The image features a black background with white text centered in the middle. The text is a quote that reads: "Why don't you read the books you already own before buying new books" why don't you eat all the food in the house before going shopping? That's what you sound like. That's how crazy you sound right now. The font is simple and easy to read, with no additional graphics or images present. The text is formatted in a block style, with each sentence on a separate line, creating a clear and concise message.
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The image shows a social media post from the account "capitalstitchco" with the timestamp "20h" indicating it was posted 20 hours ago. The post has garnered 8.1K likes, 173 comments, 348 shares, and 15 retweets. The post reads: "Unpopular opinion but we should treat someone's sobriety with the seriousness of someone who has an allergy." Below this, there is a reply from the same account, also timestamped "20h," which reads: "Your sober friends do not 'want a taste', they do not find it funny when you bring unlabeled food with alcohol in it, and they should be made aware when events will center around alcohol so they can make educated decisions about their wellbeing. Be kind." The post includes a "Follow" button in the top right corner, indicating that the account is not followed by the viewer. The post is presented in a clean, white background with black text, typical of social media platforms.
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![The image shows a tweet from a user named Marisa Bate, with the handle [@]marisajbate. The tweet is written in black text on a white background. The text reads: "describing women who clean and run a house, look after multiple children and source and prepare food for a spouse as 'not working' is surely one of the most successful conspiracies of the 20th century." The tweet is accompanied by a circular profile picture of a woman with long blonde hair. The profile picture is blurred, and the background is indistinct. The overall layout is simple, with the user's name and handle at the top, followed by the tweet content.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/925163588168726ba5ce154167066866-0.jpeg "The image shows a tweet from a user named Marisa Bate, with the handle [@]marisajbate. The tweet is written in black text on a white background. The text reads: \"describing women who clean and run a house, look after multiple children and source and prepare food for a spouse as 'not working' is surely one of the most successful conspiracies of the 20th century.\" The tweet is accompanied by a circular profile picture of a woman with long blonde hair. The profile picture is blurred, and the background is indistinct. The overall layout is simple, with the user's name and handle at the top, followed by the tweet content.")
The image shows a tweet from a user named Marisa Bate, with the handle [@]marisajbate. The tweet is written in black text on a white background. The text reads: "describing women who clean and run a house, look after multiple children and source and prepare food for a spouse as 'not working' is surely one of the most successful conspiracies of the 20th century." The tweet is accompanied by a circular profile picture of a woman with long blonde hair. The profile picture is blurred, and the background is indistinct. The overall layout is simple, with the user's name and handle at the top, followed by the tweet content.
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The Little-Noted Trump-DOJ Move That Should Scare the Hell Out of You | The New Republic
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The Little-Noted Trump-DOJ Move That Should Scare the Hell Out of You
The Justice Department is looking at criminal charges against local election officials who donβt βsafeguardβ their systems. And yes, itβs as bad as it sounds.The New Republic
They're Literally Angry at Superman for Being Nice
They're Literally Angry at Superman for Being Nice
How James Gunn's comments about "basic human kindness" triggered a predictable right-wing media meltdown.Parker Molloy (The Present Age)
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Salami salmonella outbreak: 2 more hospitalized, dozen new illnesses reported | Globalnews.ca
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Salami salmonella outbreak: 2 more hospitalized, dozen new illnesses reported
The Public Health Agency of Canada says 84 people have gotten sick since April, and there have now been nine hospitalizations.globalnewsdigital (Global News)
Broken forks lead to recall from major electric bike maker
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Major electric bike maker recalls thousands of e-bikes after fork defect found
Giant Bicycle, a leading force in the bicycle industry, has issued a safety recall for thousands of its e-bikes due...Micah Toll (Electrek)
Walmart water bottles recalled after ejecting lids cause vision loss
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Walmart recalls 850K water bottles after customers suffer vision loss
The screw-on lids on the Ozark stainless steel water bottles can forcefully eject, posing "serious impact and laceration."Mary Walrath-Holdridge (USA TODAY)
Governor Signs Washingtonβs First-in-the-Nation Shared Streets Law Β» The Urbanist
Governor Signs Washingtonβs First-in-the-Nation Shared Streets Law Β» The Urbanist
