Back from overseas, jetlag slowly wearing off and 500 unread emails dealt to yesterday and Thursday. Whee!
Saw some cool art while I was there https://www.instagram.com/p/DASbkEIuf2x/ and made a temporary friend https://www.instagram.com/p/C_wELPgpJR2/
There’s something restful about that too, when you can’t do much at work because all the people you need to do it are gone
Three more days then I’m on leave till 2nd October.
Tempting but first I’ll try to convince him of the error of his ways
Brain death from work. People who don’t understand what I’m doing trying to tell me how to do it.
Eh, at least you remember sometimes
Good luck with my credit score, hackers.
Is he threatening us with a good time?
He actually fucked a sofa
Can’t hurt!
And then the reporter can enjoy their retaliatory unemployment and blacklisting, probably.
Yeah I down some psyllium husk capsules every couple of days on general principles. Makes my innards happier.
The difference is Trump is on drugs that keep him up.
Trump gets attention for nearly getting assassinated.
Biden: Hold my Metamucil
I’m thinking it doesn’t matter what we think, it matters which one could accrue expensive court costs. Because “false claim” is specific and provable, “lied” is murky and general. When it comes to libel and slander lawsuits, the legal system runs on semantics and pedantry.
Why should they open themselves to that kind of legal system enabled retribution? After all, we all know whose pants are on fire.
I don’t know, if I was IT decision-making and I worked for a company I didn’t particularly like I might install this for the executive stratosphere and hope for subpoenas.
They’re a little late, the conviction has happened. If they wanted to interfere with the outcome of the trial they should have done that before the verdict. Silly treasonous fascists.
Not saying they’re right, just I think that’s what was being referenced.
I think they might be remembering that time Spain evicted all the Jews?
The other day on the train I noticed, in the midst of the morning commuter crowd, a woman with large hair who was wearing a green mini dress and pinky-orange faux fur coat. She really stood out of the pack of corporate blandness and sensible retirees who make up a 9am train to the city. I love stuff like that, it’s nice to see someone doing their own thing.