Followed him around at a fundraiser tourney one time. So funny and charming

Yep. I posted that song the day he was elected the first time

This is my biggest issue. If I used it for something I don’t understand, it looked good. When I used it for something I know, it wasn’t. As it becomes prominent, people are out there spreading stuff that’s 75% true, looks good enough, and is wrong in important ways

Dear god

After promising people who helped him get on the ballot he wouldn’t campaign in swing states, but did

Can confirm. I’ve been making variations on your recipe for years. It’s my go to.

Good opportunity to promote my friend’s book: mcfarlandbooks.com/product/plan...

Curious how many of the people commenting have read it. (I haven’t but I will. I heard the lead article is well done & devastating FWIW. Not a fan of the cover.)

I shuddered when I saw that picture. Now I feel sick

That is mostly right. The 90s started with Doolittle. (I think 1989 had several good 90s albums, right? Pretty Hate Machine and Stone Roses for sure.) But yes Smells Like Teen Spirit slammed the door on the 80s.

“No hate, but give your money away, shorties.”

Forgot how much I loved that record. Reminds me of studying abroad in Glasgow the fall of 89. RIP

I’ve been wanting to build an app that replies with actual quotes from the New Testament to Truth Social posts. Unfortunately I have no idea how to do that.

My father in law has an old Tacoma single cab with a cassette deck and bench seat and he can never sell it

“Conspiracy theories are a flawed tool meant to help make sense of a nonsensical world. The truth is darker: You don’t need an elaborate master plan to dodge accountability when everyone’s all too willing to simply look the other way.”
www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...

Bread as slang for money seems to be making a comeback with gen z, at least in the small sample size of my kids and their friends. It’s a good word