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raspberryripley:

my migraine #mygraine

cornedbeefhashtags:

Imagine being on the Teams team and getting a team Teams call that your team needs to work on Teams onsite because working on Teams on Teams isn’t a good way to work in teams

howverychaotic:

when you’re a looney tunes character and you see Medusa in a short skirt

mooncustafer:

football-sucks:

the verticals vs the horizontals is tomorrow

*gets out a flat-head screwdriver*

lovely-v:

okay okay i can close some tabs i don’t need this google image search of “pear trees”….well you never know actually

agaywolf:

dailycatsblog:

Bouba and kiki

slunch:

can I live my life or do I have to go away forever

tempestuousreed:

yarn skein: is not center pull

me (reaching my claws into the center with the precision of a lobster performing open heart surgery): you are now

sing-the-beginning-of-moana:

gotylocks:

werewolfmack:

A story to boost the morale of a broken country.

Ok but the article is actually insane. It starts with telling you about this specific incident and then drops on you the fact that train robberies are happening more and more in recent years and a couple of reasons are because there are so few railroads is very easy to figure out which one is carrying a specific shipment *and* that because trains are forced to be so long nowadays (many are multiple miles long) they don’t even know they’ve been robbed most of the time until it’s long gone.

Train robbers swipe $2m worth of Nikes in heists across California and Arizona

Many shoes haven’t hit market yet as authorities investigate at least 10 incidents targeting BNSF trains in remote areas

the Guardian

yay for the train robbery renaissance