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Thompson rumoured Muskie had taken, which caused a bit of a ruckus during the 72 election campaign.

Oh, that's probably the reason - Ol' Muskie is really quick on the suspension button for people who mock him.

It’s a side effect of Ibogaine, the same drug that it was rumored Ed Muskie was on in the ‘72 campaign.

It is 100% A-OK for Ol' Muskie to ban who he wants for whatever spurious reasons he wants to post-hoc claim.

I would imagine trying to ford a river with Big Muskie would have been very exciting indeed.

Claiming that the suspended journalists are somehow doxxing Ol' Muskie by reporting on the elonjet fiasco isn't going to get past many bullshit filters.

Big Muskie was not a fast mover but it could have made that proverbial 400 mile trip in about 5 months, which isn't all that bad.

I think Twitter would find itself de-federated from a lot of the Fediverse pretty quickly as long as Ol' Muskie is in charge.

When I hear about Ibogaine I think of Hunter S Thomson spreading a rumour during the 1972 presidential campaign that Ed Muskie was taking it.

I have modest to high levels of contempt for ol' muskie, but a piece of paper isn't the deciding factor for me, and I'm a formally trained physicist.

Ol' Muskie can do what he wants - if he's bored, he can throw 19 d10s and ban the user who posted that status id and get GPT-3 to generate the reason why they're banned.

As he put it in a later television interview: "There was a rumor in Philadelphia about Ed Muskie being addicted to ibogaine.

That's true, I forgot Muskie "gifted" the subscription to a chosen few!

Very small compared to coal draglines like "big muskie" Why make a mere train to eventually make a building, when you can make a large building that moves?

>[2] covers car registrations and explicitly discounts company owned vehicles from being PII - "The registration plates of commercial vehicles are not personal data of an individual as the vehicle is owned by an organisation." >All of Ol' Muskie's jets are owned by Falcon Landing LLC, a shell company.

At a whistle-stop speech, he stood in the front, heckled Muskie, grabbing his leg and yelling for more gin.

Big Muskie's shovel held 295 tonnes of rock; over its 20-year lifetime it averaged about 1.5 tonnes per second.

Look at Muskie: He lost the nomination in part because he possibly cried on stage.