Absolutely. It's just staggering how wrong he is on every level.

This guy has obviously never seen a company rebrand in the last 10 years. Logo simplification is basically a cliché at this point.

I put an info graphic of hand stretches into the mix to remind myself to take breaks every rotation.

I mean, same!

(I change my computer wallpaper way too often to ever commit to a tattoo.)

You know, there are very few images that I see and think, "I want a tattoo of that" and yet...

Look, fun was had and that’s all that matters.

Local battles are battles we can win.

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This is their way of trusting in the work the right did to install their people in the smallest, most unobtrusive levels of local government over the last few decades. (See all of John Oliver's pieces on local elections.)

What this means is that now we need to do the same.

Keep in mind, he said this to sweep under the rug the fact that the DOE summarily dismissed all complaints about book bans currently on their desks. Essentially tossing those fights in the bin so they can pretend they don't exist.

But it's more than that...