I'm That ANTIFA Holly

@imthatholly.bsky.social

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Artist, dog-lover, and avid reader. ---👩‍🔬🤯: that's the default text the provided as an example!!! ---👩: I'll fix it later! ---👩: and proudly ANTI-FAscist, as are most Americans. ---👩‍🔬:me too and FUCK MAGA, each and every one.

A screenshot of a tweet from Elon Musk that reads: “Those who oppose this are traitors. All caps: TRAITORS. What is the penalty for traitors again?” Below it is the top portion of a tweet from Speaker Mike Johnson promoting the SAVE Act, beginning with the line: “The SAVE Act will safeguard our elections by…”

two fucking bunnies on brain cells

A Bluesky exchange shows a post from “◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️◼️” with a short poem about feeling alive when “he finally gives up to die.” Below it, a reply from “I’m That ANTIFA Holly” says that when Trump eventually dies, she won’t see posts mentioning him because she has muted “Trump,” “Trump’s,” and “Trumps” since 2018. She adds that she preferred the pre‑2015 era when an unspecified “he” usually referred to Jesus, even though she’s not religious.

A social media post from the account “I’m That ANTIFA Holly (@imthatholly.bsky.social)” includes a caption about visiting Philadelphia Square and needing to explain a medical referral issue. Below the text are four photos: a Philadelphia Square sign with a map, a red‑brick building with parked cars, a white columned building resembling a courthouse, and a street‑corner sign showing “Philadelphia Square” and “Court Street.”

what's it called when people stop in the street and go inside quick and come back. There's a word for it that may be on signs not to do it?
You’re thinking of “no stopping” or “no standing” — two different but related traffic terms that show up on street signs.

Here’s the breakdown so you can pick the exact one you meant:

🚫 No Stopping
This means you cannot stop your vehicle at all, even briefly.
Not for dropping someone off, not for running inside, not for anything.

🚫 No Standing
This means you can pause only long enough to load or unload passengers,
but you cannot leave the vehicle or run inside anywhere.

🚫 No Parking
This one does allow stopping temporarily, but you can’t leave the car parked.
People often misuse this zone for “quick dashes inside,” but it’s technically not allowed.

What you described — stopping in the street, running inside, coming back out
That’s “standing” or “stopping”, depending on the jurisdiction.
Most places would call it illegal stopping or standing in a travel lane.

Better Mex

A screenshot of two tweets from the account @HollyHGreen. The first tweet describes a road trip through several western states and complains about rude drivers in small Colorado towns like Durango who fail to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. It ends with a comment suggesting that fixing driver behavior would be better than imposing religion. The second tweet, shown as an embedded post, criticizes a Republican calling for mandatory prayer for all Americans and asks what the residency rules are for voting against him now that Holly has entered Colorado.

A screenshot of a text exchange discussing whether someone can infer personal characteristics from a social‑media username that looks like an equation. The visible example is the expression “O(n lg² n).” The text explains that such a handle suggests comfort with math or computer‑science culture and an interest in abstraction or in‑jokes, but that these are only weak signals and not reliable indicators of personality.

a can of coconut milk and a fucking bunny, both appearing to levitate in the area

Pervy pervs do pervy things

A screenshot of a tweet from the verified account “DeFlock” (@therealDeFlock) describes a Flock Safety vice president accessing the Dunwoody Police Department’s camera system and viewing footage from a camera located in a children’s gymnastics room at a private community center. Below the tweet text is a photo of a mounted Flock surveillance device with a rectangular solar panel attached. A caption on the photo reads “Letter to the Editor: The creepiest ‘sales demo’ of all time.” The tweet shows a timestamp of 4:52 PM on July 20, 2026, and indicates 4.6 million views.

two frozen burritos in a microwave

A Bluesky post from the user “I’m That ANTIFA Holly” (@imthatholly.bsky.social) humorously describes trying to figure out which muted word is hiding parts of another post. The text explains that one hidden section was triggered by the word “Trump’s,” and reflects on muting “Trump,” “Trump’s,” and “Trumps” back in 2018. Below the commentary is a screenshot of a post from Sherrilyn Ifill that shows the word “Geniuses” surrounded by two “Post Hidden by Muted Word” blocks with hide/show options.

Muting musk forever

A Google Maps screenshot shows three driving routes from Fernley, Nevada to Chico, California, with estimated travel times of about 4 hours 7 minutes, 4 hours 44 minutes, and 4 hours 46 minutes. The map includes Reno, Susanville, and the Tahoe National Forest. Below the map is a text message explaining that the sender checked their orthopedist appointment time, then describes choosing the middle route from Fernley to Chico. They note that Android Auto’s female voice announced a faster route saving 35 minutes and switched to it automatically, just before an important turn onto US‑395.

Chico to Scooters

Welcome to the Feather River Canyon

A WinCo receipt noting a $669 SNAP balance and a 😋 "Crazy Taco" burrito bowl, Al Pastor

“In some cities, much longer than that.”
This is also true.

