Again; Hanlon's Razor:

"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

“The printed song, “As soon as day began to peep”, was written for a character called Monsieur le Prate, a French fop, in a 1691 play titled Love for Money, which lampooned a girls’ boarding school. Its author was Thomas D’Urfey, a frequent collaborator of Purcell.”
Can’t wait to hear this performed

Hi from Canada; it's called "dance" #sorry

Some people are just sooooooooo incorrect.

Indeed! Woof!

You folks should try to fix this. Bad bad fuckedup

Thanks, New Yorker

the melodies jump immediately into my head

Certainly, organizing is always the core.

I miss living next to one.

smart

Oh you guys are so cute.

Ick; imagine how they smell.

Really? Give money to that troglodyte Jeff Bezos? I don't think so.

They are super dim; stop treating them like this. Yell instructions instead.

And yet....

Remember that when they come for your friends

Somebody has some sense.

As we mark two years since the October 7th attacks and the devastation that followed and continues to this day, it is imperative that the ceasefire talks underway succeed—bringing an end to the violence, securing the release of all hostages, and paving the way toward lasting peace and stability.

very cool

oh no bidini! 🦫

Well; probably not.

Again: here's Hanlon's Razor

"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

Word is she might be ok...