You shouldn’t laugh, journalists only do this when they are extremely sick of you
07.03.2026 15:46
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You shouldn’t laugh, journalists only do this when they are extremely sick of you
38% of airline passengers vote to open plane door midflight because that bitch stewardess said not to
My two sons George and Kimi starting 1 and 2 tomorrow. I’m so proud of them!
Toto not smiling so much right now, I bet.
TIL I am 2 years older than Juan Pablo Montoya
I was hoping I’d get British tv ads on the Sky Sports feed. Apparently not.
lmaooooo, Toto
Leclerc has a bald spot on his tyres like I had a flat spot on my Big Wheel in 1978.
I just found the Sky Sports link on the Apple TV F1 page. I was lost without Crofty and Martin.
At least for a few weeks, yes
Max delaying the session is good news for my beautiful son Kimi and his crew.
Max lost it?
Let’s go Mercedes!
Tonight’s movie: The Women (1939). Terrifically funny play turned film with a stellar cast. The dialogue was so fast I thought I was watching an Amy Sherman-Palladino show. Lots of great hats and good dogs too.
Well, gas is expensive, and food is expensive, and we’re doing a war nobody wants, but at least there are no jobs
the energy, the power exhibited, on this move is aspirational
This is war as content creation. The entire administration is centered around content creation. A “win” here will be whenever they feel like they’ve worn out this particular storyline and are ready to move on to the next chapter and generate more content.
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That was my first thought! What is he writing to women?!
He replied with "thank you for the life advice, I'll take it to heart. Have a great day!" and I don't think he was being sarcastic! I think this guy didn't realize he was being creepy. What a weird thing to do.
He had also messaged me on LinkedIn so he must have seen my photo there. I replied that I wasn't interested in what he was selling, and that commenting on my appearance, even as a compliment, was weird and off-putting and told him not to contact me again.
Yesterday I got an email from a sales rep who has been cold calling me for weeks. I don't know this person and I'm not interested in what he's selling so I had ignored the calls. The subject line was "Your beard is amazing" and the first line was "I wish I could grow a beard like that."
It’s ok, I’m a professional.
I am applying whiskey to the affected area.
A selfie of a bearded man sitting in an open plan office and wearing a red and white patterned shirt. He’s sort of smiling at the camera.
There’s a story behind this selfie but I’ll have to tell it another time. It’s been a long day.
I continue to be gobsmacked at 1) how common this formulation is 2) how antisemitic and generally bigoted it is 3) and how for all the talk of anti-semitism this is never cited as an example even though it’s quite literally the original incarnation.
What does this imply for those of us who are not Christian, and who labor under the assumption that we're protected by the First Amendment?
It’s so cool how we’re in a large-scale military conflict and the President is spending his time building a ballroom.
This rocks. I finally know what being a Roman must have felt like.
Really good times chatting with Spencer about the uneasy present and future of college sports, which SEC towns are most committed to the Barefoot Is Legal lifestyle, and the extravagant suiting budget of old BBC programming. defector.com/imagining-th...
My paternal grandfather was a composer, pianist, and tubist, as well as an educator and writer. He was from the UK.
My maternal grandfather helped run the family auto parts business and served in WW II. He spent his whole life working for that business.
