Aaron Kirschner
@amkirschner.bsky.social
Supposed "IT Professional", theatre actor/sound tech/musician, owner of not enough woodwind equipment.
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"Some of the people the Post spoke to left [the Trump rally early] because they were sick of 'the insults,' which feels a bit like storming out of a steakhouse dinner just before dessert because you don't eat meat."
Check Out These Cool Moves! | Defector
Last week, the Washington Post wrote about why so many of the people that wait in line for hours to get into Donald Trump’s political rallies wind up leaving before they’re over. The answers are not n...
defector.com
October 7, 2024 at 12:37 AM
"Some of the people the Post spoke to left [the Trump rally early] because they were sick of 'the insults,' which feels a bit like storming out of a steakhouse dinner just before dessert because you don't eat meat."
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All my weddings yield divorce
However fine my proffered horse
And kids? They scorn a father’s need
For thanks and praise upon his seed.
Perhaps in God I’ll soothe this loss
Once He agrees that I’m the boss
I really hope Elon feels as sad and pathetic as this poem suggests.
September 19, 2024 at 1:04 AM
All my weddings yield divorce
However fine my proffered horse
And kids? They scorn a father’s need
For thanks and praise upon his seed.
Perhaps in God I’ll soothe this loss
Once He agrees that I’m the boss
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This is a long read, but it's worth every word. If you want to know how Jack-Welchism has fundamentally made being a professional absolutely horrible, this is outstanding.
Crash Course
How Boeing's managerial revolution created the 737 MAX disaster
newrepublic.com
January 9, 2024 at 12:48 PM
This is a long read, but it's worth every word. If you want to know how Jack-Welchism has fundamentally made being a professional absolutely horrible, this is outstanding.
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“I hear my full name, twice: “Mosab Mostafa Hasan Abu Toha.” I’m puzzled. I didn’t show anyone my I.D. when I was pulled out of line. How do they know my name?”
A Palestinian Poet’s Perilous Journey Out of Gaza
Following Hamas’s October 7th attack and Israel’s invasion, Mosab Abu Toha fled his home with his wife and three children. Then I.D.F. soldiers took him into custody.
www.newyorker.com
December 27, 2023 at 11:00 PM
“I hear my full name, twice: “Mosab Mostafa Hasan Abu Toha.” I’m puzzled. I didn’t show anyone my I.D. when I was pulled out of line. How do they know my name?”