Lobstrosities

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2026-07-06 01:54:17 GMT

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Keeping usps open useless shipment at a time

2026-07-06 01:51:58 GMT

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#thingsthatmakeyougohmmmm
Isn't this, like, capitalism in a society advanced enough to pay off government before they fall into that busted snake oil thing that totally, like, destroyed food and drug and supplement marketing and profits and shit?

2026-07-06 01:46:47 GMT

The experience of their own creation experiencing the testing on human populations should help guide the necessary law updates (instead of someone else demonstrating on their own children, for example); those that agree should be considered for continued employment #OpenClaw
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2026-07-06 01:31:47 GMT

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Lake Tahoe?

2026-07-06 01:31:13 GMT

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2026-07-06 01:25:37 GMT

The lobster-like creatures from Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series are called Lobstrosities. First appearing in The Drawing of the Three, these four-foot-long monstrosities guard the beaches of the Western Sea and are notorious for their serrated beaks, venomous stings, and their constant, eerie whispering of questions like "Did-a-chick?" and "Dad-a-chum?".
https://youtu.be/f3XlIQ5pmdQ?si=cedy34tFOn_JSBcG