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Monsters of Dungeons and Dragons

by jesjep/reddit

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my cat's post-vet-visit dramatics are always very shortlived

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To be honest this four panel comic changed my life at one point in its sheer simplicity and incisive critique of the obnoxious Temporarily Embarrassed Vivziepops and I think more people need to like understand the value in this very basic analysis.

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Elon Musk is a massive failure. DOGE is a massive failure. Starlink will be a failure. Tesla will be a failure.

Get billionaires out of government.

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@jakeromanoart A FABULOUS piece I commissioned from Jake!

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Should I ditch the beard for a goatee? Or would that be a bad idea?

Felt cute might delete later

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the meek when they inherit the earth

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Lowkey we should create a giant manmade blood device to attract ticks away from humans and its a giant blood container that pumps like a heart and emits phermones that attract ticks and mosquitos and we should call it Mother

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pitter patter putter patter *you look down and see this*

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Excerpt from this story from Inside Climate News:

A half-century-old Pennsylvania power plant fueled by oil and natural gas will keep running beyond its scheduled shutdown date following an order from the Trump administration just one day before it was due to retire.

The Eddystone Generating Station near Philadelphia was to close permanently last Saturday because its owner determined it no longer made economic sense to run.

But an order from the U.S. Department of Energy on Friday directed the plant’s owner, Constellation Energy, and grid manager PJM Interconnection to take “all measures necessary” to ensure that the two remaining generation units at the plant are available to operate. The order is effective until Aug. 28 and can be extended.

“Operational availability and economic dispatch of the aforementioned Eddystone Units 3 and 4 is necessary to best meet the emergency and serve the public interest,” said the order from Energy Secretary Chris Wright. He said the 90-day duration of the order was also intended to “minimize adverse environmental impacts.”

The order said the continued operation is justified by a national “energy emergency” declared by President Donald Trump on Jan. 20, and by PJM’s responsibility to ensure electric reliability. On April 8, Trump issued another executive order saying that all available electricity supplies “must” be used to meet an unprecedented increase in national demand for power, especially to run artificial intelligence data centers. At the same time, the Trump administration has cracked down on efforts to expand renewable energy, including an executive order to freeze development of new offshore wind projects.

The new order is the second of its kind from Trump’s DOE. In late May, Wright directed the 1,560-megawatt J.H. Campbell Plant in western Michigan to stay open past its scheduled closure date, also last Saturday. The agency said action was needed to minimize the risk of blackouts and improve grid security.