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Jason Parton

@jasongrvin

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Rupert, Idaho

Cat dad, movie buff, drinking man with a guitar problem.

546 Posts

  1. Mr. BlueSky

    I'm pretty bummed that Post here is going away at the end of the month. This, legit, has been one of the best places on the internet since it opened up. I'm gonna hang out till they kick me out, but I'll be setting up a new place at BlueSky over here....
  2. Any day there's new Eels is a good day.
  3. Israel has a right to exist. But so does Palestine.
  4. Ethan Hawke is turning into Josh Brolin. Or vise versa.
  5. This is one of the most bizarre courtroom drawings I've ever seen.
  6. "he couldn't pour piss out of a boot if the instructions were printed on the sole."
  7. There's been a lot going on today but I wanted to take a moment to remind you all that The Lounge Lizards existed.
  8. Word on the street is that trump couldn't keep himself awake at his court appearance this morning. Guess Biden isn't the sleepy one afterall.
  9. I don't believe in heaven but I still believe in ghosts. https://deezer.page.link/MUPFcfp75qs5WpUb9
  10. I'm watching season 4 of True Detective. I'm on episode 2. Here's my thoughts. Way to much cgi Music isn't nearly as good I love Jodie Foster in a very "I don't need to target a politician" kind of way.
  11. You know that Arizona Territorial Abortion Law the state just put in place? Here's a little biography about the dude that wrote it.
  12. I'm really glad the GOP are focusing their efforts on the big issues like illegal voting. I mean in the last 20 years it has happened twenty four times. 24.
  13. "Hitler never bought anyone milkshakes." - Fox News 2024
  14. I sleep to audio books. Horror ones usually. I dunno why. I just do. But once in a while I'll mix it up so I went and got a bunch of Kafka the other day. Well, one of the stories is read by George Guidall who read a lot of Stephen King books, including the last 3 or 4 Dark Tower
  15. trump wants to leave abortion up to the states, then Arizona did what it did. It replaced a law that was put into place after it became a state with a law that was put in place before it became a state. Kari Lake has also flip flopped on the issue.

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