Getting excited because his textbook has a link to an errata website

thats the official script

She is lithe as a cat, with a long neck, muscular shoulders, and nubile breasts. And she is devastatingly beautiful – for a girl with a tail. In human age she would be 18.

Im so productive, I have 3 thanksgivings: midnight to 8 am, 8 to 4pm and 4pm to midnight. By the time you are sitting down for dinner, I’ve already 10x’d my Thanksgiving

his bio on his book:

He is an Adjunct Fellow at The Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and the Senior Middle East Analyst at The Jerusalem Post. He covers the Israeli defense industry for Breaking Defense. Previously he wrote for Defense News and was the Oped Editor of The Jerusalem Post. He is a contributor to The National Interest, the Jewish Chronicle, Washington Times, and has written for the National Review, The Spectator, Daily Beast, Foreign Policy, Bloomberg, The Hill, Atlantic Council blogs and other publications.

When I looked at the website for that first org, they just published an article on the warship building gap with China, which is also part of Platner’s platform

nostalgie de labubu

Is even microsoft spellcheck in word dog shit ai slop now? At work, I wrote “the key for the door …” and it suggested I rewrite it as “the door”

“I’m starting to doubt that you’re really an owl”

from the orgs description:

Our events are open to everyone, regardless of gender, sexuality, or any other factor

saw xiaomanyc (“Clueless White Guy Orders in Perfect Chinese”) is now doing clueless white guy TAKES orders at restaurant in perfect chinese

the granola i eat was half off but the only packages left were at the back of the top shelf. i couldn’t reach

also “nor is it the House of Representatives”

“US fights Chinese territorial claims in South China Sea with $100M artificial reef effort”

Training my gay reflexes in a pure oxygen environment to prepare for the CO2 rich atmosphere

blind item: This marine from maritime Maine dodged the ‘poverty draft’ after getting a $200k loan from the Bank of his Dad.

(and then the next year he decided to work as merc)

Graham Platner, 2010 (in response to “What American wars would you have volunteered to fight in?”):

The Indian Wars, the Phillipines, Haiti and Nicaragua in the 1920’s, Vietnam, Nicaragua and El Salvador again in the 80’s. As for would have, I “did” for Iraq and would love to get to the Ghan. Small wars are pretty enjoyable. It’s the big ones, with days of artillery fire and inhuman brutality that take the fun out of fighting. But small wars (and Iraq and Afghanistan are indeed small wars) provide the rush of small combat actions along with the intellectual challenge of building personal relationships and infrastructure within the local community. Small wars are thinking wars, which I much prefer over the bloody slugfests of great power conventional warfare. Oh, and the revolution, because I’m Amuuurican.

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