Howdy, Line readers. Great to be with you. This weekend, by quirk of the calendar, happens to find both your Line editors celebrating major family events, so we won’t be doing a full written dispatch. We’re partying! And we want to get you to celebrate, too! Come on! Let’s have a good time! Whooo!
We do want to direct your gaze and ears, as ever, to our podcast, but also to note that due to our travel schedules, we recorded it a day earlier than usual. This isn’t a problem for most of what we discussed, but there were further developments on the rail lockout issue between the time we recorded and when we published. Just wanted to make you aware.
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Matt: change the view of your webcam. A straight on facial image is much superior to one that looks down on yer head. Jen, yer OK with yers. Dammit, I's a Newfoundlander, but I know how to set things up so they are viewable. And a codfish to each of ye.
Matt is correct. Just got the gun license in the mail. Will learn at a range and purchase eventually. 10% or whatever is way too high, plus all this hate demonstrated on our streets is eye opening, esp as a gay.