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Middle-aged union member and newspaper subscriber. I Don't Even Own a Television was a good podcast: I don't have the files, if you want them, try the Facebook group.
Oh hell FUCK yes sleazeroxx.com/autographs-o...
Autograph's original singer Steve Plunkett unveils reworked version of hit single "Turn Up The Radio" Autograph's co-founder and original lead vocalist Steve Plunkett has decided to record his own re-...
And another thing. I didn't hand a reporter a random assortment of bills in an off-brand potato chip bag. Please don't put in the newspaper that I handed a reporter a random assortment of bills in an off-brand potato chip bag.
BREAKING: Eric Adams Advisor Winnie Greco Handed a CITY Reporter Cash Stuffed in a Bag of Potato Chips
THE CITY reported the incident to law enforcement and was promptly contacted by the Brooklyn U.S. attorney’s office.
When they shutoff the LLMs some people's emails are gonna be like "me client, me want deliverable, you make good, you incorporate brand strategy"
Vance is accidentally telling the truth here — when they say “crime” they mean “possibility you might see a homeless person”
REPORTER: Why are troops stationed here at Union Station and at the National Mall instead of areas where crime is higher?
JD VANCE: Crime is actually extremely high here at Union Station. You have vagrants.
There's a reason why sports teams don't chant "I believe that we will lose" before a game, a reason so obvious that I'm pretty sure it needs no explanation. Which is why it makes my head explode when people surrender in advance verbally, which they do all the time about politics.
There's a reason why sports teams don't chant "I believe that we will lose" before a game, a reason so obvious that I'm pretty sure it needs no explanation in that context. Words have power. They not ...
This is a great point & something I've been harping on re: pop culture for over 20 yrs at this point.
Pop culture was the canary in the coalmine.
Relatedly, our political and cultural narratives are almost entirely devoid of moral and ethical considerations, surely an outgrowth of our winners vs losers and rugged individualism fetishes.
El Pollo Loco workers in San Jose are ON STRIKE to demand the company address the ongoing issue of extreme heat. The kitchen recently reached 90+ degrees
We're also demanding the company rescind an unlawful letter of intimidation they sent after we organized strikes at our store earlier this year🧵
I mean, I have some guesses why people who work at newspapers might not want to stake out a hard stance against corruption, cronyism, and incompetence.
One of the biggest cultural issues we have is that no major media or journalistic institutions have been reinforcing norms of what things should look like. That corruption isn’t normal, that cronyism isn’t normal, that lies and scandals should be punished, that incompetence is disqualifying.
Orwollian nightmare: you forget to hide your jerk off material before the reporters get to your shack
Orwoll recently gave The New York Times a limited tour, allowing entry to the property through a gate that had a lock. He sat on a folding chair in his office. Before a photographer could snap pictures, he pulled a copy of “Mein Kampf” from a bookshelf and turned it around to hide its spine.
Stupid sexy Flanders...
