He’s back with stuff that’s loony even by his standards.

The reason I knew to distinguish this account from the nephew staffer was I looked it up several loony posts ago.

Rare River Tam family pedigree stalking miss!!

This is Tucker’s brother, not his son of the same name.

There is a lot of creeping on high school girls that happens in that town.

The actresses are largely adults (Bellisario was even in her 30s for much of the show) but then they're nominally in their teens and having all sorts of inappropriate relationships.

So he isn't sure it's an STD? Bonkers

It feels like an ideal system would have more separation between different types of "school talent."

I do think being organized and attentive is an important part of performance, but it feels compositionally separate from whether you're good at certain skills like factoring polynomials.

Why couldn’t “they started admitting people who are bad at math” count as a “math situation?”

I understand you think people overrate the grade inflation element but you seem to agree with them on the rest.

Kelsey is a kind person and I think that part of her piece feels driven by a compulsion to say something nice about the people everyone is making fun of.

I agree it may have analytical shortcomings.

But I don't see what Yglesias has to do with that part of Kelsey's piece?

I believe they've collaborated a few times. Seems like Rober's content is smarter but still Beast-like.

The best part of this was that it all came from her need to shoehorn in a very mediocre reference to Hamilton, because she was a lib then.

This whole episode was hilarious and had everyone putting their pathologies on full display

I knew you'd love this story!

HIMYM has this.

There were relatively few other things that fit all of the criteria. “White Christmas” exists in-universe in the in the movie that introduced it IRL, but it’s a bigger hit IRL than it is in-story, where it’s kind of just known to Bing Crosby’s and Marjorie Reynolds’ characters.

The thing is I never see Threads content.

Now, OK, I'm not an Instagram user, I'm not a Threads user, and so on. But if a website really has some sort of organic hold on the internet, you see it anyway. I see content from Instagram-proper posted on other websites. Never Threads. Ever.

Women don't love ScarJo? 😭

The parenthetical here conveys how much you respect your reply people's sports knowledge.