You are correct, sir.

Wait, ppl don’t use top sheets?

It was godawful. They were dubious to begin with so when I took a bite and said, oh god, don’t eat that, no one argued!

During my college year abroad I made Tgiving dinner for my flatmates and did candied yams without realizing that British marshmallows are strawberry flavored.

Yeah. It was not a good piece.

The fact that the reporter says in the piece that they aren’t convinced of the efficacy of Covid and flu vaccines tells me they ain’t the person to write a cover story on Kennedy’s effect on science.

So did the article

You know what _other_ New Deal-related Yale University Press book you* could get for 30% off with the code GIFT30? That's right, Kathryn Olmsted's THE NEWSPAPER AXIS about Anglo-American media lords who enabled transnational fascism.**

*In the US or Canada.
**This is history 🗃️ .

Yeah, a friend’s comment was, “getting arrested was the best possible outcome for these guys”

I teach very bright people with learning disorders. Having an LLM write for you isn’t helpful. What’s helpful is recognizing that people can convey ideas in a lot of forms (not just formal essays), being flexible, scaffolding instruction, and accommodations which can include transcribing for ppl.

One of my fav stories is the florist who, when I told her the groom didn’t want a boutinnere (sp?) gasped, “but then how will people know who he is?!”

My response was, “he’ll be the one standing at the altar next to me, they’ll figure it out.”

Yeah I also had one attendant and told her to wear whatever she wanted.