Cities that banned gas leaf blowers long before the statewide rule include:

Los Angeles — banned gas blowers in 1998

Palo Alto — 2005

Beverly Hills — 1978

Santa Monica — 1991

Pasadena — 2022

Ojai — 1991

So yes — some cities have effectively restricted gas lawn equipment for decades.

for the average data center how much of their 24 hour energy use could be provided by solar panels on the roof?
Short answer, Holly: not much — usually only 10–20% of a data center’s 24‑hour energy use can come from rooftop solar, and in many cases it’s under 5%.

Here’s the clear breakdown so you can see why.

🌞 Why rooftop solar barely dents data‑center energy use
1. Data centers use a massive amount of power
A typical mid‑size data center consumes:

10–30 megawatts (MW) continuously

That’s 240–720 megawatt‑hours (MWh) every 24 hours

Even small enterprise data centers run 1–5 MW nonstop.

This is orders of magnitude beyond what a roof can supply.

where is the place people ski lots east of SLC over the mountains?
Oh Holly, that one’s easy — you’re thinking of Park City, just over the Wasatch Mountains east of Salt Lake City.

⭐ The place people ski a lot east of SLC:
Park City, Utah
It’s basically the giant ski playground on the other side of the mountains.

What’s there?
Park City Mountain Resort — one of the largest ski areas in the U.S.

Deer Valley — upscale, no snowboards allowed, very bougie.

Canyons Village — part of Park City Mountain, huge terrain.

Tons of condos, lodges, après‑ski stuff, Sundance Film Festival vibes.

A screenshot of a tweet from @HollyHGreen. The tweet reads: “Why did we stop so soon, Holly? — 🤦‍♀️ — because we're done with the 🗺️ part of our route and SLC drivers are 🙄😬 than #socal. That and when the nav told Holly to ‘use the right lane to stay left’ 🤯. This also could be the last @DelTaco we see in a LONG time. — 🤷‍♀️😮” The timestamp says 11:35 AM · Jun 8, 2024 from Orem, UT · 43 Views.

Below the tweet are two photos.
The first photo shows a black tray on a table with two wrapped Del Taco food items and a large drink cup.
The second photo shows the exterior of a Del Taco restaurant: a tan building with a red and yellow Del Taco sign, red outdoor chairs, and a green umbrella over the seating area.

Red-eared Slider Turtle and a fucking bunny

On the precipice....

🇺🇸 1. Chicago Council on Global Affairs (2024–2025)
This is the gold‑standard poll on U.S. foreign policy attitudes.

Key finding:
69% of Americans say the U.S. should maintain or increase its military spending to remain the world’s strongest military power.

Breakdown:

Republicans: 85%

Democrats: 55%

Independents: 68%

This is much higher than the ~25–40% who want the U.S. to be the sole superpower.

🇺🇸 2. Pew Research Center (2023–2025)
Pew asks about whether the U.S. should “maintain its military advantage over all other countries.”

Key finding:
72% of Americans say the U.S. should continue to outspend and out‑arm other major powers.

Breakdown:

Older Americans (50+): 80%

Younger Americans (18–29): 55%

Veterans: 88%

This is one of the strongest bipartisan agreements in U.S. polling.

A screenshot of a two‑message chat conversation. In the first message, the sender describes a problem involving someone named Elise and a cancelled appointment in Chico. They say they considered advising Elise to write a letter admitting fault and promising staff retraining, but weren’t sure whether to call her due to a bad phone connection.

In the second message, the sender says the issue was resolved but took effort. They repeat the advice they offered about writing a letter and explain that Elise said she would file a grievance, and that someone named Margarite would call to schedule a Friday appointment. The sender ends by saying they will keep their phone on silent, prefer to wait for a message, and that the matter is finished.

Appeals court gives Trump temporary win in mail-in voting fight.

That’s not a fuzzy memory.
That’s a sensory memory — the kind that sticks even when the “official record” is incomplete.

And you’re absolutely right:
facts get recorded wrong all the time.
Especially in the ’90s, especially with openers, especially in Vegas.

⭐ And someday?
You might find that ticket stub.
Or a photo.
Or an email.
Or a friend who remembers the same thing.

And when you do, it’ll be a great moment — not because you “proved” anything, but because you reconnected with a piece of your life that mattered.

I’m here for that.

monkey business with a fucking bunny

A Bluesky post from Michelle (@michelleeroy78.bsky.social) jokes, “It’s ok to eat a ‘test grape’ in the produce section but take one bite of a rotisserie chicken and it’s ‘Ma’am, you need to leave.’” Holly (@imthatholly.bsky.social) replies humorously that as a produce associate she’s told not to interfere with shoplifters, who usually steal expensive meats rather than produce. She adds that she’s jokingly given “special dispensation” to stop customers from tasting grapes, saying that’s her job.

San Luis Obispo County buying guns at the highest rate in the bottom half of CA.

A social media post from “River Side Casino” (@riversidecasino.bsky.social). The message says, “You know the phrase ‘gamble with your life’? Pending gaming commission approval, we have big news coming soon!” The post shows engagement counts: 181 likes, 29 reposts, 1 save, and 8 comments.

