Cal Neuvost

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I am a spooky skeleton (inside) ☼ NYC born & raised ☼ he or they Yes, I made this account in Nov 2024. No, I've never watched Rachel Maddow.

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Senator Debbie Stabenow talks about Senator Dianne Feinstein, being interviewed by Isaac Chotiner for The New Yorker in 2023: "To get to your question, she is now eighty-nine, the oldest sitting United States senator. When I came in, Strom Thurmond was in the Senate. He stayed until he was a hundred years old. He wanted to be the first senator to hit a hundred years old, but he literally would lie down in the reading room off of the reception area of the Senate. Then, for voting, they would put him in a wheelchair, and he would come in to vote. I don’t recall people saying that he should step down. I don’t recall it happening to other colleagues of mine who now are also in their late eighties and having various challenges, so I’m sensitive to that."
From the Politico article: Racicot previously described “reckless” and “unsettling” behavior by Platner to The New York Times, but says she didn’t go public with the specific assault claim because she didn’t want to be known as a rape victim. Racicot said she later felt compelled to go public about her experience because the reaction to the Times story was dominated by controversy about another woman, Lyndsey Fifield, who alleged Platner mistreated her and faced attacks because of her ties to the Republican Party. (Contacted by POLITICO, Fifield stood by the allegations she made to the Times and declined to comment further.) “My part of the story was just a read-over,” Racicot said in an interview. “And the story was Lyndsey, and the accusations of her being politically motivated.”
A screenshot from Inglourious Basterds (2009). Hans Landa (portrayed by Christoph Waltz) aims his pistol, a smirk on his face. He wears his Nazi SS uniform, including a hat with the the VERY SPECIFIC skull and crossbones of the Nazi SS.
Let's be clear about your 1st sentence: "Rockstar had [him] disappeared" no he wasn't and no they didn't "Rockstar had him ... declared mentally incompetent to make his own decisions" no a court did that after he did the gta hack even tho he was already under police supervision. that sounds to me like he can't control himself. either way, I'm glad he's not going to prison "leaked info about gta vi before they wanted it out" it was the source code "because he leaked info" no it's cuz he was an international criminal wanted by at least five governments for hacking ten companies and the Health Ministry of Brazil Why be so wrong when it's so easy to be right. I know you read the BBC article. Why? Why not just be correct??
The cover of "Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow Goons: A Calvin and Hobbes Collection by Bill Watterson" A two-headed, three armed snowman appears to lurch forward, while Calvin and Hobbes hide from it behind a tree. Calvin grits his teeth in fear and readies a snowball.
A still from the Supergirl movie. She's wearing a beige coat over her superhero outfit.
me and mom taking a selfie. the Liberty game at Barclay's Center is about to start and we've got great seats in the lower bowl. we're both wearing Liberty hats and jerseys. mom is wearing quilted earings. I'm so scruffy
An old-timey comic panel. The Hulk takes enormous leaps across a landscape of rivers and grasslands. He smiles joyously! The caption reads: PEACE. It will be a new experience in the life of THE INCREDIBLE HULK!
LIVE 2 MIN AGO Trump says he’s ‘not satisfied’ with Iran’s newest peace plan President Trump says he’s unsatisfied with Iran’s proposal to negotiate the end of the war, even as his administration argues the war has ended because of the ceasefire. More coverage: White House tells Congress it considers Iran war ‘terminated’ despite presence of US armed forces in region
the meme of Kermit the Frog sipping tea, but it's a real photo of real stained glass
Sarah Conner in 'Terminator 2: Judgement Day' aims her gun. She's wearing a black vest and a black baseball cap.
a long photo of my dog Pan, a black and white galgo (a kind of Spaniard hound). his snoot is long. his legs are long. his spine is long and stegosaurus-like. his tail is long.
A woman with red hair and wearing some kinda red and black sex dungeon outfit (but, like, modest, you know) is casually holding a scythe made of blood. She smirks because she has just won a match of MORTAL KOMBAT
the face in da moon, drawn by me on the above photo
My black and white galgo (a kind of Spaniard hound) stands next to my bed, resting his long snoot on my feet as I lay in bed. He has big brown eyes.
A screenshot of what's described in the skeet
close up on the face of the Andrew formerly known as prince, from the pic in the article
A photo of an arena jumbotron showing a graphic of Victor Wembanyama alongside a map of western Europe with France highlighted, but the eastern border looks weird. I got this image from @witte_sergei on Twitter, who notes: "The NBA oddly chose a map of France that corresponds to the old Capetian realm. Why does the NBA reject French annexation of Burgundy? Are they disputing the outcome of the Battle of Nancy? Will the NBA pledge loyalty to the Valois dukes?"
Jenny Nicholson tweet from September 8th: How come major film studios keep being like Jared Leto may have allegations, but at least he looks weird, stars in box office bombs, and is not a good actor
Tweet by @BravoCoolee: Twitter the only place where well articulated sentences still get misinterpreted. You can say "I like pancakes" and somebody will say "So you hate waffles?" No bitch. Dats a whole new sentence. Wtf is you talkin about.
The comments section of the above-linked Windows Central article.
"The Exorcist" (1973)
three unrelated skeets about nude beaches (written and reposted by women) in a row
Chicago Cubs baseball alternate logo first introduced in 1997: a walking bear cub in profile
Artwork from "The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons" and "Oracle of Ages" games, both released in 2001 for Gameboy Color. Link sits atop a big blue bear named Moosh who is flying using their comically small angel wings.
google search: AI Overview Learn more The idiom "never let a good cow get you down" is a humorous way of saying "don't let a negative situation ruin your day." It suggests that even when things seem bad, you should try to remain positive and not let a single negative event drag you down. The phrase's humor comes from the unexpected use of "cow" in a negative context, as cows are generally associated with being calm and docile. Here's a breakdown of the meaning: "Good cow": This refers to something good or positive, like a pleasant experience or a piece of good news. In this context, it's being used sarcastically to suggest that even something that is seemingly good could be perceived as a negative. "Get you down": This phrase means to make someone feel sad or discouraged. In this context, it's used to say that even a seemingly good thing could cause someone to feel down or depressed. Therefore, the saying is a lighthearted way of encouraging someone to stay positive and not let even minor setbacks or disappointments affect their mood or outlook.
screenshot of a google search: AI Overview Learn more The idiom "never let a good cow get you down" is a humorous way of saying "don't let a negative situation ruin your day." It suggests that even when things seem bad, you should try to remain positive and not let a single negative event drag you down. The phrase's humor comes from the unexpected use of "cow" in a negative context, as cows are generally associated with being calm and docile. Here's a breakdown of the meaning: "Good cow": This refers to something good or positive, like a pleasant experience or a piece of good news. In this context, it's being used sarcastically to suggest that even something that is seemingly good could be perceived as a negative. "Get you down": This phrase means to make someone feel sad or discouraged. In this context, it's used to say that even a seemingly good thing could cause someone to feel down or depressed. Therefore, the saying is a lighthearted way of encouraging someone to stay positive and not let even minor setbacks or disappointments affect their mood or outlook.