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#663 - A Nice, Chill Episode (Patreon)

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2025-10-19 02:09:55
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gcwolfman

Canadian Thanksgiving is earlier due to the earlier harvest

Brad MacDonald

I keep thinking of Will saying “Donald Trump’s beautiful, succulent, juicy neck.”

Robert Long Foreman

Diane Keaton was great in The Young Pope and it's the best TV show ever made about the world's youth.

James Washburn

Our local alt weekly publication has also been caught resorting to AI slop. A recent listicle of closed area music venues included a venue that is, in fact, still open and a record store.

Noodle Summer

About adjusting to AI voices, there are so many ads with AI voices on YouTube. I’ve assumed that they use them actually precisely because it’s jarring and uncomfortable and therefore attention grabbing. Honestly I think ads like that would be interesting to analyze, but I couldn’t ask you guys to subject yourself to that

MeekJaybird

from article re Chelsea during iraq war war: Flying the American flag and heckling, Chelsea Clinton, the former US president's daughter, has been waging her own campaign against peace protesters at Oxford University. Ms Clinton, who last month started a two-year course in International Relations at University College, Oxford, wrote in an article for a US magazine that she had been offended by anti-American sentiments from other students and "peace" demonstrators. She claims she now prefers to stay with "Americans - people who I know are thinking about our country as much as I am." But students at Oxford said today that far from people approaching her, Ms Clinton has been looking for an argument. Eight days ago she attended an anti-war rally at Oxford town hall with a group of friends. Not only did they hang an American flag across the wall, the group heckled from the floor, calling out: "How do you catch Osama, then?"