“It’s raining ash in California, forcing us to wear a different kind of mask than we wear for the pandemic when we go buy the generator we need for either rolling blackouts or preemptive outages so we can work from home if we haven’t been evacuated or our house hasn’t burned down.”
— How's that one-party rule working out for you, California?If it’s cool to punch “Nazis”, it must be downright awesome to choke Marxists. Hmmm, perhaps they should rethink this…
…or perhaps not.
…not that I was buying canned food back when this was their current design…

Black step: ポルノ雑誌 = “porno mags”
Blue step: 世界のおしゃれ下着 = “stylish world lingerie”

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…wherever he is: moe maid glasses shop, with plenty of under-rim glasses styles.
Note that this is part of the Candy Fruit maid empire, which includes an actual housemaid service (“we do windows, but we won’t do you!”).
When you’re through detaining them, drop them off on the other side of the border. Clearly they don’t like it here.
Since this is Texas, I’m guessing that the next time a masked gang enters the museum, there will be a more direct response.
I was vaguely curious about the shopping experience in the Alibaba empire. After all, they’re doing so well that they’re kicking us out of our building. What’s the first thing I see on AliExpress?

First suggested category is bondage, which makes me a bit nervous about the one labeled “ring men”…
Someone posted two comments to the previous entry that were filled with links to his (or his customer’s) web site. File that under bafflingly stupid, since search engines don’t execute Javascript when they index content, and my comment system is JS-only.
It was adorable, too, with every letter a separate link to a page on the site. Judging from the URLs, it’s a clickbait site aimed at an English-speaking Indian audience. Must not be very good clickbait, if they’re desperate enough to hire an inept pagerank scammer.