Alternate title: And Nothing Of Value Was Lost. I picked the first one because I don’t quite agree with the second one, but I respect that my readers will have a different opinion.
Continue reading Tweet of the Day, The Doom That Came To Disney edition.Tag: tweet of the day
Tweet of the Day, If You’ve Never Seen This FRASIER / COLUMBO crossover comic…
…you’re in for a treat. As I note below, the dialogue is pitch-perfect. This could have been an episode of FRASIER. Admittedly the last episode, but still.
— Neil Stevens (@presjpolkrta) October 17, 2024
#commissionearned
Tweet of the Day, They Ain’t Wrong edition.
Tweet of the Day, And He Took It Personally edition.
Tom Verducci said The Line.
Tweet of the Day, I Don’t Know How I Missed This edition.
It’s got that peculiar clarity you get when you see an observation that is insanely obvious. In retrospect. I mean, I didn’t see it for myself, now did I?
@Strangeland_Elf as the leading expert, what say you? pic.twitter.com/tBli8HhRWM
— Celtica Mater Paparum (@Keltoi_Santess) October 12, 2024
Tweet/PSA of the Day, If You Assault Cops While Wearing A Banana Suit… edition.
…do not post pictures of yourself in the banana suit afterward. Or maybe do, because this was funny. I laughed. God help me, but I laughed.
2/2 @PhillyPolice say Thomas helped lead detectives to himself by posting selfie video & pics to social media from the car meetups. pic.twitter.com/fMykvJAh1i
— Steve Keeley (@KeeleyFox29) October 9, 2024
Via @iowahawkblog, who is likewise finding humor in this situation, somehow.
(PS: For the record, throwing firecrackers at a cop car or whatever it was is definitely assault, but I dunno if I’d agree it was aggravated assault. I thought it would be, like, a bat or something. Not that it matters, because I’m not going to be on that jury anyway.)
Tweet of the Day, Who ISN’T It Hard Out Here For, These Days? edition.
I gotta agree with the general commentary here. Ross Douthat should have been able to place his fantasy novel. I’ll also say this: Ross is also a hell of a lot better off just publishing the damned thing himself. It’ll never happen, but I doubt at this point I’d even take a multi-book contract, assuming anybody was insane enough to offer me one. Traditional publishing is not designed with the well-being of its authors in mind.
Seeing a NYT columnist turn to Substack to get his story out feels like a tipping point moment. And possibly the tipping point is for the trad publishers who rejected that book. https://t.co/KCTy8SAb5I
— Karl K. Gallagher (@KarlKGallagher) October 8, 2024
Tweet of the Day, They Finally Broke Me edition.
Don’t mess with the etymology. Just… don’t.
Tweet of the Day, I Would Have A Two-Word Response… edition.
…and the second word would be ‘off.’
Via @DaddyWarpig.
Moe Lane
PS: I don’t know if it’s staged, actually. It’s almost too good a letter, but there’s nobody as entitled as a HOA officer. Even when it comes to non-HOA members; heck, especially when it comes to non-HOA members. Seven-five and pick ’em on whether you should believe this one, honestly.
Tweet of the Day, This Articulates One Of My Life Goals edition.
Some day, I hope to infuriate a reviewer one-half as much as these four men infuriated this nameless The People writer.
Also: I have to go look up Gregory Corso now. If he can be in this mighty company and not be ashamed, there must be something of his work worthy of note.