Caz Spidell
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I'll give that to Wikipedia, askhistorians, and maybe sometimes this app.
November 22, 2025 at 5:00 AM
I'll give that to Wikipedia, askhistorians, and maybe sometimes this app.
The fortuitous convergence of question and answer here is like that of tomato and lettuce. Maybe a bit quicker.
November 22, 2025 at 4:58 AM
The fortuitous convergence of question and answer here is like that of tomato and lettuce. Maybe a bit quicker.
I've got wonderful news, there was a great r/askhistorians post on this a couple days ago! Even answers the club question.
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November 22, 2025 at 4:53 AM
I've got wonderful news, there was a great r/askhistorians post on this a couple days ago! Even answers the club question.
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Maybe it was just the natural evolution of Twilight fandom.
The millions of women who grew up on poorly written "dark" romantic YA were now adults and wanted some of that same flavour, but more grown up. More adult.
As it blew up among that crowd, everyone else wanted to check out the taboo thing.
The millions of women who grew up on poorly written "dark" romantic YA were now adults and wanted some of that same flavour, but more grown up. More adult.
As it blew up among that crowd, everyone else wanted to check out the taboo thing.
November 21, 2025 at 1:14 PM
Maybe it was just the natural evolution of Twilight fandom.
The millions of women who grew up on poorly written "dark" romantic YA were now adults and wanted some of that same flavour, but more grown up. More adult.
As it blew up among that crowd, everyone else wanted to check out the taboo thing.
The millions of women who grew up on poorly written "dark" romantic YA were now adults and wanted some of that same flavour, but more grown up. More adult.
As it blew up among that crowd, everyone else wanted to check out the taboo thing.
Every other song from the 70s is just 😬
November 13, 2025 at 1:12 AM
Every other song from the 70s is just 😬
Darwin Barney sneaking on there is impressive.
November 11, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Darwin Barney sneaking on there is impressive.
When Reddit killed most third party apps they did allow some accessibility apps to survive. I've been using red reader, which allows for a greater degree of control over your experience than the default app.
November 11, 2025 at 3:58 PM
When Reddit killed most third party apps they did allow some accessibility apps to survive. I've been using red reader, which allows for a greater degree of control over your experience than the default app.
Most people older than that see them more as a little note.
Our millennial class and Gen X prof all felt that the findings resembled their experiences, and it goes to help explain some cultural things like jokes about one's parents using text speak/abbreviations in the "wrong" places.
Our millennial class and Gen X prof all felt that the findings resembled their experiences, and it goes to help explain some cultural things like jokes about one's parents using text speak/abbreviations in the "wrong" places.
November 7, 2025 at 10:46 PM
Most people older than that see them more as a little note.
Our millennial class and Gen X prof all felt that the findings resembled their experiences, and it goes to help explain some cultural things like jokes about one's parents using text speak/abbreviations in the "wrong" places.
Our millennial class and Gen X prof all felt that the findings resembled their experiences, and it goes to help explain some cultural things like jokes about one's parents using text speak/abbreviations in the "wrong" places.
I remember reading a study in an anthropological linguistics course years ago about how different generations perceive the formality of different mediums.
In short, most people younger than an elder millennial tend to see an email as a letter. With all the expectations of formality attached.
In short, most people younger than an elder millennial tend to see an email as a letter. With all the expectations of formality attached.
November 7, 2025 at 10:46 PM
I remember reading a study in an anthropological linguistics course years ago about how different generations perceive the formality of different mediums.
In short, most people younger than an elder millennial tend to see an email as a letter. With all the expectations of formality attached.
In short, most people younger than an elder millennial tend to see an email as a letter. With all the expectations of formality attached.
Sorry Dan. Love to you and your family.
November 7, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Sorry Dan. Love to you and your family.
23 replies and nobody is acknowledging this absolutely killer joke?
November 7, 2025 at 5:43 PM
23 replies and nobody is acknowledging this absolutely killer joke?
Uh, hi, yeah uh, could I please get...
November 6, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Uh, hi, yeah uh, could I please get...
This will be Trey Yesavage’s 5th postseason start. No other pitcher has even made 3 postseason starts within his 1st 8 overall app (reg+post)
Yesavage will be the first pitcher in MLB history to start multiple World Series games within his first 8 career app
Yesavage will be the first pitcher in MLB history to start multiple World Series games within his first 8 career app
October 30, 2025 at 1:02 AM
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get this man some nasty soup
October 30, 2025 at 12:31 AM
get this man some nasty soup
The modern version of knowing which objects in the cartoon are plot relevant because they're a somewhat different colour.
October 27, 2025 at 2:22 PM
The modern version of knowing which objects in the cartoon are plot relevant because they're a somewhat different colour.