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Sun Feb 4 14:34:16 2024
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I love linguistic alchemy like this. I’m also a big fan of backformation.
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Fri Feb 2 23:11:16 2024
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Fri Feb 2 11:08:10 2024
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lol what they said.
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Fri Feb 2 11:05:35 2024
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i’ve been thrashing about whether i should even try to get back into tech. An old friend and boss just kind of gave me permission to go skate at a gas station or something for a few years because maybe my social sanity ranks above making a few extra bucks an hour.
Thoughts?
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Thu Feb 1 10:47:43 2024
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two things i hate this week about facebook:
reels that end before they’re done. I think there is supposed to be something to click to see the rest, but maybe it’s because I use Linux, there’s nothing. I’ve had to go on a full-fledged search to find the rest. I’m not clicking on those things any more now that i have found the Taylor Tomlinson Netflix videos, which is where most of her reels came from anyway
memes that are actually slide shows which are timed too fast for me to read it. Click to replay? fuck you.
and now i have to get through february somehow… January has never been a problem, but this month has always been a tough time for me. So obviously that my dad called it out when I still lived at home.
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Wed Jan 31 12:40:15 2024
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write 500 words synopsis of a horror story that starts with glaciers being harvested for high end cocktail bars in dubai. Turns out there is an ancient micro-organism embedded in the ice and it becomes the start of a civilization-ending pandemic.
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Title: “The Iceborne Plague”
In the not-so-distant future, the world is captivated by a new luxury trend: cocktails chilled with ancient glacial ice, a symbol of opulence in high-end bars across Dubai. These glacial fragments, harvested from the world’s most remote and pristine icy terrains, are touted for their purity and exotic history. But beneath the allure of this exclusive indulgence, an ancient horror lurks, poised to awaken from its frozen slumber.
The story begins with a team of intrepid ice harvesters in Greenland, who uncover a glacier that harbors ice older than human civilization. As they extract massive chunks of this prehistoric ice, they inadvertently release an ancient micro-organism, unseen by human eyes and long dormant in its icy prison. The ice is shipped to Dubai, where it becomes the centerpiece of extravagant cocktail experiences for the wealthy elite.
Initially, the effects of the micro-organism are subtle and easily dismissed. Patrons of the bars report unusual symptoms - a strange lethargy, bizarre dreams hinting at primordial memories, and a disconcerting connection with others infected. As the ice melts into drinks, the microbe slips unnoticed into human hosts, beginning its insidious spread.
The protagonist, Dr. Aisha Al-Najjar, a virologist based in Dubai, encounters the first case when a prominent businessman falls critically ill after visiting one of these bars. Curious and concerned, Aisha begins her investigation, tracing the mysterious illness back to the glacial ice. Her research reveals the microbe’s terrifying nature: it’s not just a pathogen but a sentient organism, capable of influencing human behavior to ensure its proliferation.
As the infection spreads rapidly, society starts to unravel. Infected individuals, driven by the organism’s will, begin congregating, forming hives of collective consciousness. Aisha, along with a small team of scientists and survivors, struggles to find a cure, even as they witness the collapse of civilization around them. Governments falter, and entire cities fall silent, consumed by the hives.
In the climax, Aisha discovers that the microbe’s goal is not mere propagation, but the resurrection of an ancient, alien civilization that once thrived on Earth, now seeking to reclaim its lost dominion. The hives are constructing massive, bio-organic structures, reminiscent of long-forgotten cities, reshaping the Earth to suit their ancestral environment.
The story culminates in a desperate final effort to halt the spread of the organism. Aisha and her team develop a counteragent, but delivering it requires infiltrating the heart of the largest hive, now thriving in the ruins of Dubai. The mission is fraught with peril, as they navigate through a surreal landscape of organic architecture and face the hive’s defenders.
In the end, the counteragent is released, halting the microbe’s expansion. However, the victory is bittersweet. Much of the world lies in ruin, with only pockets of humanity surviving. The protagonist and her team emerge as leaders in this new world, tasked with rebuilding society and guarding against the reawakening of ancient horrors.
The story concludes with a note of cautionary reflection. The Iceborne Plague, unleashed by humanity’s relentless pursuit of luxury and disregard for nature’s boundaries, serves as a stark reminder of the hidden dangers that lie dormant in the world’s most remote and untouched places. The tale ends with a lingering question: what other secrets, potentially catastrophic, are waiting to be unearthed from Earth’s ancient depths?
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Wed Jan 31 01:33:04 2024
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I kissed an airbag once. I have a unique relationship with airbags: I worked for a company that made them once so I have some …. Interesting opinions about them. I don’t put my feet on the dash any more, for instance.
I can’t imagine having this in front of me.
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Tue Jan 30 14:52:04 2024
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If this is me, I apologize. I’m not sorry, however.
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Tue Jan 30 14:48:04 2024
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#whatAboutBob
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Tue Jan 30 14:47:10 2024
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Still relevant
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Mon Jan 29 19:17:28 2024
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reviewing memories, it seems that facebook has blurred the copy I had uploaded of these documents. In the process of looking for the sources, I found that I had two pages of the Ellis Island registry (thank you Amy), one for Johann Anzlovar in 1902, my great grandfather. The other has Josepha (great grandmother) and the kids (Rudoph is my grandfather, then a toddler) in 1905. I will have to look more closely at the Johann one for new details.
Every time I look at these documents, I find something new. This time, I noticed that there is a column asking if the immigration applicant is polygamous. Between 1902 and 1905, they added the question “whether an anarchist”
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Mon Jan 29 18:52:55 2024
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I hardly ever go out without a knife. Don’t have much use for guns, however.
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Mon Jan 29 18:50:48 2024
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hong kong fooey
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