P. Scott Cunningham

Me after every Spurs match

One given. One not.

Why?

If I owned a football club I would pay any amount of money not to be embarrassed twice a year by my biggest rival but maybe I’m built different

The next time you think of Ndombele as a waste of money, remember that the board did too, and stopped making big buys on big wages.
Arsenal had Pepe, a £72m megaflop, but they just kept buying, and here we are.

Radu is physically gifted but empty between the ears

Eze fast climbing the most hated ranks

lol

We need a fourth center back there

Thomas Frank unplugged all the battery chargers on his way out

Rice’s hair may not be Arsenal’s main problem but it’s up there

Radu my guy. You are not Heung-Min Son.

I love Spence.

Frank was holding back RKM

All I ask is that they fight and they’re doing it

Naturally

Immediately made a makeup call because he knows it was bad

Absolutely atrocious call

That’s a Romero red

The one joy of this season has been watching Simons.

It’s wild how every tech genius is also the dumbest mfer on the planet

I’m not sad that the company that insists on putting red lettering on the front of Spurs jerseys is no longer sponsoring them

"Shirsho Dasgupta, a Miami Herald reporter who found that, as of late August [2025], about two-thirds of the 1,800 immigrants who were held there in July have gone missing from ICE’s online database, with their families and attorneys unable to locate them."

the only place this should happen is academic conferences

If it were up to me, I’d make rules to eliminate long throws and corners as garbage-goal manufacturers, but my one big beef with Ange is that as long as they exist, you have to participate. Can’t be a purist in practice. Instead, make it as mucky as possible so everyone gets tired of them.

Musk on Twitter 2/17/2026: You can just take a picture of your medical data or upload the file to get a second opinion from Grok

Elon posted this yesterday. Just for fun I did it with my before/after cancer PET scans that I had already posted online. In the "before" scan Grok missed the massive tumor lighting up my liver, and in both scans it flagged a non-existent "area of concern" in my chest. Other than that, works great!

Wishing a meaningful & reflective Mark Wahlberg 40 Day Challenge to all who observe.

A fund to help Palestinian artist Kholoud Hammad
www.spotfund.com/story/264f1a...

The Telegraph British Museum removes 'Palestine' from ancient Middle East displays Institution admits word used on some maps and labels has lost its original neutrality https://archive.ph/zwQZa ث

14 February 2026 4:08pm GMT The British Museum has removed the word Palestine from displays about the ancient Middle East following complaints. Maps and information boards about ancient Egypt and the seafaring Phoenicians labelled the eastern coast of the Mediterranean as Palestine, and some peoples were described as being "of Palestinian descent". However, the museum received complaints that it was using the term "retroactively" to describe regions and civilisations that had existed before it was coined. Curators conceded that the word was not "meaningful" as a historical geographic term, a decision that comes amid ongoing debate about ancestral claims to land in the region. Some Egypt displays have now been changed to remove references to Palestine, and there are plans to ensure that the term does not appear anachronistically in other information panels. The changes have been made following audience research, and after concerns were raised by UK Lawyers for Israel, a voluntary association of lawyers. In a letter to Nicholas Cullinan, the museum's director, the group claimed: "Applying a single name - Palestine -retrospectively to the entire region, across thousands of years, erases historical changes and creates a false impression of continuity. "It also has the compounding effect of erasing the Kingdoms of Israel and of Judea, which emerged from around 1000 BC, and of re-framing the origins of the Israelites and Jewish people as erroneously stemming from Palestine. The chosen terminology in the items described above implies the existence of an ancient and continuous region called Palestine."

William Dalrymple @DalrympleWill I've just been chatting with Nick Cullinan, the excellent new director of the British Museum, and I'm very relieved to say that the story put by the Daily Telegraph about the BM cancelling the name Palestine is a complete misrepresentation of the facts: "To reassure you we are not removing mention from Palestine from our labels," Nick told me. "Indeed, we have a display on at the moment about Palestine and Gaza. "I know this is something our curators have thought long and hard about - as you can imagine. We amended two panels in our ancient Levant gallery last year during a regular gallery refresh, when some wording was amended to reflect historical terms. "To be honest, the even more frustrating and concerning thing is that I knew nothing about this until yesterday and has only been explained to me this morning. I hadn't even seen that [UK Lawyers for Israel] letter despite asking for it until this morning. I'm disgusted by the whole thing." The question remains why the Daily Telegraph would put out such a mischief-making story without first fact checking it with the Directors office.

Telegraph: British Museum removes ‘Palestine’ from ancient Middle East displays
(after concerns raised by UK Lawyers for Israel, a voluntary association of lawyers)

British Museum Director: Er no. Gaza display on now, and I haven't seen the letter

Cheers for checking, @willdalrymple.bsky.social ⭐