SlamDunkRicky
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Sometimes people hate on @nytimes.com because they think that it whiffs coverage of right-wing scandals.
But you will notice that it is NOT on that list.
I've long thought that everyone should read the Times. Even when it makes mistakes or annoys you. It is irreplaceable.
But you will notice that it is NOT on that list.
I've long thought that everyone should read the Times. Even when it makes mistakes or annoys you. It is irreplaceable.
November 13, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Sometimes people hate on @nytimes.com because they think that it whiffs coverage of right-wing scandals.
But you will notice that it is NOT on that list.
I've long thought that everyone should read the Times. Even when it makes mistakes or annoys you. It is irreplaceable.
But you will notice that it is NOT on that list.
I've long thought that everyone should read the Times. Even when it makes mistakes or annoys you. It is irreplaceable.
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Christ. My heart goes out to them.
November 13, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Christ. My heart goes out to them.
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That's a dead man walking.
The right side of his face, just hanging there whilst he's talking, is much more noticeable in interviews now.
You can hear him slurring his words.
Phonemic paraphasia is a classic sign of dementia.
The right side of his face, just hanging there whilst he's talking, is much more noticeable in interviews now.
You can hear him slurring his words.
Phonemic paraphasia is a classic sign of dementia.
November 10, 2025 at 10:29 AM
That's a dead man walking.
The right side of his face, just hanging there whilst he's talking, is much more noticeable in interviews now.
You can hear him slurring his words.
Phonemic paraphasia is a classic sign of dementia.
The right side of his face, just hanging there whilst he's talking, is much more noticeable in interviews now.
You can hear him slurring his words.
Phonemic paraphasia is a classic sign of dementia.