# Cities in Washington will have the legal authority to create shared streets, which feature much lower speed limits and put pedestrians first, under Senate Bill 5595. Governor Bob Ferguson signed the bill into law Saturday.Mark Ostrow (Guest Contributor) (The Urbanist)
The FDA Just Upgraded a Spice Recall to the Nationβs Highest Risk Level | The Healthy
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The FDA Just Upgraded a Spice Recall to the Nationβs Highest Risk Level
There's a potential contamination issue for more than 24,000 pounds of an ingredient used in homemade salad dressings and marinades.Molly Jasinski (The Healthy)
Trump nominates a Tesla critic to lead NHTSA | Electrek
Heh, I don't think the war between them is over
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Trump nominates a Tesla critic to lead NHTSA
President Trump has nominated Jonathan Morrison to lead the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Morrison has previously criticized and...Fred Lambert (Electrek)
Missouri AG: Any AI That Doesnβt Praise Donald Trump Might Be βConsumer Fraudβ (No, Really)
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey just sent threatening letters to Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Meta, claiming their AI chatbots violated Missouriβs consumer protection laws. The crimβ¦Techdirt
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The image features a black background with white text. The text is arranged in two paragraphs, with the first paragraph discussing the actions of Christian nationalists, stating that they ignore the teachings of Jesus, equate his compassion with "socialist wokeness," and reinvent God to fit their image. The second paragraph concludes by stating that these individuals are not worshipping God but are instead worshipping themselves. The text is presented in a straightforward, unembellished manner, with no additional images or graphics.
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But no such initiative has quite captured the public imagination as the β¬1 house scheme. βItβs a PR campaign,β said Maurizio Berti, who runs 1eurohouses.com, a website dedicated to tracking and promoting various β¬1 house towns. And itβs a wildly successful one at that. theguardian.com/society/2025/jβ¦The life swap dream β or a marketing gimmick? The Italian towns selling houses for β¬1
The long read: Frustrated with my life back in the US, I was captivated by the idea of a new home β and new life β for less than the price of an espresso. So I travelled to Italy to find out whether it was too good to be trueLauren Markham (The Guardian)
Litigious Company Demands Removal Of A Tweet Linking To An Article About How Litigious They Are
Itβs not every day you watch a company faceplant so theatrically in public, but Cloud Innovationβs latest stunt deserves a slow clap. Cloud Innovation, which youβd probably never heard of unless yoβ¦Techdirt
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He's got some fun stuff, while this isn't my favorite, it isn't terrible, and I feel like I should know who the weirdo in the elevator is.
This I think is a better one, and the video is so fun.
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How Miamiβs city commission gave themselves an extra year in office without votersβ permission | Miami | The Guardian
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How Miamiβs city commission gave themselves an extra year in office without votersβ permission
Commissioners for the city of Miami rewrote their election laws to push the off-year 2025 local races to 2026 without input from voters. The decision has sparked outrageGeorge Chidi (The Guardian)
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Popular Snack Crackers Have Just Been Recalled Nationwide | The Healthy
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Popular Snack Crackers Have Just Been Recalled Nationwide
They're from an iconic brand found at most grocers, but a manufacturing issue could pose hazard to more than 4.6 million Americans.Emily Surpless (The Healthy)
Court nullifies βclick-to-cancelβ rule that required easy methods of cancellation - Ars Technica
Court nullifies βclick-to-cancelβ rule that required easy methods of cancellation
FTC failed to follow rulemaking process required by US law, judges rule.Jon Brodkin (Ars Technica)
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The FDA Just Upgraded a Mass Cheese Recall to the Nationβs Highest Risk Level | The Healthy
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The FDA Just Upgraded a Mass Cheese Recall to the Nationβs Highest Risk Level
More than 3,000 packages from a beloved grocer may have been contaminatedβand the product was distributed wider than first believed.Emily Surpless (The Healthy)
The image features a bold, black and yellow graphic with a call to action. At the top, it states, "WE SHOULD REMOVE THE LIFETIME MEDICAL BENEFITS FOR CONGRESS AS LONG AS THEY ARE CUTTING MEDICAL CARE FOR AMERICAN CITIZENS." The text is in large, white and yellow font, with "REMOVE" and "THEY ARE" highlighted in yellow for emphasis. Below, a photo of a man with white hair and glasses is partially visible. The bottom section reads, "HIT THE π IF CONGRESS SHOULD LOSE THEIR PERKS BEFORE YOU LOSE YOUR CARE!" with "HIT THE π" in black and yellow, and the rest in white. The image includes the logos of "OCCUPY DEMOCRATS" and "POPTIVISM" along with social media icons. The overall design is meant to convey a political message about healthcare benefits for Congress.
