Coulda been worse. He coulda just torn it down.
19.12.2025 18:53
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Coulda been worse. He coulda just torn it down.
This looks like a promo photo from "D.W. Griffith's The West Wing."
At the very least Nov. 8, 2016.
Came here to say much the same thing.
Once they dug themselves out from the relentless pile of purposeful misinformation (that doesn't show any sign of abating any time soon), they just said screw it.
2025 is The Year of The Lies.
I have to think their corporate health care claims have some interesting notations, like "injury from excessive eye rolling" and "bilateral torn rotator cuffs from repeatedly throwing one's arms up in frustration."
Take a moment, if you will (and if you have a smidgen of regard for the concept of "truth"), to pity the poor folks at @politifact.bsky.social.
This morning, I learned they only use the world "lie" once a year on their pages, to highlight the Lie of the Year.
And they they got to 2025.
@kentremendous.bsky.social I'm sure I'm not the first or only one to make this joke/request/demand, but now that we're two seasons in, isn't it time for a Marc Evan Jackson-hosted "A Man On The Inside: The Podcast"?
Kevin Knight was a revelation last night. Here's hoping he does big things in the Classic.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who flinches and winces when I see a pre-2001 image of the twin towers of the World Trade Center.
Now we get to feel that way about photos of the White House.
Great. Again.
When isn't it?
Highly jealous.
If this is the kind of unhinged "I approve this message..." pre-midterm replacement election advertising we're getting now, the mind wobbles at the toxic nonsense we're going to be inundated with this time next year. #TNPolitics
Every unemployed coach with NFL experience is checking flights to Nashville right now. #TitanDown
I think we need to stop referring to the current regime as "2.0." The first go-round was clearly the beta testing. Then they refined it away from public scrutiny, field testing it on school boards and state legislatures. We're now experiencing the gold release as they truly intended.
Why is it almost every ruling can be summed up with the response “YOU THINK?!?”
At least the Titans get off the top of the list for Dumbest Trade of the 2020s. #micahparsons
Peacefully rest, Atlanta Journal-Constitution print edition. Both shocking that it's happening, and not-so-much considering the paper's private equity ownership. Will be interesting to see how many others follow suit. Regardless, sad to see. www.ajc.com/business/202...
I don't even know why I bother to shake my head and mutter "Unbelievable..." when seeing the latest piece of regime news.
Looks like the producers of the new "9-1-1 Nashville" show underestimated just how much locals don't want to go downtown on a weekday morning.
Take a deep breath, Nashville-based techbrofans. "Between 2017 and 2021, The Boring Company canceled or postponed similar projects in Chicago; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; the California cities of Los Angeles, San Bernardino and San Jose; and one from Baltimore to Washington, DC."
Every morning zoo/sports talk radio show has either “Crazy Train,” “War Pigs” or both cued up as their bumper music this morning. #ozzy
A Nashville transit haiku triptych:
Ellington Parkway,
why dost thou often vex me?
I loathe my commute.
WeGo driver does
not sense me on the right side.
Good thing my brakes work.
Crosswalk lollygaggers
oblivious to schedule.
Rage making daily.
Meanwhile, the "most powerful man in the world" celebrates the passing of the single-most unforced financial error in the history of the country with a press conference at a concentration camp format he hopes will turn into a franchise. Good thing the justices have started their summer vacations.
As if the rest of the country isn't already sizing handbaskets, Sec. Brainworm says the FDA is gonna approve drugs quicker by foregoing trials and relying on AI. Read it for yourself. I quit.
gizmodo.com/rfk-jr-says-...
The most unbelievable thing about the new #Superman movie isn't that a man can fly. It's that a newsroom can have that many windows and that much natural light.
This is gonna be the wildest set of Sunday shows since Sept. 16, 2001.
A quick reminder, especially for those of us who create media intended to inform: We don’t have to swing at every pitch. Take that however you choose.
One more reminder that "when the price is 'free,' you're the product"... www.wired.com/story/chatgp...
Please tell us his walk-on music was Alanis Morissette's "Ironic."