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Push off and steps iyam
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Schumer is one of the worst, he's been in the Trump/Roy Cohn circle since the 1970s and he said that God appointed him to the Senate to guard Israel. Absolute lunacy: sarahkendzior.substack.com/p/bearing-wi...
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Thanks for putting it into perspective.
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A man on the lam from the law is gonna follow his own north star & this guy has been in the run for 5-6 years
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Totally agree I remember thinking he was a lock for 3000 hits Seems crazy from here, but….
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Are we talking about college football at all here because my experience at FSU has frequently suggested the tail wags the dog
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His career really suffered after that injury and feel like changing leagues didn’t help Never really rediscovered his stroke post-Sox
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It’s called reading the room and politicians are supposed to be good at it
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I dunno, maybe you should stop playing baseball games with them and shit
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Huh. Maybe you shouldn’t have been waving thru their nominees and read the fucking room like the rest of us. Better late than never but talk is cheap, fighting back means obstruction and you fuckers seem to have little stomach for it. Do Better Going Forward or Retire
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I really struggle to understand how colleges don’t see this as an existential moment. When your facility of higher learning earns most of its beans in athletics what atrophies first?
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TBPF if they could create real self parking vehicles cities could make entire central core driverless which has been positive in Europe. It would require infrastructure (massive parking garages) and new regulations, but could be huge positive for people & pollution. Obviously this ain’t that.
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Saw Curtis Armstrong (Booger from Revenge of the Nerds among many supporting roles) at a Beckett production in midtown
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I thought that was Loomer’s job. But since Miller’s wife boffed Musk I can imagine him doing double duty.
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We’re ruled by untalented, uncreative, entitled and malicious people. There’s a reason innovation has stagnated, why systems are collapsing, why the result is oppressive violence. Meritocracy is a myth and this nepotistic system delivered us to the point where the failures can’t be hidden anymore.
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Born for a skinny hi top fade
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Maybe Schumer could target her with one of his stellar “egg” tweets
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Right on cue, the Dumbest Man in Washington does a sincere version of this
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With any justice he will Joey Buttsfuucco into a distant memory 5 seconds after he loses this job
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sayre%2...
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To quote Elliott Smith’s “Junk Bond Trader”: “You better sell it while you can”
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I thought the propaganda fund was public and only the bribing judges fund was secret
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What’s that line about the reason academics fight so virulently is because the stakes are so low
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No Notes
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Whenever GOP tries to encourage behavior they tap into their fundamental cheapness toward “others” and they wonder why their nudges don’t work They should try funding things the way they fund OAN & Shapiro
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Self-Selecting for people who already think they’re plenty smart is nice gambit…. In the short run But in the long run incompetence is a special kind of inertia
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They can always try Mastodon lol
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It’s a nice ticket to get and LeBron camp probably should keep in mind how well his attempts at self-promotion went (The Decision disaster)
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Similar question to why record companies released so much shitty music in the seventies They thought the content didn’t matter, only how well it was produced plus (in their mind) no competition Also Nielsen doesn’t track mute usage