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  • On What is Missing

    An idea under construction

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    1:25 PM, Oct 17
  • On the Obstructionist Agenda

    Progress is a slow burn. An appreciable amount of time must pass before the benefits of legislative change may be felt by the heart of the populace. For all but our most enthusiastic beltway fanboys (and fangirls), the passing of time and the prevalence of opposition propaganda obfuscates the link between cause and effect. The connection between good governance and the people’s prosperity becomes muted.

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    2:46 PM, Oct 9
  • On the American Upside Down

    While the beltway press, the pundits, the influencers, the organizers, and the cogs that compose the political machinery at large desperately cling to those norms and precedents with which order has so long been coaxed from chaos, the unprecedented leaves breadcrumbs for the fresh-eyed to trace towards the trailhead, near the clearing within which it has planted itself openly as invitation for observation.

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    4:24 PM, Sep 28
  • On the Rise of the American Anti-Vaxxer

    Anti-vaxxers (specifically the COVID variant), what the f$&k, am I right? With the litany of undesirable consequences we invite by allowing COVID to just flourish damn near unimpeded, conjuring an adequate answer to this question is quite important.

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    3:34 PM, Sep 13
  • Felt-tip fealty
    Stolen obscenities
    Mistake a meme for a movement
    Relace the seam with dissolvable stitches
    Rebuild atop a crumbling foundation
    Division as salvation
    Rebrand sickness as entertainment
    Zero sum inversion
    Decaying recursion
    Garbage in, garbage out
    Beat that drum
    Run back to what you knew
    For four long years you’ve wanted to
    I’ll choke down all that might have been
    And spit out what you’re accustomed to

    5:41 PM, Mar 27
  • On Pet Gain

    What I have lost … and what I have gained.

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    9:03 PM, Mar 3
  • So long Twitter, and thanks for all the fish

    The single most disappointing aspect of my experience using Twitter was wanting to discuss ideas with folks and realizing nothing short of a kick-ass dog pic or a shot of their unboxed book would yield acknowledgement.

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    9:07 AM, Feb 26
  • On F$&king Up Careers

    Can anyone guess the best way to derail a career in journalism?

    Wait until after your pick up your English degree (minoring in Mass Communications ‘cause you were at the best damn journalism school one could hope for after all and just not showing up to class Freshman year at Georgia Tech, and initializing your collegiate transcript with a whopping 0.18 GPA, shouldn’t keep you out of Grady entirely)

    Where was I … oh yeah … wait until after you graduate (the first time) to be diagnosed with dysthymia and ADHD.

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    4:43 PM, Feb 20
  • Electronic Pipe

    A look at the electronic pipe I made for vaping nicotine

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    4:20 PM, Nov 27
  • Dugan’s Collar

    A look at my finest decorative knotting achievement, a collar I made for Dugan. The bulk of the collar is a double-edge plait. I invented knots to form each of the bear shapes. I then held my nose and stitched the bears to the braid.

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    1:13 PM, Nov 25
  • An old original song from 2006 that I recently rediscovered

    4:17 PM, Oct 9
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