Entries tagged with “Syndicated”

• Outdoor kitchen
• A pseudo-illustration of a koala captain of the Bear Space Force looking into the camera.
• A pseudo-illustration of a polar bear captain of the Bear Space Force looking into the camera.
• A pseudo-illustration of a resigned badger mechanic in the Bear Space Force looking into the camera.
• A pseudo-illustration of a determined racoon/badger hybrid mechanic in the Bear Space Force looking into the camera.
• A pseudo-illustration of a rabbit mechanic in the Bear Space Force looking into the camera.
• A pseudo-illustration of a grizzly bear pilot of the Bear Space Force looking into the camera.
• A pseudo-illustration of a panda pilot of the Bear Space Force looking into the camera.
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  In moments of stress or uncertainty, we tend to fall back on the familiar and comfortable.”

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  Maybe that is the point of it. Knowing that though one day darkness will cover all, at least your eyes were open to see moments of light.

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  “Always design a thing by considering it in its next larger context — a chair in a room, a room in a house, a house in an environment, an environment in a city plan” — Eliel Saarinen

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  in the shadow of that vanity, man grew lesser for having more.

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  The trouble with barter, Jevons said, was that it required a “double coincidence” of wants.

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  “The old rage in colder ways, for they alone decide how to spend the young.”

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  I once thought the greatest sin of war was violence. It isn’t. The greatest sin is it requires good men to become practical.

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  War eats the victors last.”

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  Fascism rarely makes a dramatic entrance. Typically, it begins with a seemingly minor character—Mussolini in a crowded cellar, Hitler on a street corner—who steps forward only as dramatic events unfold. The story advances when the opportunity to act comes and Fascists alone are prepared to strike. That is when small aggressions, if unopposed, grow into larger ones, when what was objectionable is accepted, and when contrarian voices are drowned out.

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  What makes a movement Fascist is not ideology but the willingness to do whatever is necessary—including the use of force and trampling on the rights of others—to achieve victory and command obedience.