This is…a lot of murder.
Shit.https://t.co/zdC0wTkHY0 pic.twitter.com/E0CeywZs9X
— Noahtogolpe 🐇 (@Noahpinion) January 17, 2021
Lock people at home all the time, I’d expect murders and suicides to increase.
And they have.
This is…a lot of murder.
Shit.https://t.co/zdC0wTkHY0 pic.twitter.com/E0CeywZs9X
— Noahtogolpe 🐇 (@Noahpinion) January 17, 2021
Lock people at home all the time, I’d expect murders and suicides to increase.
And they have.
Yes, this is accurate. Or when I get angry.
it was perfectly ordinary to be unreachable. https://t.co/4a2v581OxE
— Steve Randy Waldman (@interfluidity) December 24, 2020
I mostly miss that aspect of those pre-smartphone days, though I could no longer get by without Google Maps. I am terrible at directions.
Here’s the thing that always surprises people about me, I suppose because I am mild-mannered: I do what I want and I will do what I want no matter what you think or how you attempt to stop me.
Equating being mild-mannered with weakness is a common mistake. Many have made it.
I have defeated every single one of them.
This Eurasia Group guy on Bloomberg right now is saying so many words and yet nothing at all. The vaccines do not need new approval if they have to be adjusted for a different strain, just as the flu vaccine is reformulated every year and doesn’t require new regulatory approval.
— Milena Rodban (@MilenaRodban) January 6, 2021
I kinda knew it already, but this year has been revelatory in uncovering that most people know almost nothing about anything, aren’t very curious, and yet have lots of opinions about these topics they know less than nothing about.
Clown world.
Great cover.
“You can’t work for a better world unless you know what a good life is.”
–Natalie Merchant
I did see this performance when it aired, and it blew me away at the time. Still does.
Starting around the 2:30 mark, lord, that’s some magic right there. And the violin player is just killing it. Pros make things look easy that are just impossible.
I didn’t see this performance at the time; this was just when I was getting into music on my own. Natalie Merchant was 23 in this video, though she’d been in the band since she was 17.
Any song by The Sundays is basically uncoverable because no one has a voice like Harriet Wheeler and those songs are inextricable from the particularity of her being, but Debra here does a nice job: