Leslie Molson
@ladymolson.com
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Middle-aged woman who lives in New Orleans. "I didn't ask for it, I don't want it, and now I can't disable it."
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ladymolson.com
I can't even read the words on that cover, lol
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100yearsagonews.bsky.social
Oct. 12, 1925: Charles Gordone, a playwright whose searing, race-conscious first work, “No Place to Be Somebody,” made him the first Black winner of the Pulitzer Prize for drama, is born in Cleveland.
Gordone in 1970, the year “No Place to Be Somebody” premiered (died 1995)
ladymolson.com
As I always say, most of the great things about this country are thanks to Black people and Jews.
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katz.theracket.news
Did not know this about Old Bay
The origins of the company can be traced back to Wertheim, Germany, where Brunn started a wholesale spice and seasoning business selling to food industries, seeing an opportunity as spices were in especially short supply amidst hyperinflation in the aftermath of World War I. 9] Due to rising antisemitism as the Nazi Party rose to power, the company moved to Frankfurt, Germany; 1°1 however, on the night of November 9, 1938, a massive pogrom against Jews, known as Kristallnacht, led to Brunn being arrested by Nazi soldiers and sent to Buchenwald concentration camp. "
According to Brunn's son, Gustav's wife paid a large sum of money to a lawyer for him to be released; as they had already applied for and received American visas, they were able to escape with their two children to New York City and later Baltimore, Maryland, where Brunn had family.!'! There, having brought with him only a small spice grinder, 8! Brunn founded the Baltimore Spice Company and produced the
"Delicious Brand Shrimp and Crab Seasoning", which was later renamed Old Bay. 12[13]
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conradhackett.bsky.social
Here more than 5,000 people answered the question below (more than 4,200 via quote replies & >800 comments). Lots of interesting stories!

On X, 15 people replied to the same query.
conradhackett.bsky.social
Has anything great happened in your life because of social media?
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thegatesofmel.blacksky.app
This is what I want to know, because in centuries of Black American history, what has been done to us is rarely, if ever, referred to as that.
joybella.blacksky.app
Y'all are SUDDENLY such STRIDENT opponents of GENOCIDE...???! Alright, then where's our reparations.....????????
ladymolson.com
What else can you do, really?
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bft.wtf
So the thing to know about these guys is that 1/10 people who claim to have lost “all” their crypto actually lost all their crypto; many will lose their trading stack and then pretend they lost it all and then get people to send them pity coins, because crypto is broken on basically every level
ladymolson.com
Depressing results.
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larryglickman.bsky.social
Interesting phrasing here. Subsidies did not magically “become more generous.” The American Rescue Plan of 2021, which every Republican in Congress voted against, expanded these subsidies thanks to Congressional Democrats and President Biden, who signed it into law.
Since subsidies became more generous in 2021, overall enrollment has more than tripled in six red states: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia and West Virginia.
ladymolson.com
What five events defined your childhood?

1. Watergate
2. The premiere of "Roots"
3. Ronald Reagan, unfortunately
4. Busing riots
5. Martin Luther King's assassination (the aftermath)
juphoff.bsky.social
What 5 events defined your childhood?

1. Nixon
2. Apollo (I remember 13!)
3. The Bicentennial
4. The Energy Crisis
5. The Iran Hostage Crisis
jenbren.bsky.social
What 5 events defined your childhood:

1. Italia 90
2. Live Aid
3. Charlie Haughey telling us all to tighten our belts while buying his mistress couture in Paris
4. The Troubles
5. 35-40 classrooms in school & teacher strikes
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robertmannbooks.com
Hearing reports of a shooting at an LSU tailgate this afternoon. Someone reportedly had a pistol in his pants and somehow managed to shoot himself. Apparently not badly injured but the person was arrested.
ladymolson.com
It was so neat to use a tactile, noisy, and revolutionary machine for a routine task.
ladymolson.com
Diane Keaton, with Barry McGuire and Steve Curry, in a publicity photo for the original Broadway production of "Hair" in 1967.
A black-and-white photo of Diane Keaton, Barry McGuire, and Steve Curry. Curry is seated on the floor with his legs crossed, Keaton squats over Curry's shoulders, and McGuire stands with his head above Keaton's, arms outstretched and fingers splayed.
ladymolson.com
What an intriguing caption it has.
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opinionhaver.bsky.social
Entire way of experiencing movies that zoomers will never remember, that people my age barely remember, where you watched something because it was on. Feels like there is an entire genre of movie that was meant to be seen in that format. You couldn’t make Swordfish (2001) today.
ladymolson.com
Muting your account instead would've been the less-embarrassing response.
ladymolson.com
I kind of miss typewriters. Such cool machines.
davidc1935.bsky.social
A Hermes Media typewriter (1941) by E. Paillard & Cie S.A. in Yverdon, Switzerland.
ladymolson.com
Wow
bevismusson.bsky.social
Mr Laos. Just when you though this year was a bit quiet on the insanely huge, bedazzled, symbolic costumes along comes Mr Laos and blows everyone else out of the water. This is insane, but it's also *so* good.
A photo of a contestant at Mister Global 2025
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bevismusson.bsky.social
You know what, let's do the Annual Mister Global National Costume thread tonight after all. Usual rules apply - this is all in fun, this isn't about the contestants looks or making fun of them, it's about the costumes and appreciating them (or, you know, making fun of them...)
ladymolson.com
They always choose the "popular," lowest-common-denominator movies for obit headlines. It's infuriating and insulting to actors.
ladymolson.com
Mail it to Pete "I Never Wash My Hands" Hegseth, while you're at it.
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doktorzoom.bsky.social
"Antifa militant in the raccoon costume" — see, the Right *IS* getting better at comedy!
Screenshot of 10/11/25 tweet by Andy Ngo: "Watch how the Antifa militant in the raccoon costume helps fellow violent comrades block public access to the sidewalk near the Portland ICE facility. They say borders and deportations must end but claim any territory they touch is theirs."