Aphetic f(5rm of Again (q.v.).
""using your body as material for your costume to gain your invulnerability" but dyes are added in so when you get attacked enough in one spot the materials fade to muted colors"
"If the Republicans gain seats on net from a new map relative to the old maps, even if they lose some seats that they had wanted to win, it wasn't a dummymander. The maps worked at least partially as intended: more seats."
"Tim Miller: "If you are mad about the other faction of the Democratic Party...trying to gain a little bit more power for your faction between now and 2028, I think that is a total waste of time and it shows a horrific judgment about what the real threat is to the country.""
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