Florid

1. having a red or flush complexion 2. excessively intricate or elaborate

Hunter

Hunter

@lewisenterprises.bsky.social

Reading a FORTUNE from 1954 and the writing is depressingly good and florid and appropriately detailed that it really makes you realize at one time we were a nation of readers and not people engaged in the mindlessness of "consuming content"

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Pellicle

Pellicle

@pelliclemag.com

As promised, a thought provoking and florid piece by Adam Wells all about keg-conditioned cider and its special, delicious qualities 🍎

https://www.pelliclemag.com/home/2024/11/27/got-the-life-keg-cider-pub-problem?ss_source=sscampaigns&ss_campaign_id=6746107d1f09a7121c9f3627&ss_email_id=6746b57352d21221abc3c98c&ss_campaign_name=Got+The+Life+-+Keg+Conditioned+Cider%E2%80%99s+Livin%E2%80%99+It+Up&ss_campaign_sent_date=2024-11-27T06%3A00%3A33Z

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drewtoothpaste

drewtoothpaste

@drewtoothpaste.bsky.social

the majority of positive feedback on social media becomes a single click, the "like" button. it means little. there's no "dislike" button so negative feedback is written and detailed. a reversal of this would cause the soul to blossom. the dislikers reduced to stats. the likers florid, verdant, kind

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