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@callmedon.bsky.social

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Old trombone player, staunch Pastafarian, Baltimore native living in the rural red ❤️ of blue 💙 Minnesota. Just me & Tosh exploring, contemplating, standing firm in our resistance to tyranny and commitment to justice. 🖕TYRANTS🖕TRAITORS🖕ICE🖕

I'm tired of this back-slappin' "isn't humanity neat" bullshit. We're a virus with shoes. - Bill Hicks —
This is a 2:50 minute clip from the movie “Way Out West.” A cowboy group is singing on the porch of a saloon. Laurel & Hardy show up and see a horse pawing the ground. This inspires them to create a whimsical dance to the music.
A black button with the word DEAD on it.
Hypocrisy The Mother's Milk of the Political Right
Hey, you know something people? I'm not black - But there's a whole lots a times I wish I could say I'm not white —Frank Zappa, 1966
An Airedale Terrier is seen from behind, laying in a field of green grass.
Video of comedian Rodney Dangerfield saying is iconic opening line, “I’ll tell ya’ I’m alright now, but last week I was in rough shape, ya’ know?”
"In a traditional faith, violation of the written word makes you a sinner. In Pastafarianism, violation of the unwritten word makes you an asshole." ~ Our Lady of Occasional Certitude, The Unorthodox Pastafarian Church
Close up of the face of an Airedale Terrier, tilted to the right with mouth open.
"When the missionaries came to Africa they had the Bible and we had the land. They said 'Let us pray.' We closed our eyes. When we opened them we had the Bible and they had the land." ~Desmond Tutu
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Hypocrisy The Mother's Milk of the Political Right
Robert DiNiro, giving the finger with a smile, TRUMP Tower in the background, wearing a blue t-shirt that reads: “ОBАМА, ARE YOU COMING HOME SOON? THE BABYSITTER IS WEIRD
The CBS eyeball logo with the red cross-out international symbol for NO
Felon47 - has just - one rhetorical gear, - and that's - HYPERBOLIC BULLSHIT!!!
A black & brown Airedale Terrier, lying flat on her right side on a tan carpet, with the top of her head pressed against a grey blanket.
Pogo cartoon from the first Earth Day. “IT’S HARD WALKIN ON THIS STUFF. YEP, SON, WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY AND HE IS US.
An Airedale Terrier chews on one end of a big stick … more like a tree limb
historically, what is the average longevity of an empire Historically, the average longevity of an empire is often cited as approximately 250 years, or roughly 10 generations. While this figure is a commonly referenced benchmark, empirical studies suggest a high variance, with an average closer to 220 years when analyzing a wide dataset, while many last longer, such as the Roman Empire (~900 years) or British Empire (~394 years). •