Grave Dohl

Fuck it, my worst take is that the Cybertruck actually looks cool

This is an argument I've never understood. Not only are Russian and Chinese parts and munitions not compatible with Israeli weapons systems, but what would make supporting Israel such an enticing prospect to a country that already has allies in the region. Allies that Israel is opposed to.

Allowing myself to lib out just a little

It's likely a moot point because I don't know that the 2SS framework will ever be revived, but this "everyone knows Israel will keep the settlement blocs" argument has always bothered me.

There's a guy (ostensibly a liberal) on this site vehemently arguing that this is fake lol. If you've followed events in Gaza over the last 3 years, you'll know that this is exactly how much of the territory now looks. Large parts of it (e.g. Rafah) are even worse, i.e. completely flattened.

Ngl I initially assumed all of Ansarollah's hardware was inherited from Saleh's military. I later assumed they were just using / assembling Iranian hardware that was smuggled in. Only now am I starting to realize how much indigenous engineering and manufacturing capacity they have.

How many times does Israel have to elect a right-wing Netanyahu government before US leaders realize the problem isn't just Netanyahu? He's been prime minister for 19 of the last 30 years.

There's something deeply unsettling about Holmes' face in this clip.

He kinda nailed us with one, I have to admit

I rented a new white four door Ford Bronco for the weekend because I needed to get around the city and transport various things. Driving that thing, you feel like you're king of the road. The high seat, the tank-like mass and proportions. The power.

You can convince yourself that other drivers are subtly making way for you, intimidated by your size. You can convince yourself that they respect you and won't mess with you. You're sitting above them, like an armoured knight on horseback.

I rented a new white four door Ford Bronco for the weekend because I needed to get around the city and transport various things. Driving that thing, you feel like you're king of the road. The high seat, the tank-like mass and proportions. The power.

I spent a week living a sort of "half-life" after moving (back) into my apartment where it was too messy and dirty and unsettled. But today I made my first cup of coffee at home (V60 pour over) and I feel like I'm finally living again.

Sitting back in an armchair, wrapped in a blanket, sipping coffee, listening to shoegaze and looking at stuff on my iPad. This is the life.