You know, Rocky really deserved that ass whooping in Rocky 3.
Justin Zimmerman
@jztidecat.bsky.social
UAlbany, SUNY Assistant Professor of American Politics. Researching Black Politics, Distrust, and Neighborhood Institutions.
Jason Sudeikis must love him some Black folks (or the writers) because Ted Lasso has a lot of cultural references that aren't shallow.
I’m going to need some definitions on moderate. I think it’s becoming shorthand for not in DSA, which is an incorrect shorthand for making that assessment.
How depleted is our military for it to need to create movie theater commercials for special forces recruitment?
Taking Miles to see Spider-Man at 10 am in the morning. That was standard movie time when I was growing up. Bright and early!
That’s a very impressive scam.
Transportation secretary Sean Duffy benefited from millions in corporate donations to make a show about road trips. But two months after Duffy said the show would premiere, it doesn't appear to exist at all. My latest False Flag @thebulwark.com: www.thebulwark.com/p/what-the-h...
I mean…they could just choose to shop at the store or they could be cool with their taxes going to things they don’t use, which happens, because public funding isn’t a subscription service.
Opinion: Mamdani's idea may sound appealing, but it's NYC taxpayers who will take the hit, subsidizing discounts they may never even use.
Who would want to check if a child’s “reproductive anatomy” is sufficient to play sports? Who would even be the judge of that, especially because kids are still developing? What parent would be okay with this? Just no.
An initiative on the ballot in Washington state in November would require all athletes seeking to play girl's sports from kindergarten to high school to undergo "genetic screening, a testosterone-levels test, or an examination of their reproductive anatomy" before they can play
In a few years (maybe months), she'll be taken aback when the far right is arguing about her gender.
After a middling WNBA career, blonde haired, blue eyed Sophie Cunningham has positioned herself for post-basketball success and riches as a conservative mouthpiece. This is the pattern that always works because conservatives are very very dumb and will latch onto anyone who promotes hate.
You have to have a ton of formal education and time to even analyze the data. So, yes, it's about trust and having just a little bit of sense. Sigh
Now, the open science movement claims that to get people to trust scientists, we need transparency with data and publishing. And, personally, I do see the value in both data sharing and open access publishing. But I'm not convinced that transparency will actually solve the trust problem. 2/
The old school Mortal Kombat games were so fun because you just knew the CPU was going to cheat. We need that type of futility again. lol
Is he really trying to use cordiality with the mother of his child as proof he’s not an abuser? He’s not smart.
Rep. Max Miller: "My former wife has claimed that during a custody exchange at my home that day, I assaulted her…If I had assaulted her, would she have offered to cook me dinner six days later?"
Dana Bash was masterful in tricking him into giving sound health advice.
“Taken together, the past two years have seen more measles infections in the US than the rest of the 21st century combined. The last time a greater number of measles cases were recorded in a single year was in 1991.”
Miles hit the ground so hard learning how to ride a bike and got right backup and proceeded to learn how to balance. He’s a tough little kid.
The city of Albany would fully collapse without its young people, but there’s just enough old grumpy people to have to contend with when discussing outlets and gatherings for babies to college students. It’s annoying and keeping the city from progressing beyond an empty shell.
We taught Miles how to ride a bike today. We also had to deal with an old man mad that we had them practicing in a school parking lot while he drove his monster truck. Once again, kids exist and have a right to take up space. Also, get rid of those damn monster trucks. None of you need that.
I really wish Zendaya did movies and shows I thought were entertaining and interesting. 😩
I saw an early 2000s R&B singer today and he looked like someone’s uncle. I couldn’t help but wonder, do I look like somebody’s uncle? 😩
Met the new neighbors today. Did the neighbor chuckle and everything. Homeownership.
Article 1 of the US Constitution doesn’t say shit about god dying for our sins or whatever. Why would they even give him a platform? Stop giving kooks platforms!
This is Monty Fritts, a state representative in Tennessee. He is running for governor. Now imagine him wanting to ban synagogues.
Yep and they are arresting people on trumped up charges of all sorts with increasing regularity. What’s their record on finding those dastardly “antifa” leaders? 🙃
The issue here isn't the Reflecting Pool (which seems trivial). The issue is the President ordering his subordinates to arrest and prosecute an innocent man on completely fabricated pretences in order to cover for his own corrupt contracting deal.
I'm watching Married at First Sight and I wonder if the participants know they don't have to let everyone know all of their intrusive thoughts? 😂
Be in a state that allows the morning after pill. Dead serious.
For generations, students chose colleges based on factors like their academic reputation, tuition costs or social scene. But in today’s divided nation, politics has emerged as a rising influence on where young people pursue higher learning.
He’s an adolescent. He really is. Childish to a core. Just a complete waste.
Hegseth: "The flyovers will indeed continue until morale improves"
Hiring viewpoint diversity professors is redundant. We have different lines to hire people with different types of expertise and “viewpoints.” Not too many HR departments are big about asking applicants about their ideology. where is this going? www.thecrimson.com/article/2026...
Faculty Express Cautious Concern About Harvard’s Plan To Endow Viewpoint Diversity Professorships | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard’s plan to bankroll a new cohort of professors in the name of “viewpoint diversity” is drawing a wary response from faculty, who said the proposal could expand donor influence and reshape facul...
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I should work today, but it’s Friday and sunny outside. 😩🤣
He’s a rich kid that’s never had to decide which cuts of meat he can afford to eat. Just a friendly reminder.
RFK Jr. suggests Americans can more easily afford groceries if they start eating liver instead of beef: "Most of the cheap cuts of meat are very inexpensive. ... You can buy liver"