Posts by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
(DIR) Post #ATrEZSbMILdqRtqCBs by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-03-22T00:56:13Z
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@shannonsays It was a very good show. Bruce walked onto the stage using a cane and very hunched over. Once he sat down and picked up the guitar, the magic flowed. He has a new record coming out next month and the pieces he played from it are great.
(DIR) Post #AUJRUkiT7W8DKiUNXM by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-04-04T15:33:14Z
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@lowqualityfacts Well, unless the poster is, indeed, @MarkRuffalo
(DIR) Post #AVKYrb4FdiqOlmwEAC by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-05-05T01:47:01Z
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@erinaceus @atomicpoet "Would a former Twitter CEO use it?" is the question I'll ask now before using a public washroom
(DIR) Post #AVSpdyw3M83DE2sPXk by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-05-09T02:08:25Z
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@lowqualityfacts I'm absolutely stealing this
(DIR) Post #AW28Gr4jTPMyfBxBs8 by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-05-26T02:51:43Z
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@lauren The articles i read said that Musks company CLAIMED they have permission and the FDA refused comment.So the miniscule remaining scrap of optimism I have is clinging to the belief that Musk is lying about this, as with so much else.The rest of me just screams
(DIR) Post #AW28P1qlIUReOgJgzA by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-05-26T02:53:15Z
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@lauren WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK
(DIR) Post #AWU9TzeRxwUMIGHKGO by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-06-08T15:17:32Z
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@lowqualityfacts The Taj Mahal (building) was built by Taj Mahal (blues guitarist)
(DIR) Post #AWhJ4Lze8aGZcYF4Lo by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-06-14T23:36:09Z
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@lowqualityfacts Mark Wahlberg's dog used to be known as Barky Bark, but not any more
(DIR) Post #AZiC8tYCdAm6enb8xk by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-09-13T03:29:29Z
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@lowqualityfacts The only thing that makes this fact low quality is that it is swans, not geese, which are protected
(DIR) Post #AZjSvjdw33TMXlYAPA by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-09-13T18:12:21Z
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@lowqualityfacts Is there an implied "and" or an implied "or" between each of these statements?
(DIR) Post #AbedXoC3paBdcjy5Qm by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-11-09T22:51:33Z
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@critical Understated.
(DIR) Post #Ac27nJQ0k2CThtKs1w by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-11-08T17:07:05Z
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Found elsewhere
(DIR) Post #AcHT6PMjrmmy3w9PuK by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2023-11-28T23:38:44Z
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@lowqualityfacts I think you have that backwards. Fondue was made by dipping donkeys in a trough of radish milk.
(DIR) Post #AdYKx9tarCH4WV85JY by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2024-01-06T00:49:35Z
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@lowqualityfacts The right to bear arms does not extend to the right to bare bums?
(DIR) Post #AwKoQdF2IskerR5Azg by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2025-07-20T19:43:49Z
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@grickle I once had all my ducks in a row.Then a big truck came along and wiped them all out at once.Never taking the risk of lining up my ducks again.
(DIR) Post #B0x5h36kTo4dg6E3xw by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2025-12-05T22:24:43Z
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@Nonilex "How the winner is chosen isn’t exactly clear."Seems exceptionally clear to me.
(DIR) Post #B1PQQq3klPTC2VoXiq by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2025-12-19T14:28:57Z
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@futurebird On the advice of my Feline Overlords, I decline to answer this question.
(DIR) Post #B2MW1Hj4HqaHt92lxQ by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2026-01-17T02:39:32Z
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@futurebird Unusual combinations of metals in the bones. Greater concentrations of heavy metals and petrochemicals than expected for 21st C humans in time travellers from the future, lower concentrations in those from the past.
(DIR) Post #B2rauZdPGYx481rv96 by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2026-02-01T02:30:24Z
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@futurebird Banff rocks.
(DIR) Post #B2tNfmt2nnlFnWipIO by Plumbert@thecanadian.social
2026-02-01T23:11:27Z
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@futurebird This!I was thinking the other day that a couple of words that I learned while studying political theory decades ago have recently become part of the general conversation. For years I didn't use the words 'oligarchy' or 'hegemony' because using them seemed more likely to exclude people than to bring them into the conversation. Now those words (or variants of them) seem to be everywhere -- for all the wrong reasons.