@heitz.bsky.social
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Everyone puts plastic bags inside other plastic bags, re-uses Country Crock or whatever plastic tubs to store leftovers, and puts the letter "S" on the end of store names!! Do you really think that only people in "American Region X" do those things??
August 9, 2025 at 8:56 PM
Everyone puts plastic bags inside other plastic bags, re-uses Country Crock or whatever plastic tubs to store leftovers, and puts the letter "S" on the end of store names!! Do you really think that only people in "American Region X" do those things??
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Some inspiring words on cinema in the streaming era from the Pope.
Yes, THAT Pope.
Yes, THAT Pope.
November 15, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Some inspiring words on cinema in the streaming era from the Pope.
Yes, THAT Pope.
Yes, THAT Pope.
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This week in @friedegggolf.bsky.social, I wrote a few words about mental health and in praise of the golf buddy. www.thefriedegg.com/articles/in-...
In Praise of the Golf Buddy
Sometimes you need a golf buddy, and other times you need to be the golf buddy, and it's an important role to play in a friend's life.
www.thefriedegg.com
November 7, 2025 at 12:49 PM
This week in @friedegggolf.bsky.social, I wrote a few words about mental health and in praise of the golf buddy. www.thefriedegg.com/articles/in-...
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also
foreign country buys $1 million in soybeans, they get soybeans
foreign country spends $1 million on American college tuition, those students live here, spend money here, their research benefits American institutions, they leave with a positive view of America, etc.
it's hugely valuable for us!
foreign country buys $1 million in soybeans, they get soybeans
foreign country spends $1 million on American college tuition, those students live here, spend money here, their research benefits American institutions, they leave with a positive view of America, etc.
it's hugely valuable for us!
So many own goals.
Once again: higher ed is one of our most successful exports. We export more higher ed to China than soybeans. And yet Trump and the mini-Trumps are deliberately destroying the quality of our product
Once again: higher ed is one of our most successful exports. We export more higher ed to China than soybeans. And yet Trump and the mini-Trumps are deliberately destroying the quality of our product
October 30, 2025 at 1:23 PM
also
foreign country buys $1 million in soybeans, they get soybeans
foreign country spends $1 million on American college tuition, those students live here, spend money here, their research benefits American institutions, they leave with a positive view of America, etc.
it's hugely valuable for us!
foreign country buys $1 million in soybeans, they get soybeans
foreign country spends $1 million on American college tuition, those students live here, spend money here, their research benefits American institutions, they leave with a positive view of America, etc.
it's hugely valuable for us!
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also in spirited defense of work husbands / work wives - they’re not supposed to be someone you flirt with at work. they’re supposed to be the person you dump and commiserate all your bullshit aggravations on so you don’t bore people in the real world with it
October 20, 2025 at 4:51 PM
also in spirited defense of work husbands / work wives - they’re not supposed to be someone you flirt with at work. they’re supposed to be the person you dump and commiserate all your bullshit aggravations on so you don’t bore people in the real world with it
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RIP Kaleb Horton
kalebhorton.ghost.io/2025-so-far/
kalebhorton.ghost.io/2025-so-far/
September 27, 2025 at 1:01 PM
RIP Kaleb Horton
kalebhorton.ghost.io/2025-so-far/
kalebhorton.ghost.io/2025-so-far/
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this from my piece on charlie kirk is probably the most important takeaway if you want to know why bad faith, right-wing voices in media are treated as just another set of peers
September 16, 2025 at 11:49 AM
this from my piece on charlie kirk is probably the most important takeaway if you want to know why bad faith, right-wing voices in media are treated as just another set of peers
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As end-of-empire scenarios go it is so much more dignified to get your capital city sacked by the Visigoths than to have a bunch of illiterate rich people in their 70s doing it through a series of incomprehensible tantrums because their brains were defeated by their phones.
August 5, 2025 at 11:44 PM
As end-of-empire scenarios go it is so much more dignified to get your capital city sacked by the Visigoths than to have a bunch of illiterate rich people in their 70s doing it through a series of incomprehensible tantrums because their brains were defeated by their phones.
Oklahoma City, if I never go back it'll be too soon
there's one city in the united states that really sucks. it has not a single redeeming quality and everyone there is, i believe, godless. but you're not gonna catch me being honest about this city on my podcast until i've made sure i'm either offline for a few weeks or i don't care
May 13, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Oklahoma City, if I never go back it'll be too soon
@stephenhartzell.bsky.social you are correct about hellofresh, everyone has to start somewhere. You can absolutely use meal kit services to learn the building blocks and get comfortable in the kitchen
March 31, 2025 at 3:00 PM
@stephenhartzell.bsky.social you are correct about hellofresh, everyone has to start somewhere. You can absolutely use meal kit services to learn the building blocks and get comfortable in the kitchen
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"A young conservative went on to change her mind as an adult" is an extremely common life path IRL, but on here, an amazing number of people seem to assume it's unfathomable. If you think people can't interrogate their inherited beliefs, that suggests *you've* never done so
March 25, 2025 at 5:00 PM
"A young conservative went on to change her mind as an adult" is an extremely common life path IRL, but on here, an amazing number of people seem to assume it's unfathomable. If you think people can't interrogate their inherited beliefs, that suggests *you've* never done so
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Hand to hand, ledge to ledge
November 6, 2024 at 6:12 AM
Hand to hand, ledge to ledge