Gladys Knight singing “I heard it through the grapevine” with muppet grapes on The Muppet Show
Taking in some proper culture tonight at home
Gladys Knight singing “I heard it through the grapevine” with muppet grapes on The Muppet Show
Taking in some proper culture tonight at home
How much did you get to write about eels?
US TikTok is not censoring posts, as best as we can tell from our data. But it does appear to be very stagnant right now. Welcome to normie hell, TikTok!
www.garbageday.email/p/exactly-ho...
"Censoring Courses Isn’t the Law in Texas. Public Universities Are Doing It Anyway"
www.chronicle.com/article/cens...
(Censorship laws rarely flatly ban speech. They routinely achieve their censorship through less direct or explicit means) 🤐
Ohtani makes me feel 11 years old again watching this dumb sport. That’s the highest compliment I could ever give a baseball player. 🤯
When Nancy Mace was invited to watch a South Carolina game in the president's luxury suite, did the school make sure there was a one-seat buffer, so no one had to sit next to the notoriously volatile congresswoman?
I can only say what the documents show.
We need to see Santos as a dragon by the end of this season
not junior but this is my worst cycle ever, and I’ve been submitting for nearly a decade.
This thing on The Pitt about how Dr. King has a deposition in a couple hours? No. No one has a deposition on July 4. Carelessness
Oh dang my suspension of disbelief just came crashing down. That ain’t right.
Little dog on my lap, contentedly looking away
Little dog looking sideways, like something is up
Little dog looking back at me, definitely wants more scritches
Pleeeeease
See if you can detect the moment I stopped with the scritches
I think making Reverend Richard Wayne Gary Wayne the DHS secretary is a bad idea
crazy insane got no brain
I like fun and Twelfth Night is fun
I am banned from the library of the Supreme Court of the United States.
this is literally right wing propaganda. cbs news cannot be trusted.
My dad worked for Sears (including appliances) for about 40 years!
I also contend Wicked for Good is part 2 and and not a sequel but the other clue made it clear that had to be the answer. I may just be getting frustrated from 4 straight losses and opponents who 9(6) me every day…
Same here - I had pineapple for that last clue for hours, then switched to quince after reading that last line too many times (which I thought made it sound like cooking/canning is the norm, and raw is maybe ok). Cost me 1 point and a tie.
“He’s not winning these cases. The problem is that he’s figuring out this scheme to use the law as a weapon that kind of cuts the courts out.”
www.politico.com/news/2026/03...
I guess I have a biological grandfather I don’t really know much about but I heard he ran newspapers around some small Texas towns. Might be where I got all this from.
One was an engineer who built aircraft engines for Pratt & Whitney, first in Connecticut and then in Fort Worth. One was a Korean War army vet who was a cook, ran lunch counters, and worked here in Fort Worth for Stratoflex (making airplane parts).
Classic Chotiner interview, in that Landsman thinks it went great for him and is wondering why his family looks sad and is wearing black and there are all those casserole dishes in the kitchen
Eagle Scout here. Troop 2, Santa Monica, Calif.
Hard agree.
bsky.app/profile/jfal...
Multiple news stories criticizing the Texas Rangers for putting up that statue of the segregationist
You love to see it. I know the Rangers and @mlb.com don't give a shit and are happy to honor racism, but you love to see it called out at least.
(me too, I’m working on that)
mark teixeira once tried to get bees to stop swarming at a spring training game by bringing a plastic bear honey bottle out of the clubhouse, he will be the republican party’s top scientific mind in congress
I’ll remind every Texan this guy rejected a big long-term extension worth many millions of dollars to leave the Texas Rangers and go play for the Yankees. That, and the haul Jon Daniels scored for trading him (Andrus, Feliz, Harrison) when he rejected the extension, are his legacy in Texas.
Journalism is a human venture. It is expensive, inefficient, unpopular. When done properly it seeks good for the sake of humanity. It rebalances power and restores dignity. It is about justice and transparency. None of these are necessarily of interest to non-human actors. So why would independent superintelligence be interested in journalism at all, at least in it as a human mission? For this, we should turn to Murderbot.
I like this so much and it’s shaping some of a chapter I’m working on about superintelligent AI and future journalism. Here’s what you have inspired, and it may wind up your oddest citation ever.
Anyone curious about my position on AI in journalism can read: kiesow.net/the-ethics-o...
I am one bad day away from breaking some looms.