So all they have to do is put names on some secret extrajudicial execution list and that makes everything very legal and very cool?

That's one ugly trophy. They're trolling him.

"Racist." That's the word. Please use it.

The North Woods by Daniel Mason

It’s an Italy-by-way-of-Pennsylvania thing!

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The post-dessert tomato pie.

Mentality that's stuck in middle school . . . I'd feel sorry for people like this, but they are creating a lot of problems right now.

I've encountered them unexpectedly in stuffing(!) and desserts.

There are too many opportunities for raisins. Raisins ruin everything.

It would also be a First Amendment violation.

Adding this one! I don't see her on there.
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Perhaps it would not be a bad thing for the Scouts not to be tied to the US military.

Fortunately, spoliation of evidence warrants an adverse inference.

I remember my first Santacon encounter, outside of Lincoln Center when my now-adult daughter was two. It started out as "Wow, look at all of the Santas, Honey!" and then we got close and realized they were all drunk. At least they were happily handing out candy canes, so her takeaway was positive.

"Hang him later" meaning extortion? Great advice. 🙄

I remember being troubled by my graduate education, feeling like we were being indoctrinated against overt phonics instruction and packaged curriculum materials. One can certainly teach phonics while allowing kids some autonomy and finding more meaningful things for them to read.

Research has shown for years that most kids need help to crack the code. Plus there’s, you know, logic. It’s a coded system where symbols are associated with sounds. There is no way around that, and keeping the code a secret for kids figure out on their own (if at all) is obviously a terrible idea.