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I have to assume that in the fullness of time, at least once, a mouse has used a mushroom as an umbrella.

That’s enough to keep me going.

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To anyone who is having a bad day, I give you this hamster wearing a flower hat.

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"Charge now, Doktor!"

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(via @christhebarker on Twitter)

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Your daily dose of cat memes

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Medic being annoyed by literally everybody’s problems. It’s a gift for a specific person I swear-

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Least stressful day in the life of a medic main

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Something you need to understand is that when capitalists say something “can’t be automated” what they mean is “it can be automated, but running a sweatshop is cheaper.”

Meanwhile, when workers say something “can’t be automated” they mean “maybe you can automate it but the results will be somewhere between ‘incredibly poor quality’ and ‘turns people into meat paste’.”

Anyway I feel like that’s a distinction worth mentioning.

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Look, Your Worshipfulness, let's get one thing straight. I take orders from just one person: Me.

Harrison Ford as Han Solo STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE (1977) dir. George Lucas

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You gotta love that Tumblr is on the rise because of Twitter and Reddit going down, and not because Tumblr has actually done anything to really improve its website.

I personally kin with a website that accidentally and coincidentally fails upwards.

The site that wins simply by remaining upright.

We are literally this meme, posted eons ago, in our ancient texts.

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Bo-Katan Kryze + loyalty of the people

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Truth.

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In New York and London, owners of gleaming office towers are walking away from their debt rather than pouring good money after bad. The landlords of downtown San Francisco’s largest mall have abandoned it. A new Hong Kong skyscraper is only a quarter leased.

The creeping rot inside commercial real estate is like a dark seam running through the global economy. Even as stock markets rally and investors are hopeful that the fastest interest-rate increases in a generation will ebb, the trouble in property is set to play out for years.

It's amazing how little I care.

I recall stories about house-flippers who were drowning in high-interest mortgages they never expected to need to float for more than a year, simply leaving the keys to perfectly good homes in the mailbox and walking away.