Ron
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I wonder if this photo will make it into the next covfefe table book....
incredible photo that's definitely worth at least 1,000 words from Andrew Harnik of Getty
November 6, 2025 at 6:27 PM
I wonder if this photo will make it into the next covfefe table book....
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Imagine this: On the evening of March 8, you and your spouse unlock the door to your apartment building. As you step inside, two men—not in uniform—push their way in behind you. They tell you your visa has been revoked and that they are there to deport you.
March 12, 2025 at 6:46 PM
Imagine this: On the evening of March 8, you and your spouse unlock the door to your apartment building. As you step inside, two men—not in uniform—push their way in behind you. They tell you your visa has been revoked and that they are there to deport you.
10 years ago today.
GNU STP
GNU STP
March 12, 2025 at 6:59 PM
10 years ago today.
GNU STP
GNU STP
Don't let them make you useless with bitterness.
February 6, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Don't let them make you useless with bitterness.
Which thought alarms you more?
1: The idea that toddlers today will be using slang in less than 20 years, or
2: There is plenty of Millennia-old technology that most people today can't replicate.
1: The idea that toddlers today will be using slang in less than 20 years, or
2: There is plenty of Millennia-old technology that most people today can't replicate.
January 2, 2025 at 4:04 AM
Which thought alarms you more?
1: The idea that toddlers today will be using slang in less than 20 years, or
2: There is plenty of Millennia-old technology that most people today can't replicate.
1: The idea that toddlers today will be using slang in less than 20 years, or
2: There is plenty of Millennia-old technology that most people today can't replicate.
Tell me, there must be some phrase for how it feels to learn about the death of someone who was once a fixture in your life, but with whom you naturally, faultlessly, grew apart from ages ago. Someone who you would have thought of fondly, if you ever thought of them at all. What would you call it?
December 20, 2024 at 12:10 AM
Tell me, there must be some phrase for how it feels to learn about the death of someone who was once a fixture in your life, but with whom you naturally, faultlessly, grew apart from ages ago. Someone who you would have thought of fondly, if you ever thought of them at all. What would you call it?