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One of the funniest stories of modern times. thought I was gonna die!
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Replying to @ThatCheerMomOfX
Nope. I sometimes miss it too, but very rarely. They're fragile, add cost and are not often used nowadays.
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Replying to @JonahDispatch
I wrote about a local company that buys steel. As soon as the tariffs hit, they got a letter from a domestic supplier saying that it was raising its prices by the exact amount of the tariff. Instead of grabbing market share these guys used the tariff to rake in more cash.
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Replying to @chefsevenn
Looks good to me.
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Replying to @NancyAFrench
No need to be sorry, actually. She passed early the next year, 2 days before turning 93. She lived to see my adopted kids. And she's buried down the street, in the same cemetery as Enrico Fermi and Chicago's first black mayor. Kinda cool for a poor girl from Mississippi.
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Replying to @NancyAFrench
My mom's last illness began here, fall of 2017. The whole family gathered. We talked and laughed together, I climbed the steeple of Rockefeller Chapel, had a wonderful chat with a U of C prof, ate Italian beef sandwiches, accepted the inevitable. It was such a sad, good time.
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Replying to @RetroCoast
I was in a mall south of Boston on a recent Saturday evening and was pleasantly surprised. The joint was full of people, including lots of teens. I thought I'd stepped into a time machine and it was 1986. Kinda cool.
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Replying to @AlexGodofsky
Or....you can just keep people out of range of an animal that does exactly what such animals are supposed to do--kill and eat other animals, including humans. The tiger, in short, did nothing wrong and should not be put to death.
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Replying to @mattyglesias
Maintaining a safe, clean society mainly benefits ordinary working people who need safe schools, parks and other amenities. Law and order should be a progressive virtue. Why do some on the Left have so much trouble grasping this?
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Replying to @NewEmergingKing
Why is this even controversial?
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I didn't claim anything about "white males." For that matter, neither did the ad. It just purports to show a white guy on welfare, of which there are plenty.
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Um...so? Per capita, it's higher among black people. In absolute numbers it's higher among whites. Either way, depicting a white guy on welfare is perfectly reasonable.
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Hiawatha Bray retweeted
Example: Harry Potter's big flaw is that the world makes zero sense. Think about it for 5 seconds and you'll find nine plot holes But nobody cares because: 1) Rowling nailed the vibes *perfectly* 2) the pacing is excellent 3) the characters are all interesting
Stop trying to write a perfect book, there's no such thing and never will be Instead, focus on doing at least three things really well. Accomplish that and people will overlook the inevitable flaws
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Replying to @EllieGAnders
Lemme know if it works. I'd love to be able to make my own Chicago-style Italian beef! It's the food of the gods!
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