He/Him/His. Writer, producer, actor, director, Whovian, Trekkie, socialist, rail-fan, paleo-nerd, and super gay. Clinically stylish living legend. Anti-bigotry.

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RT @TuckerClemens: This is the tragedy of the world we live in. Too few control too many. 😤😡🤬😢😢😢
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Speaking as a former pool operator. Painting the bottom of a shallow pool exposed to direct sunlight that's surrounded by trees dark blue simply creates the perfect conditions for algae to bloom lmao. This is the perfect exemplar for Trumps presidency.
The swamp is no longer a metaphor.
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This image is nearly 14 years old, extracted from a news piece filmed in 2012 by NBC, documenting algae issues the Reflecting Pool was facing at that time. nbcnews.com/video/lincoln-…
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It really is such a shame this regeneration sequence shits its pants in the final ten seconds because “It has been an absolute joy” would’ve been such a wonderful line for Doctor Who as we currently know it to go out on.
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We can all agree this is actually the original ending
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Elon Musk has become the first trillionaire in history.
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unlike y'all, I get my news from a trusted and reliable source
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FINNEAS COOKED HIM LMAOOO
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3d modelled Her... my queen (she is still nameless)
meee meee heres my bruxish evo
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For people who weren't there for the Lemuria intro stream yesterday, here some of the stuff we talked about and did...
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birdpost #birdtwt
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🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Megalictis ferox From Early Miocene North America, "great weasel" would have resembled a ferret while being the size of a jaguar. Its skull, as wide as a black bear's, allowed it to be a powerful bone crusher while retaining a large gape Art by @HodariNundu
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Even a sabercat is creeped out by a 1 m long hellgrammite in Miocene Spain :B Inspired by a 2023 paper that describes "Aenigmatipodus", a mysterious ichnofossil apparently left by a huge arthropod. The idea of it being a hellgrammite is mine- the press went with "giant cockroach"
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Company greed is the reason why
the fact that we didn’t go all in on solar power the second we discovered it is still so crazy to me
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RT @Nicosaesthetic: The funniest part about the world rallying behind Zoran Mamdani is that he’s literally just doing his job, but by doing…
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Never before has so much aura been amassed in just one photo
Mongolian paleontologist Altangerel Perle standing between the massive fossilized forearms of Deinocheirus mirificus.
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That's a great observation. The right's screaming outrage about DEI is not about qualifications, it's really all about racism And this is proof positive right here. #FightTheRight
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Has there ever been an op-ed that aged worse than this one?
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Evolução convergente é a coisa mais linda do mundo. Existe um animal na África chamado aardvark, parente distante de elefantes e peixes-boi, que adquiriu de forma independente características físicas similares a tatus e tamanduás
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People are trying to gaslight you into thinking that little Hoovervilles full of shotgun shacks are in fact Totally Fine and not a symptom of the US being a backwater banana republic.
"Tiny homes" continue to grow in popularity. These are selling for around $140,000 for just over 600 square feet in Texas.
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