Dark Money -
The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right
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Wednesday, 21 February 2018
quote [ I rushed home, I'm still in my work clothes, I'm like "Fuck the shower, I gotta do this". You know why I gotta do this today? Cause it's the MOTHER FUCKING FOUR YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF SENSIBLE ENDOWMENT DOT COM. Holy. Fucking. Shit! Cool, okay. ]
Loves and hearts and candy farts to you all. Post more pron goddammit, my sensible is shrinking.
Running time: 20m24s
No music this episode, sorry had to rush it. SE Digest Archive (for all volumes of the podcast)
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midden said @ 2:26pm GMT on 21st February
Four years ago I was married, trying to have a kid, living in the suburbs, successfully self employed. Now I'm single, have let go of the idea of having a family beyond my sisters and their kids, living in a foreclosed wreck of a house in the country, and employed (for the first time in in my adult life) by a company that primarily does government contracting. Crazy how fast life can change. Four years from now, who freakin' knows?
midden said @ 2:27pm GMT on 21st February
Four years ago I was married, trying to have a kid, living in the suburbs, successfully self employed. Now I'm single, have let go of the idea of having a family beyond my sisters and their kids, living in a previously foreclosed and abandoned wreck of a house in the country, and employed (for the first time in in my adult life) by a company that primarily does government contracting. Crazy how fast life can change. Four years from now, who freakin' knows?
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midden said @ 2:26pm GMT on 21st February [Score:1 Underrated]
Four years ago I was married, trying to have a kid, living in the suburbs, successfully self employed. Now I'm single, have let go of the idea of having a family beyond my sisters and their kids, living in a previously foreclosed and abandoned wreck of a house in the country, and employed (for the first time in in my adult life) by a company that primarily does government contracting. Crazy how fast life can change. Four years from now, who freakin' knows?
