Jack Turner
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11/11 is the date that most resembles corduroy.
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SON: Daddy what happens if a turkey just escapes from The White House?
ME: Then it becomes a flewgitive.
WIFE: *from another room* You're a terrible father.
ME: Then it becomes a flewgitive.
WIFE: *from another room* You're a terrible father.
November 25, 2024 at 6:34 PM
SON: Daddy what happens if a turkey just escapes from The White House?
ME: Then it becomes a flewgitive.
WIFE: *from another room* You're a terrible father.
ME: Then it becomes a flewgitive.
WIFE: *from another room* You're a terrible father.
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Taylor Swift’s decision to put out a book on her own is a symptom of the shifting relationship between publishers and famous people, Lora Kelley writes, which could in turn be a good sign for smaller authors.
Taylor Swift Is a Perfect Example of How Publishing Is Changing
Taylor Swift is putting out a book—on her own. What does that mean for the publishers who make big business off celebrity authors?
www.theatlantic.com
November 26, 2024 at 3:31 PM
Taylor Swift’s decision to put out a book on her own is a symptom of the shifting relationship between publishers and famous people, Lora Kelley writes, which could in turn be a good sign for smaller authors.
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In all likelihood, if you use public bathrooms, you have shared them with trans people plenty of times, and nothing has happened, and you haven’t even known, because you don’t interrogate people who are just trying to use the restroom in peace, which is as it should be.
November 21, 2024 at 3:33 AM
In all likelihood, if you use public bathrooms, you have shared them with trans people plenty of times, and nothing has happened, and you haven’t even known, because you don’t interrogate people who are just trying to use the restroom in peace, which is as it should be.