Seriousness of the content aside..
It's really ok to deviate from the standard podcast studio aesthetic. You don't have to have plants! Or slats! Or neon signs! You can do anything you want!
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Victoria Chamberlin retweeted
Pennsylvania man obsessed with making DC roads more dangerous loses re-election.
Wisconsin man obsessed with making it more dangerous to ride motorcycles in DC loses re-election.
Colorado woman obsessed with more public urination in DC loses re-election.
Great night for DC!
Victoria Chamberlin retweeted
The results are in on the election that America (and the world) was watching:
Idaho voters cast their ballot for an official state gun and the winner is the Winchester Model 1873 lever-action rifle
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Maj. Wellman in this photo is now Congressman-Elect Fred Wellman. Regardless of party affiliation, he brings considerable perspective to Washington on the ground truth of war in the Middle East. @FPWellman stripes.com/news/2017-10-08/…
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Breaking news: D.C. government leaders are deliberating over whether to sue to block President Trump’s planned triumphal arch, increasing the legal pressure on the project as a federal judge weighs whether to halt it, according to three people. wapo.st/4Bs7jGC
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Pilots at DCA weren’t too happy about the flyover over D.C. this evening.
“How many more fly-bys is he doing?” one pilot asked, according to @theATCapp recordings. “Hopefully that’s the last,” an air traffic controller replied.
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“In a city that still vividly remembers the deadly 2025 crash near Reagan National Airport and the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the flyover caused some concern.” (WaPo)
So yeah, Kevin. Comms across social and news media prior to 5:24pm that a low alt 747 is circling would be great.
Air Force One low flying over our heads in DC feels like a cruel trick without warning. This picture doesn’t do it justice but it flew right over a family Halloween event in otherwise restricted air space at a tilt and altitude that made wonder if this was it lol
In which @juliadyost and adult filmmaker Erika Lust demonstrate the variety of feminist thought on pornography.
Also, it’s pretty fun. Gift link below!
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There’s one on Webster NE that’s holding a tiny Shelly upside down that it pulled out of the ground and it’s amazing
Replying to @alyssafowers
@alyssafowers tracked down 38 giant skeletons around the District. Many were standard 12-foot skeletons, but others went in … different directions. Here's which skellies stand out above the rest.
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Never ever ever ever ever.
Victoria Chamberlin retweeted
As a Gun Person and Not A Racist I feel honor-bound to point out that the “gun bros” are very correct. You should never in any circumstances have your finger on the trigger of a weapon you are not prepared to fire—loaded or not, no matter what safety systems are in place. Ever.
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Question for parents of boys with a 2-3 year age gap: hit me up with your strategies for dealing with the fighting. GO!
Victoria Chamberlin retweeted
NEWS: the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders have unionized and the Cowboys have agreed to recognize the union
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James Dolan used the promise of Knicks championship rings to test employees’ cybersecurity awareness, sources tell The Athletic.
Those who clicked the fake offer for complimentary rings were forced to attend a mandatory cybersecurity class.
Free to read: nyti.ms/4i3iIVT
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my favorite part of any Slow Horses season is when we get to the inevitable "River Cartwright gets dog-walked in a fight" scene ... there are usually two or three a year, it's wonderful
"THIS BELONGS IN A MUSEUM"
Replying to @DanLamothe
A group dispatched by Hegseth's team in February attempted to move the historic globe, said to be used by Eisenhower during World War II.
They lifted it from its home in an Army office in the Pentagon ... and dropped it.



























