an_engel_on_earth

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[–] an_engel_on_earth@hexbear.net 9 points 1 day ago (1 children)

use polars, its much faster. Unfortunately it still has the cum methods but theres an underscore in the middle if that makes it better.

[–] an_engel_on_earth@hexbear.net 11 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Spying but lesbianly

 

Anne Hathaway is a comrade confirmed

me going down the lazy river at the local water park

out of all the ya authors suzanne collins seems like the least annoying and writes serviceable prose

Nowhere good thats for sure. At least the new guys better looking lol

never have I seen a post I related to so much

many aes states, in a way

[–] an_engel_on_earth@hexbear.net 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

I feel that being born human is hell. You live a lot longer than most animals, you're aware of your own mortality, you have to deal with employment and/or uncaring bureaucracy. Systems of oppression if you're minoritized. Idk its like damn wish I was an amoeba or something.

[–] an_engel_on_earth@hexbear.net 5 points 3 weeks ago (3 children)

im so sorry ur going through this. Life really feels like a curse sometimes.

should've been twisted firestarter. Missed opportunity

 

The polls have fidesz up to 8 points behind Tisza, tho I wonder if that will be enough to overcome the gerrymandering and clientelism

[–] an_engel_on_earth@hexbear.net 14 points 3 weeks ago

Blood for the blood god

 

"Snow surveys taking place across the American west this week are offering a grim prognosis, after a historically warm winter and searing March temperatures left the critical snowpack at record-low levels across the region.

Experts warned that even as the heat begins to subside, the stunning pace of melt-off over the past month has left key basins in uncharted territory for the dry seasons ahead. Though there’s still potential for more snow in the forecast, experts said it will probably be too little too late."

"California’s Sierra Nevada had just 4.9in of SWE, or 18% of average, as of Monday, ahead of the state’s official 1 April survey, according to the state’s department of water resources. In the Colorado River headwaters, an important basin that supplies more than 40 million people across several states, along with 5.5m acres of agriculture, 30 tribal nations, and parts of Mexico, had just over 4in of SWE on Monday, or 24% of average. That’s less than half what was previously considered the record low.

Schumacher said the incoming storm could slow the early melting but won’t be enough to pull the basins back from the brink. Snow water equivalent measurements going into April were at levels typically seen in May or June, after months of melt-off, according to Schumacher."

 

I dont listen as religiously as I used to, and life has dealt many challenges to me and the dry boys (and co), but its nice to see them still standing. Its been nice to know that at least somewhere out there are people who are just as outraged by the state of the world as I am. Cheers

 

Apparently there's a south korean one too. This is the last thing I thought would be spun off into an international edition but weirder things have happened

 

I mean I know western media outlets never tried to hide their bias, but this is like bingo night. Let's see how many hits we get:

Use of the word sweeping:

"China has approved a sweeping new law which claims to help promote "ethnic unity" - but critics say it will further erode the rights of minority groups."

Use of the word rubber-stamp:

"The law was approved on Thursday as the annual rubber-stamp parliamentary session drew to an end."

So-called expert using emotionally charged language:

"The law is consistent with a dramatic recent policy shift, to suppress the ethnic diversity formally recognised since 1949," Magnus Fiskesjö, an associate professor of anthropology at Cornell University said in a university report.

"The children of the next generation are now isolated and brutally forced to forget their own language and culture."

Again use of absolute language:

"The law was voted and passed on Thursday at the National People's Congress in Beijing, which has never rejected an item on its agenda."

Suspicious anonymous monk quotes:

When the BBC visited a monastery that had been at heart of Tibetan resistance in July last year, monks spoke of living under fear and intimidation.

"We Tibetans are denied basic human rights. The Chinese government continues to oppress and persecute us. It is not a government that serves the people," one of them told us.

Again some no-name "professor of government", lmao i mean truly bottom of the barrel:

"The Communist Party says it embraces different ethnicities. The country's constitution states that "each ethnicity has the right to use and develop their own language" and "have the right to self-rule".

But critics believe this new law will cement Xi's push toward assimilation.

"The law makes it clearer than ever that in Xi Jinping's PRC non-Han peoples must do more to integrate themselves with the Han majority, and above all else be loyal to Beijing," Allen Carlson, an associate professor of government at Cornell University said, referencing China by the initials of its official name.

 

man that was trippy as hell. Some really great characters. Hannah is one vengeful, grudge-holding muthafucka. Claudia is the GOAT. This gon be my hyperfixation for this month fr. Youtube feed already covered in scene compilations lmao.

 

The anglosphere delenda est

 

Kansas must bleed again

 

stupid gammon piece of shit doesnt deserve to have one child, let alone three

 

nothing i love more than some soulful rnb from my girl ari

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