Would shred it
07.03.2026 01:56
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Would shred it
I suspect the dean would get it
I have been to the ABBA museum and highly, highly recommend!
Yes! I have had this issue with so many types of produce that should be hardier - I expect sad tomatoes this time of year, but onions?
Because, clearly, no one currently in power (note that I didn't say *leadership*) will actually do the right thing and invoke the 25th amendment.
Jfc.
Someone please give him a spray-painted trophy and a cookie so he will stop this shit.
What if, and hear me out here, Markwayne were not confirmed?
It actually is possible to stop giving this craven goon what he wants, and it would be nice if the media would report it that way.
Fun fact: I have actually been to the Penis Museum (before it moved to its really fancy new digs). Andy, you'll be unsurprised to hear that Chris bought a magnet and a shirt, lol.
Too many organizations have no idea how to handle social media comms now, so I am genuinely happy I got to shout out @cpsc.gov's excellent work in an interview with a student group today. (If you don't already follow them, you should!)
one thing they don't tell you about being a professional writer is how much of the writing is fucking emails
Ok, that one tracks (she says, eyeing her own fuzzy child). He could and does get away with a lot of nonsense, lol.
Sure, but they don’t usually love being dehumanized (compared to dogs in terms of their eating habits).
And blatantly dehumanizing - honestly, that’s the part that surprises me most here, that the male influencers are going along with that dehumanization.
I was extremely upset to read about this yesterday.
Faculty working conditions are student learning conditions.
I launched my career as a VAP at St. John's over a decade ago, so I'm very familiar with the campus and faculty. They deserve better.
Two quick reminders that (1) there are people who are paid to (a) watch the State of the Union and (b) tell you what was said in it; and (2) it almost never matters what is said in it any more than any other political speech that you probably don’t feel the need to watch.
As did I when writing it, lol
I don't agree with everything here, but "The demand to not just perform but to authentically want to perform. To experience servitude as fulfillment. To have no visible resentment, no interior resistance, no self that conflicts with the role. The labor of appearing to love the labor" is so spot on
Agreed. So sandy, so mealy, so very, very bland.
Y’all, I genuinely cannot wait until the primetime airing of these closing ceremonies. It’s deliciously weird shit that is going to confuse the hell out of certain parts of the U.S., and I am here for it. (Am also here for the Johnny-Tara commentary throughout.)
Save the date! This upcoming Eisner Week, there will virtual event over Zoom hosted to celebrate the life and work of Will Eisner with creators Dan Mazur and Stephen Weiner! Join us alongside instructors/creators Brian Michael Bendis and David Walker, we'll see you there!
There it is, y'all.
That sounds amazing!
Chris made sausage gravy & biscuits this morning, and I will now be sleeping through the entirety of Snowmageddon 2026, Round I Lost Count
Meanwhile, last time they cancelled Monday *and* Tuesday classes on the Friday before.
A group of amazingly generous folks are 3D printing whistles and sending them (for free) to people across the country whose areas are under attack by ICE. They've sent almost a million. Want to help? Buy them filament 👇
I loved the episode so much, and this detail only makes me love it more. Time to rewatch!
This is such a good hook
BREAKING: The Department of Education has ended its directive that attempted to restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in schools nationwide.
This is a victory for academic freedom and education equity.
there is an extremely simple answer to the "abandon trans rights" folks and it is "no" and also "fuck you"