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![The image shows a social media post with a dark background and white text. The post is from a user named "Shepherd" with the handle "[@]NeolithicSheep." The profile picture is a circular image featuring a cartoon character with a red flag and a black sheep. The text reads: "Hello, I am the intolerant left. I do not have to take your bigoted bullshit. I want you to have housing, food, education, and Healthcare because these are human rights. But that doesn't mean I have to listen to one word out of your useless bigot mouth while I work for that day." The text is presented in a straightforward, bold font, emphasizing the user's stance on social issues and their refusal to engage with bigotry.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/4400529761686dafa543520001811800-0.jpeg "The image shows a social media post with a dark background and white text. The post is from a user named \"Shepherd\" with the handle \"[@]NeolithicSheep.\" The profile picture is a circular image featuring a cartoon character with a red flag and a black sheep. The text reads: \"Hello, I am the intolerant left. I do not have to take your bigoted bullshit. I want you to have housing, food, education, and Healthcare because these are human rights. But that doesn't mean I have to listen to one word out of your useless bigot mouth while I work for that day.\" The text is presented in a straightforward, bold font, emphasizing the user's stance on social issues and their refusal to engage with bigotry.")
The image shows a social media post with a dark background and white text. The post is from a user named "Shepherd" with the handle "[@]NeolithicSheep." The profile picture is a circular image featuring a cartoon character with a red flag and a black sheep. The text reads: "Hello, I am the intolerant left. I do not have to take your bigoted bullshit. I want you to have housing, food, education, and Healthcare because these are human rights. But that doesn't mean I have to listen to one word out of your useless bigot mouth while I work for that day." The text is presented in a straightforward, bold font, emphasizing the user's stance on social issues and their refusal to engage with bigotry.
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The New York Times Runs Interference For A Racist To Manufacture A Fake Scandal About Zohran Mamdani
The New York Times has had a rough few decades when it comes to being manipulated by bad actors. But their latest embarrassmentβa complete non-story about NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdaniββ¦Techdirt
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The image features a ginger and white cat sitting on a brown surface, possibly a couch or a blanket. The cat has a neutral expression with its ears perked up, and its eyes are looking directly at the camera. The background is softly blurred, with a hint of a window and light coming through, suggesting an indoor setting. Overlaid on the image is text in a bold, white font with a black outline, which reads: "I am exactly where I want to be in life. At home, avoiding people." The text is positioned at the top and bottom of the image, with the top text larger and centered, while the bottom text is smaller and also centered.
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The image is a three-panel comic strip titled "TWONKS." In the first panel, a woman with brown hair, wearing a red top, is speaking to a man with a bald head, wearing a blue top. She says, "Tomorrow could you make me breakfast in bed?" The man responds with "OK," and they both smile. The second panel shows the same characters with the woman smiling and the man looking content. The third panel depicts the man in bed, cooking on a portable stove, while the woman sits cross-armed, looking displeased. The bed has a blue cover, and there is a nightstand with a lamp and a kettle beside it. The background is a solid blue color, and the overall style is simple and cartoonish.
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The image is a political cartoon depicting a truck labeled "USAID" with a handshake symbol and an American flag motif. A figure labeled "US AID" is emerging from the truck, holding a sack labeled "TAX CUTS FOR MILLIONAIRES." The figure is surrounded by a crowd of people reaching out, some holding sacks labeled "TAX CUTS FOR MILLIONAIRES" and "TAX CUTS FOR BILLIONAIRES." The figure is saying, "AID FROM MY ADMINISTRATION GOES TO THOSE WHO NEED IT THE MOST." The cartoon is signed "Β©2025 by Appear in eaglecartoons.com" and is attributed to "Aetter." The overall theme of the cartoon is a critique of the distribution of aid and tax cuts, suggesting that aid is being directed towards the wealthy rather than those in need.
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in reply to π΄ Seph π πΎ • • •The image features a black and white photograph of a man in a suit and tie, set within a circular frame at the top. Below the photograph, there is a quote in white text on a black background. The quote reads: "I don't think the robots are taking over. I think the men who play with toys have taken over. And if we don't take the toys out of their hands, we're fools." The name "RAY BRADBURY" is displayed at the bottom of the image in white capital letters. The overall design is simple, with a focus on the text and the photograph.
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