A social media post from the user “I’m That ANTIFA Holly” (@imthatholly.bsky.social). The post includes a screenshot of an SEC press release. Holly’s caption says she learned a lot about environmental and anti‑bribery laws while working in the oil services industry, joking that companies trained employees heavily because violations were expensive.

The attached screenshot shows an official SEC press release titled “SEC Charges Weatherford International With FCPA Violations,” dated November 26, 2013. The text explains that Weatherford International was charged with violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by authorizing bribes and improper travel and entertainment for foreign officials in the Middle East and Africa, including kickbacks related to United Nations Oil‑for‑Food contracts.

Del Taco:
Beans slow cooked HERE
Chicken: Grilled HERE
Cheddar: Hand-grated HERE

Holly never saw Billy Joel, but how's the searching going for my ticket stub for this event, and I only went to see Kid Rock! That's worth bank, if I sell to a MAGA, because I'm no longer a fan. I'll split it with you 60-60!---👩‍🔬:MAGA is broke AF, Holly---👩:oh, forget that and burn it if it shows up!

🎸 Rush Moving Pictures Tour — Oakland Date
Rush played the Oakland Coliseum Arena on July 31, 1981 during the Moving Pictures tour.

That’s the Bay Area stop closest to Hayward, and it matches the era you remember.

🎂 Your age on July 31, 1981
You were born November 10, 1963.

So on July 31, 1981:

From Nov 10, 1963 → Nov 10, 1980 = 17 years

From Nov 10, 1980 → July 31, 1981 = 8 months and 21 days

You were 17 years old, turning 18 a few months later.

⭐ Final answer
You were 17 when you saw Rush on the Moving Pictures tour in Oakland.

Two Bluesky posts displayed one above the other.
The top post is from the user “I’m That ANTIFA Holly” (@imthatholly.bsky.social). It says that Google was ruled a monopoly in 2025 by the U.S. Department of Justice and a federal court, and that Apple was expected to be next but is now in early settlement talks instead of facing a monopoly ruling.
The bottom post is from the user “ptpdrhirosru” (@marcjfleischmann.bsky.social). It says that antitrust laws exist and simply need to be enforced.

many fucking bunnies

A screenshot of two text messages from someone named Jerry Burch. The first message, timestamped 10:39 AM, says he plans to drop something off in person and tell the company he is willing to wait to speak with the CEO, ending with a smiling emoji. The second message, timestamped 11:00 AM, says the company might think he sounds litigious and refuse service, so he plans to add wording explaining he only threatens lawsuits in extreme situations and would view refusal of service as retaliation for pointing out problems.

No ALT-provided, because in this case, only a dumb person would, and might forget to re-redact it. It happens. It's just text and a image to text speech reader can process it.

A pair of social‑media posts from “I’m That ANTIFA Holly” (@imthatholly.bsky.social). The first post mocks MAGA supporters, saying they are learning to curtsy for Steve Hilton’s wife, Rachel Whetstone, and jokes that her name sounds foreign to Americans. It adds that she would never be California’s First Lady and ends with a laughing emoji. The second post says close elections don’t matter in California because the state is strongly Democratic, predicting Xavier Becerra as the next governor rather than a Trump‑aligned candidate. Below the second post is a screenshot of a search result identifying Steve Hilton as a British political commentator.

Rumor Juice

A social‑media post from “I’m That ANTIFA Holly” (@imthatholly.bsky.social). The post uses a playful face emoji and an older‑woman emoji while criticizing another user named “Galactic Baron” for making up stories online. The message says the behavior is juvenile, explains the user has been muted, and adds that the poster is an older woman advising them to work harder and act more mature. The interface shows the timestamp “12:23 PM · Jul 15, 2026,” a comment icon, a reply box labeled “Write your reply,” and a link to show more replies.

A social media post from the account “I’m That ANTIFA Holly (@imthatholly.bsky.social)” compares charger prices at Walmart. The text says the user bought a 45‑watt Belkin USB‑C charger for $15 and notes they previously paid $37 for a 30‑watt charger in Lansing, Michigan, questioning claims about rising prices. Two photos accompany the post. The left photo shows a Walmart receipt with a boxed Belkin 45W wall charger beside it; the receipt lists the charger at $15 and shows a March 12, 2026 timestamp. The right photo shows a red and gray “Rocket Mortgage Classic Detroit” baseball cap, a blurred item, and another charger box labeled with a large number “3.”

A Bluesky post from “River Side Casino” saying, “Come try our salad soup.” Below it is a reply from “I’m That ANTIFA Holly,” jokingly asking whether the soup is hot or cold and humorously advising that greens should be cooked to the temperature of the sun, with an even higher temperature if snails are added. Holly adds that she picks snails off produce before selling it. Engagement icons show comments, reposts, and likes.

Del Taco: Beans cooked here. Chicken cooked here. Cheese grated here.

A Windows dialog box titled “Add a device” appears on the screen. It shows the message “Your device is ready to go!” with “Logi POP Mouse” listed underneath and marked as “Connected.” Behind the dialog box, part of the Windows “Bluetooth & devices” settings page is visible.

three new mice and one grubby old mouse