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Monday, October 26th, 2026 09:04 pm

Everything is so overwhelming, but we cannot forget that Shitstain is an adjudicated rapist and was best friend for years and years with Jeffrey Epstein, and now we have a new bombshell release in the form of a report from the Judiciary Committee Democrats outlining his Justice Department’s suppression of investigations into that relationship and the many, many credible accusations against him.

There are many reasons why he will do everything he can to overturn first the outcome of this election, and of the next, and as many more as he can until he is removed from power.

But this is most definitely one of those reasons.

Maybe, even, the biggest.

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Monday, October 26th, 2026 12:08 am

So on Sunday I often bake – less often in the summer, more often in the cooler months, for obvious reasons. And I liveblog it on Mastodon with photos, halfway just to be able to look up what I did, right? I spent a lot of time getting better at baguettes, for example, and it’s nice to be able to look up what I’ve done before.

This weekend I wrote baking a 19th century/very-early 20th century baked pudding dish called Food For The Gods, and I gotta tell you – it was so much better than I expected. So much better.

A round disc of Food For The Gods, a light-golden-tan UK-style pudding about two centimetres tall, with a single pie-slice piece cut out and placed on a white dish. The top is shiny, smooth, crack, and quite sweet, flaking and cracking without falling apart.

Anyway, give the thread a look if you like to bake, and maybe try it. I don’t get out there and boost recipes all that often, but this is an exception. I expected it to be old fashioned and kind of weird and maybe okay, but particularly as a companion piece for coffee or paired with tart fruit jam or simply whipped cream.

Tho’ I must say, you need a bit of a sweet tooth. It’s so much sweeter than I expected.

But dang, it’s good.

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Sunday, October 25th, 2026 01:16 am

Shoreline is launching a project to improve bike support in southeast Shoreline. There’s a project page and a questionnaire, and you don’t have to live in Shoreline to fill it out, as long as you bike in Shoreline or want to but feel you can’t.

Here’s the project page; note the link to the survey. If you take the survey, you can then sign up for the mailing list, which I did. If any of this is relevant to you, go fill it out and sign up for the mailing list!

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