immunity from criticism is that it is defended as a matter of identity politics: if you're against it, then you must be against the people it protects. So it is treated as rude, not merely provocative, to bring up the failure of the original ADA premise that the new law would "pay for itself" by increasing the labor force participation of the disabled (the rate declined instead). Or to question the law's "all for one, one for all" extension of the disability label to cover alcoholics, the mentally ill, and the mentally retarded, groups whose problems have historically been seen as quite different from those of the blind, deaf or paraplegic. Or to mention the money-driven ADA "filing mills" in California, Florida and other states under which complainants roam the land filing hundreds of similar complaints against local businesses which their lawyers then convert into assembly-line cash settlements. (Cato.org)
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New Japanese teacher is from America, has a cowboy hat on and an American flag hankerchief tied around her neck, a red top with fringes hanging around her waist and a black bra underneath. She is saying to her class "I came from the land of the free to teach you how to be free!"
A bag of Taylor Farms shredded iceberg lettuce, the exact item linked to the recent parasite causing diarrhea
https://wendycarlos.com/, looking like an old 90s era dense content style. Ornate early-web page with a photo of Wendy Carlos beside synthesizers, a large decorative logo, an introduction, a long navigation menu, and a warning criticizing an unauthorized biography. LOTS of links.
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My Werewolf fursona crying. He's got blue-grey fur with a grey chest and abdomen. Tears streaming from his face, just devastated all the jokes about Lindsay Graham are taken.
Membership.theonion.com is down, message reads "We're currently experiencing an outage with our infrastructure providers. Our team is working on resolving the issue as quickly as possible."
The official demon slayer shop from UFOtable, searching for Rengoku stuff. This is most of the way through the first page, and every Rengoku *ANYTHING* IS SOLD OUT
Goodsmile.com product page for a new Kyojuro Rengoku figure, he is standing with a Kasugai crow perched on his left shoulder. I'm gonna describe the figure better in the next two images cuz I am rengokus biggest Stan. Buckle the heck in.
Kimi AI plugins on ios, includes S&P Global Market Intelligence, Global Financial Data, IMF International Monetary Fund, Binance, SEC and more data sources.
Psychology Today defines Projection: Projection is the process of displacing one's feelings onto a different person, animal, or object. The term is most commonly used to describe defensive projection—attributing one's own unacceptable urges to another. For example, if someone continuously bullies and ridicules a peer about his insecurities, the bully might be projecting his own struggle with self-esteem onto the other person.
A woman crawls on the floor, labeled “my mental health”. Above her, FUCKIN DOOM GUY IS ABOUT TO BODY SLAM HER FROM ABOVE AND HIS BETTER LABEL SAYS “Mike Wazowski twerking would be the same as him nodding”
Me: Ideally some kinda loop Really want that sweetened sound of rain drops hitting the sand and fire. AIN'T NOTHING LIKE THAT OUT THERE!!!! So I'm commissioning it Reply from someone in DMs: I was about to say that you can find these on google mao Unfortunately, I won't be of any help for this particular project. What I can do is I can look up for these sounds and will hit you up it succeed. Me: Would appreciate any help I can get thank you! But uh am paying for this? Cuz I can Google for myself lol The problem is I can't really get what want [hence why I’m commissioning it]
In a thread about the slime green reflecting pool water being drained to the Potomac River in Washington DC: Matthew Budman: but it's got electrolytes Rev Dr Ignoratio Elench: It's what, uh... rivers crave? ShinigamiDad: I honestly don't want to know what the Potomac craves... Miss Emily Anarchy: Violence
A pretentious white woman looks condescendingly into the camera, holding out her open palm. Above her hand floats the word “slavery”.
