Tom Scocca

I have questions about the decimal precision

And before that!

Sorry yes I am realizing to my alarm that the writer of that line was NOT the only person who didn't already know the extremely well advertised history of Gatorade and its marketing!

Yes, explicitly and entirely

Nikes have been recast as athletic gear engineered for performance

Cornflakes have been recast as part of nutritious breakfast

"Even decades-old products have been newly recast as miracles of modern chemistry: After years of selling itself purely impressionistically, via close-up shots of hot athletes dripping sweat and swilling neon liquid, Gatorade has recently begun touting itself as 'Lab Tested.'"

MR WRONG: Into the white Indignity Vol. 6, No. 6

Indignity Vol. 6, No. 6, COLUMN DEP'T, MR WRONG: Big Snow Is a Big Treat If You Don't Let It Kill You www.indignity.net/mr-wrong-into-the-white/

"Now we may understand where in the brain [liliputian hallucinations] originate"—somebody making several key assumptions

"Hallucinate" or "see"?

Is he going to mail him a printout of the Truth Social post or

Sometimes I sift through Newspapers dot Com

Google Ngrams?

Screenshot of text: Singer then asked the jury if prosecutors proved that $10,000 was offered for Bovino’s murder. “Was it true? Who knows. But you can’t guess. Because they have to answer those questions,” Singer said. “And if they can’t answer those questions — which they can’t — Juan is not guilty.” [Highlighting begins] Singer also said prosecutors didn’t highlight an “lol” message from Espinoza Martinez, which goes against their claim that he never indicated he was joking. [Highlighting ends]

HUGE development in Posting Law

A legal argument so strong you don't allow anybody to make copies of it, classic law-abiding behavior

Immigration officers assert sweeping power to enter homes without a judge's warrant, memo says An Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo obtained by The Associated Press reveals that the agency allows immigration officers to forcibly enter homes to make arrests without a judicial warrant.

The fourth amendment would like a word apnews.com/article/ice-...

Live: Appeals court pauses order mandating ICE not ‘retaliate’ against protesters A federal judge previously issued an injunction meant to prevent immigration agents from detaining and pepper-spraying ‘peaceful’ observers.

From the live blog: www.startribune.com/ice-raids-mi...

Steve Bannon's Flood the Zone With Shirt strategy has unfortunately conquered the ruling class

Like when the guy who's in the middle of delivering and installing an appliance says "Sir, can I show you something?"

Pivoting from shooting priests in the face with pepper balls to denouncing protesters who "almost violently" demonstrated in a church

"I’m not racist in the sense that is morally pejorative."

Undersecretary Sarah Rogers on free speech, Europe’s tech crackdown, and the internet she misses The State Department’s undersecretary for public diplomacy joins Mixed Signals for a wide-ranging conversation about free speech, tech regulation, and why she’s been rattling the patience of some Euro...

The Trump official previously reported to have nursed a grudge about being banned from the Gawker comments now tells Semafor that she kept four separate accounts for sockpuppeting purposes www.semafor.com/article/01/1...

Mamdani ran on three concrete promises representing an affordability agenda: free buses, free childcare, and a rent freeze. What is Schumer promising to do?

It's true no Fed chair has previously, while under threat of arbitrary firing by the president, weighed in on the arbitrary firing of another Fed member by the president

It's always interesting to see where the word "unusual" appears in headlines and stories these days

Oh me too

Screenshot from the New York Times Spelling Bee of the word DORKWAD, in black text on white background with the D's in yellow, above which is a black box with white letters reading "Not in word list"

Oh really

This doesn't really engage with the text of what Hanania posted and what Ganz was responding to

Remembering how the Homeland Security secretary wrote about how she got mad and killed a puppy for misbehaving and presented her choice to shoot the puppy like it was a proportionate and relatable decision

(Technically ON Jan. 6)