If it disappeared tomorrow, totally fine by me. I used it precisely once maybe a year ago? two? and the PSA it generated was hilariously borderline psychotic, so never used it again
Guys like this don’t realize that they are the freak
Laura Lorson
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Opinions personal, retweets ≠ endorsement. Target for faraway laughter. Awaiting the sensation of a short, sharp shock.
If it disappeared tomorrow, totally fine by me. I used it precisely once maybe a year ago? two? and the PSA it generated was hilariously borderline psychotic, so never used it again
Guys like this don’t realize that they are the freak
I purchased a license to read a book on Kindle, & I loathed the book. It made me upset. Every time I saw it in the queue I got stressed out, because I am weird that way. Anyway, I finally figured out how to completely delete it. You have to do it through Amazon. Go to "manage content and devices".
My memory of the alleged lockdown was that a bunch of things closed because everyone got sick. I went to work every day; we arranged schedules so we didn't immediately follow each other into airstudios. I remember getting a special pass to be on the roads, which no one ever asked to see.
Guessing this guy has never heard Kander & Ebb's "Cell Block Tango"
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?"
I personally don't like cherry limeade. My husband, however, does...and I happened to have fresh limes, Italian Amarena cherries, simple syrup, water, and ice. Boom.
Flour, salt, water, yeast, time, and heat. 14-hour overnight refrigerated rise. Soon to be toast with butter and honey.
This article cherrypicks its Kansas examples. You are definitely paying less for housing in, say, Derby or Valley Falls or Goodland than you would be in Overland Park or Lawrence, and that disparity artificially skews the averages. Just in case this article made you think "heck yeah, Kansas ahoy."
These are America's cheapest states to live in for 2026, where residents can still beat inflation.
What did Laura make today? Tabbouleh, bread, fresh lemonade, a quart of simple syrup, a run to the grocery, a stop at the locally-owned hardware store What else? Laundry, vacuuming, repotted rosemary & sage plants, pruned the windowboxes, dug up intrusive mulberry tree shoots
Outside is the most interesting Bowie album
Post your hottest music take. Mine is New Order is better than Joy Division.
I am in the funniest possible situation I am trying to go see The Odyssey but may not get there because of transportation delays
There ought to be editors. Send in the editors. Don't bother; they're here.
are there editors anymore? There should be editors
*standing up on the plane* okay you hapless consumers, listen up, this is where we get serious and have this particular Thanksgiving prayer. Thanks for the wild turkey and the passenger pigeons, destined to be shat out through wholesome American guts. Thanks for a continent to despoil and poison. Th
*standing up on the plane* ok you Protestant fucks prepare to get scared because I’m about to tell you what’s real. Hail Holy Queen our light our sweetness and our hopes. To Thee to we cry, poor banished children of Eve; to Thee do we send up our sighs, mourning and weeping in this vale of tears. Tu
Any wish? Any wish at all? Surely nothing bad could ever come of that, said the woman with an academic background in both folklore and philosophy
“What we need to explain to the world: Number one, we are close to creating a genie that can grant any wish. Number two, we are going to make sure that our first wishes broadly benefit humanity” - Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI — This is definitely the opposite of Anthropic’s AI kills all jobs pitch.
I have 36 years of experience in editorial for radio, but please do condescend to me about an error YOU made
How I remember the COVID situation: 1) this disease is bad and we're not super sure how it spreads, but it definitely spreads 2) it might be from droplets and fomites but maybe respiratory? 3) you probably want a mask to be safe 4) we don't actually have enough masks, please let med staff use them
Pamela Paul asks "is it time to 'liquidate the study of sociology?'" No. Glad I could clear that up for you, Pam. Next question.
I guess no one is ever gonna tell that guy to get it together and sit up straight
My dog isn't mad that I can't make it stop raining, he's just disappointed in me
I'm sure other people are doing interesting and useful things but I am eating Pizza Shuttle and listening to Mina Mazzini and I am content with my choices
I'm old enough to remember when tabloids managed to get photos of Natalie Wood's crime scene and Elvis Presley in his coffin, you're telling me no paparazzo could wangle his way into George Washington University Hospital?
Pinky Herman the songwriter? The Manhattan Merry-Go-Round guy?
Trump: "I fought Ossoff before, as you know, And we won. He reminds me of Pinky Herman."
Well, at least this most certainly won't have any unforeseen and undesirable repercussions
APNewsAlert: WASHINGTON (AP) — Trump approves nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that may allow the kingdom to enrich uranium, two AP sources say.
I don't even know you but when you make a dumb argument agreeing with a really stupid think piece, not only does it not make you look as smart as you think you are, you get a blockity, block block block
Yes, this is a well-known reason for the thriving fake ID trade in my college town
Scalise: "For God's sake -- you can't get pasta at Olive Garden without a picture ID! Why not be able to show a picture ID to vote?"
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England beat India by 27 runs in a high-scoring contest at Lord's on Sunday to secure their first bilateral one-day international series victory against the world’s number one-ranked side since 2018.
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You are telling me the Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky can't just go over to Baptist East or wherever and poke his head into Mitch McConnell's room? This whole thing is weird