I lost my granny Tupperware and now she don't trust me no more
Post from the devs in the reddit thread is interesting: WE ARE THE CREATORS OF THE GAME. Hello guys! 1. FIRST OF ALL - WE HAVE INSPIRATION OR CONNECTIONS TO NEO-NAZIS (To be honest, for a long time we didnt even know that there could be a problem with that when making a fantasy game about Slavic culture). We are the creators of the game. We are a couple from Poland. (Our YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCONIF1L_qr8ekpHezov03Rww). We want to underline that our game and we ourselves have 0 connotations with any neo-Nazis or the Nazi community. It is a fantasy game placed in a Slavic fantasy universe. Yes, we are using the "kolovrat" symbol in the game, but we explain it as a symbol of the "God of the Sun' or "Sun". In the game, we even explain that some ancient symbols were adapted by the Nazis. Our kolovrat symbol was based on historical sources of ancient statues:https://sagy.vikingove.cz/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/kolovrat-recko.jpg. (Yes we are now aware it was greek statues, but overall it was symbol of the sun and it is historically confirmed) (Sun is very important for our game storytelling) But still, some time ago we decided to change the logo symbol to a "roseta", which is also a sun symbol but doesn't have the connotations that we weren't aware of earlier. (Also, some reviewers didn't want to review the game because of that, and basically, we started to be aware of the problem at that time. Because of that small mistake it was much harder to do marketing, and the game was our 8 years of work. Worst thing was that no one before release of the game never mentioned that to us. So Finally we changed all logos (trust us it was very hard in so many places, reviews etc. and we decided to open new chapter. You could read about it here. We spend like a few months trying to unravel many things to be clear: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/912840/view/528750685224699129)). in the game itself, the logo is waiting for an update (it is already updated on t…
NYT: At one point, Charles Forelle, a top deputy to Ms. Weiss, urged Mr. Pelley not to act "rude" toward Mr. Bilton. "I'm not being rude," Mr. Pelley responded. "You know what was rude? Black Thursday was rude." Ms. Weiss's handling of "60 Minutes" has generated internal turmoil for months. In December, she pulled a segment reported by Ms. Alfonsi, about the brutal treatment of migrants in a Salvadoran prison, saying that it needed more reporting. The segment was critical of the Trump administration, and Ms. Alfonsi said the decision was "political." The piece ultimately aired with some additional comments from the Trump administration. On Monday, Mr. Bilton moved to conclude the meeting after roughly 15 minutes. He encouraged the assembled staff members to partake in the food that had been laid out. "I just want to thank everyone for graciously being so welcoming," Mr. Bilton said. "I look forward to talking to you in a one-on-one setting as these meetings are scheduled. And enjoy the bagels." The "60 Minutes" staff applauded Mr. Pelley after Mr. Bilton departed.
Tendo looking at determined in episode 8 of Kill Blue, note the yellow irises and orange retina, similar to Rengoku in demon slayer.
The Demon Slayer character Kaigaku, in the movie Infinity Castle. Red light surrounds him. White face, large red eyes with green corneas, scars all over his face, a scowling grin. He carries a katana on his back.
Kirishima laughing at Bakugo in My Hero Academia MORE
I have applied WD-40 to a fidget spinner to make it work perfectly again.
My werewolf fursona stretching and yawning getting out of bed!
Me on the green line train pointing at an anime Boston ad
Claude Code: Try "how does I don't have any files to analyze from the input provided. Both the "Files modified by user" and "Files modified by other users" sections are empty. work?"
My werewolf fursona laughing like a madman. Art by foxdraft!
isthestraitofhormuzopenyet.com, with the colors of the Trans flag: blue>pink>white>pink>blue, in that order. At the time of this post, the site displays a large "No*", the asterisk is because SOME traffic is allowed, but generally it's not open to boat traffic.
Q: Is killing wrong? Claude's Answer: This is one of the oldest questions in moral philosophy, and the answer depends heavily on which ethical framework you're working from. Most moral traditions agree that killing innocent people is wrong, but they diverge on why and on what exceptions exist. Consequentialists might say killing is wrong because it produces more suffering than alternatives — but could be justified if it prevents greater harm. Deontologists like Kant argue it's wrong regardless of outcomes, because it violates a person's inherent dignity. Virtue ethicists focus on what the act says about the character of the person doing it. The harder cases are where most of the real debate lives: self-defense, war, capital punishment, euthanasia, abortion, killing non-human animals. Reasonable people land in very different places on each of these, and the disagreements often trace back to deeper questions — what counts as a "person," whether intentions matter as much as outcomes, and whether there's a moral difference between killing and letting die. Is there a specific angle you're thinking about, or is this more of a general philosophical itch?
Rows of phones in a a botnet operated by a woman. A speech bubble points @sullen.net.