“He loved proximity to power, yet maintained such a frowzy appearance: a hairy bullfrog in random clothes who’d never contemplated a razor or scissors or even a wash rag.”
“He loved proximity to power, yet maintained such a frowzy appearance: a hairy bullfrog in random clothes who’d never contemplated a razor or scissors or even a wash rag.”
How ICE Already Knows Who Minneapolis Protesters Are www.nytimes.com/2026/01/30/t...
How ICE Already Knows Who Minneapolis Protesters Are www.nytimes.com/2026/01/30/t...
We've obtained a copy of the new rules and here's what we found.
www.npr.org/2026/01/28/n...
We've obtained a copy of the new rules and here's what we found.
www.npr.org/2026/01/28/n...
- Judgement at Nuremberg, 1961
- Judgement at Nuremberg, 1961
I understand on the other site, a furious retired military man is responding to any number of pro-ICE posts from Trump officials with a screen shot of that agent aiming his pistol at Pretti’s back: condemnation in a single frame.
I understand on the other site, a furious retired military man is responding to any number of pro-ICE posts from Trump officials with a screen shot of that agent aiming his pistol at Pretti’s back: condemnation in a single frame.
A sentence:
“His limp calls from for action from the recliner were all he mustered, and until we saw him get up, he’d forever be in our minds a true scobberlotcher; we would work without him.”
A sentence:
“His limp calls from for action from the recliner were all he mustered, and until we saw him get up, he’d forever be in our minds a true scobberlotcher; we would work without him.”
“The little shitbag told us we had not seen the mailman bite the dog, we’d seen the dog bite itself, but we tossed the pipsqueak in a laundry sack and beat the lies out of him with a bar of soap.”
“The little shitbag told us we had not seen the mailman bite the dog, we’d seen the dog bite itself, but we tossed the pipsqueak in a laundry sack and beat the lies out of him with a bar of soap.”
The Latin root is “nix.”
Let’s use it in a sentence!
“A large swath of the country was draped in a niveous blanket as the massive winter storm rolled its way to the Atlantic.”
Stay safe, people!
The Latin root is “nix.”
Let’s use it in a sentence!
“A large swath of the country was draped in a niveous blanket as the massive winter storm rolled its way to the Atlantic.”
Stay safe, people!
I may have used this a lot on my son, Thomas, when he was wee.
Dates back to the 17th century, possibly evolved from a 14th century English jester, Thome Fole.
“Settle down, child! That’s enough tomfoolery for one day!”
I may have used this a lot on my son, Thomas, when he was wee.
Dates back to the 17th century, possibly evolved from a 14th century English jester, Thome Fole.
“Settle down, child! That’s enough tomfoolery for one day!”
How about a sentence?
“He was told the conference ‘would not have been the same without him,’ but failed to realize he’d been gulled by a barb disguised as flattery.”
How about a sentence?
“He was told the conference ‘would not have been the same without him,’ but failed to realize he’d been gulled by a barb disguised as flattery.”
Massive, systemic Fourth Amendment violations because … reasons.
It has been accepted for generations that the only thing which can authorize agents to break into your home is a warrant signed by a judge. No wonder ICE hid this memo!
Massive, systemic Fourth Amendment violations because … reasons.
You’re left with the sense that maybe “Cleopatra” isn’t a dog’s breakfast of a slogfest, but dear reader - I rewatched it Sunday and those are hours of my life I’ll never get back…
The podcast is FASCINATING
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You’re left with the sense that maybe “Cleopatra” isn’t a dog’s breakfast of a slogfest, but dear reader - I rewatched it Sunday and those are hours of my life I’ll never get back…
The podcast is FASCINATING
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...
“Shut your saucebox”… i.e. your mouth, the place of saucy, impudent talk. 19th century.
A sentence:
“After threatening his friends, the fed-up neighbor told him to shut his saucebox, but he, undeterred, flapped his lips some more, though at a safe distance.”
“Shut your saucebox”… i.e. your mouth, the place of saucy, impudent talk. 19th century.
A sentence:
“After threatening his friends, the fed-up neighbor told him to shut his saucebox, but he, undeterred, flapped his lips some more, though at a safe distance.”
He has problems, my dad said, when we left.
He has some big problems, I nodded.
He has problems, my dad said, when we left.
He has some big problems, I nodded.
Goodnight and godspeed, Gladys West.🕯️
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Goodnight and godspeed, Gladys West.🕯️
thezebra.org/2026/01/18/d... #WomenInSTEM
“Bedlamite” - a madman, a lunatic
1600s, refers to a London hospital where they put the insane.
Let’s use it in a sentence!
“The bedlamite’s ravings and threats on friend and foe alike made some shudder, but others were inured to it.”
“Bedlamite” - a madman, a lunatic
1600s, refers to a London hospital where they put the insane.
Let’s use it in a sentence!
“The bedlamite’s ravings and threats on friend and foe alike made some shudder, but others were inured to it.”
It’s still excellent. But I don’t recognize that health care: patients are in the hospital days and weeks. No worries about insurance.
The sexism from male doctors is something else.
It’s still excellent. But I don’t recognize that health care: patients are in the hospital days and weeks. No worries about insurance.
The sexism from male doctors is something else.
It refers to 2 effective knights of Charlemagne.
“They thought deploying the guard would be a Roland for an Oliver, but its commanders had no desire to violate the angry citizens’ rights.”
It refers to 2 effective knights of Charlemagne.
“They thought deploying the guard would be a Roland for an Oliver, but its commanders had no desire to violate the angry citizens’ rights.”
A nithing pole with a severed horse head is left at the nithing’s home to curse them.
Poor horse, life lost to curse.
A nithing pole with a severed horse head is left at the nithing’s home to curse them.
Poor horse, life lost to curse.