Yup! I was an intern at the Museum of the Navy at the Navy Yard.
05.03.2026 15:42
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Yup! I was an intern at the Museum of the Navy at the Navy Yard.
I once spent a summer 'interpreting' a life-sized model of the first submarine to ever sink a ship.
The Fort Sumter and Harper's Ferry entries are enough to make you sick. And then needing a review of language used at Andersonville for its interpretation of difficult history - it was a prisoner of war camp!
congress sounds cool i wish it was real
We’re rebuilding the Snow Hole.
Saw The Matrix in a theater near Penn. Saw Titanic at the old school theater in Bryn Mawr. Being a Xennial has its advantages.
Start checking it at 32 minutes if I've never made it before.
My father (MD voter) won’t believe him until the 2028 election is over. But will still vote for him in 2026.
Laura Dern + Connor Storrie
This video of German double lugers (in English) “explains” the sport and mechanics. With double entendres. www.tiktok.com/t/ZThHCbKkX/
Do you have enough stuffed animals?
But we are 100% dependent on them for Heated Rivalry Season 2, so back off!
Bad Bunny “together we are America”
The MAHA commercial with Mike Tyson? Fuck off.
The political critique about the power crisis on the island! Benito!
This is making me feel patriotic as hell
What a fantastic halftime show with perfect timing!
Rest in Peace, Sonny. For generations, he was the face and voice of Washington, DC football.
The gentleman to the Mayor's right keeps getting set up at press conferences! First he had to try to keep a straight face during the "stay in your homes, we're providing free Heated Rivalry" declaration and now this!
DC is actually being treated thoroughly as occupied territory. Tearing down monuments/media institutions, hostile takeover of its core economic engine and industry, suppression of its local municipal government and security forces
Pure Shih Tzu behavior! You're gonna miss those ankles, Porter.
There is a $3+billion stadium about to go up at the RFK site, of which about $1 billion is taxpayer $$, and the city is throwing hundreds of millions at Ted Leonsis for the Capital One Arena. And now the Post isn't going to have a Sports or basically a Metro section. Congrats, rich guys.
Not for nothing, but it was a Washington Post article about romance fiction that pushed Jacob Tierney to contact Rachel Reid about making #HeatedRivalry.
I admire what @51st.news is doing, but DC is part of a region, and it's immediate Maryland and Virginia suburbs require coverage. This is why we need a paper like the Post, which Bezos is denying us.
The city needs a paper that will cover more than just the city proper - it has to cover the immediate Maryland and Virginia suburbs, as well.
No, that's 12 people covering DC and it's Maryland and Northern Virginia suburbs.
At the very least, both Montgomery and Prince George's Counties are bigger than DC in population.
As someone who grew up reading Wilbon, Kornheiser, and Boswell in the Post, it is unbelievable that there will no longer be a Sports section in the Washington Post. I rode the Bandwagon, I laughed at Lillehammer, I wept when the Nats arrived.
DC has suburbs that are vital and have little coverage of their own. We need a regional paper.
One that covers the DMV…