It's criminal how long the Kings have been terrible. Even with totally random odds they should've been better. Has there been a larger and longer fall from grace than the Kings: 2005 - Present?*

*2023 was an anomaly

Ha. I read The Crimson and thought Harvard. Thanks for the correction.

If Harvard is against "lived experience" then they just outlawed qualitative research.

*This* Boy's Life.

I saw it after Gilbet Grape and A Boy's Life but he took some interesting detours along the way before meeting up with Scorsese.

Listen, Stricklin has been busy with our other teams. Can I interest you in the Gator's SEC champions men's golf team?

Is Vanity Fair the one having the breakdown?

Marvel ignored the parts of Iron Man that worked (RDJ winking at the camera to let audiences know he's in on the joke, the indie filmmaking ethos, the absolute charm) & embraced the things that were easy to replicate (incomprehensible CGI boss fights, formulaic plots).

Ironically, the scenes of the cash-strapped fictional "Wheeton University" were filmed at Mills, whose own financial challenges lead to its takeover by Northeastern University. #highered 2/2

Can I interest you in JaMarcus Russell?

AI. No, really, they'll automate it and promote based on performance review data and whatever KPIs apply to the position.

This is @dieworkwear.bsky.social Batsignal.

For years a single Dem vote could hold up everything Biden wanted to do but the GOP can somehow do whatever it wants whenever it wants. Make it make sense.

Who approved the workaround? I get that SCOTUS is compliant but this nonsense still has to flow through Congress and/or SCOTUS.

Even if it's a rubber stamp doesn't Congress have to approve this?

Looking forward to the administration sending me $18,000 a year (tax free!) so I can pay out of pocket for my family PPO plan.