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Description’s too high pressure rn I’ll write one later
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My first and definitely last time working with the Los Angeles Times. Editing out the most urgent point of an OpEd in the minutes before sending to press while then also assigning a title and image that suggest an argument entirely opposite to the author’s clear intent is pretty shitty.
January 31, 2025 at 4:00 PM
My first and definitely last time working with the Los Angeles Times. Editing out the most urgent point of an OpEd in the minutes before sending to press while then also assigning a title and image that suggest an argument entirely opposite to the author’s clear intent is pretty shitty.
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Make it EXIST first. Make it GOOD later.
Something can't even be okay or mid if it isn't made first.
Something can't even be okay or mid if it isn't made first.
November 27, 2024 at 7:27 PM
Make it EXIST first. Make it GOOD later.
Something can't even be okay or mid if it isn't made first.
Something can't even be okay or mid if it isn't made first.
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me: nintendo please release legend of zelda wind waker and twilight princess on the switch!!!! 🥺
nintendo:
nintendo:
October 23, 2024 at 1:53 PM
me: nintendo please release legend of zelda wind waker and twilight princess on the switch!!!! 🥺
nintendo:
nintendo:
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This isn’t a shot from Hubble or JWST.
This shot of the famous Pillars of Creation was captured using a mere 12” telescope from Andrew McCarthy’s backyard in Arizona. Space is more accessible than you think!
This shot of the famous Pillars of Creation was captured using a mere 12” telescope from Andrew McCarthy’s backyard in Arizona. Space is more accessible than you think!
October 26, 2024 at 3:54 AM
This isn’t a shot from Hubble or JWST.
This shot of the famous Pillars of Creation was captured using a mere 12” telescope from Andrew McCarthy’s backyard in Arizona. Space is more accessible than you think!
This shot of the famous Pillars of Creation was captured using a mere 12” telescope from Andrew McCarthy’s backyard in Arizona. Space is more accessible than you think!