The prospect of abrupt and sudden destruction—through mistake or panic or anger—hangs over us at all times, so long as the weapons and the means to use them exist, @AthertonKD writes. on.theatln.tc/VnAdl7v
I’m in Annapolis and literally everything is Navy.
And therefore I’m forced to remind everyone that the Sea is Bad, actually, and always trying to kill you.
I’d tell you but, well, you know. You probably wouldn’t understand. It’s super complicated. I tried explaining but you just missed it. It’s from Canada.
My understanding is that we can say whatever we want here now and no longer have to hold back. Plus it’ll all come crashing down by lunch and there will be no record. So here goes:
Poop. Fart. Balls.
What’s new with me you ask? Some ups, some downs. Life has been good, could be better. Started a new job. Prob won’t make me rich but won’t lose me $44b either. Pros and cons.