Never really thought about it, before.
That awkward moment when you realize plastic dinosaurs are made of actual dinosaurs.
— Fantasy Author (@BrianRathbone) June 9, 2016
Mind you, birds become much cooler when you realize that they’re themselves the optimized descendants of dinosaurs…
It is, in fact, an infallible method. Heck, I suspect that it’s a retroactively infallible method. Is that madness? …Perhaps. And yet, I believe it anyway.
How to find manuscript typos:
1. Click submit— Shit Academics Say (@AcademicsSay) April 23, 2016
But very cute.
hahahahahaha! pic.twitter.com/5up7FWq3WB
— Alyssa Canobbio (@AlyssaEinDC) March 15, 2016
Continue reading Tweet of the Day, It Took Me A Second To Figure It Out edition.
It’s not every day you see a Kinsley Gaffe in bumper sticker form.
The “but” suggests Hillary thinks most progressives never do anything. https://t.co/R9qeTkpz0J
— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) October 17, 2015
This would have solved the entire problem, sure enough.
a lot of conflict in the wild west would have been avoided if only cowboy architects had made their towns big enough for everyone
— Paul K (@paulkington) September 1, 2015
I don’t know why I’m fascinated with this observation. I shouldn’t be. But yet, I am.
There’s absolutely no argument from me that you don’t want to read too much into a dramatic graph.
A lot of uncertainty here, but starting to like like LA’s hotel minimum wage doing damage http://t.co/k6VAjRrUgX pic.twitter.com/sTPqrkeXBJ
— Modeled Behavior (@ModeledBehavior) August 18, 2015
At the same time, sometimes dramatic things do happen. Certainly it’s significant enough looking that people on the Left are there and starting to push back on it in earnest. And why is it so difficult for the Left to admit that minimum wages have a negative impact on employment, anyway? It’s economics that even non-economists can understand.
The tweet is very straightforward.
Woman kills attacker with his gun, unknowingly takes out a serial killer: http://t.co/3JBRyMKfx5 pic.twitter.com/KCG1tCLElJ
— The Daily Dot (@dailydot) July 24, 2015
…but the background story is not. Continue reading Tweet of the Day, Just Look At The Tweet If You Don’t Want… Complications edition.
Because this is what happens when you interfere with our elections…
“Energy experts” suggest that we fight climate change by making poor people even poorer http://t.co/EM6S54IQDK pic.twitter.com/JgeHQSboqX
— Kevin W. Glass (@KevinWGlass) July 7, 2015
…you get people like Barack Obama, who is apparently more than happy to appoint people and encourage groups who are united in their desire to keep the Third World cold, hungry, and in the dark. Because their artificial god demands it, apparently. And don’t look to me for an explanation; I don’t get it, either.
Seriously, we should probably be footnoting this stuff whenever possible. It’ll make it easier for grad students in the year 3000, and whatnot.
A scandal is a -gate. A natural event is -henge. Potential disaster is -geddon. Big event is -palooza. This is how we name things now.
— Scott Knaster (@scottknaster) May 29, 2015
I don’t know what is more significant…
The Clinton Foundation was paying Sidney Blumenthal $10,000 per month, @kenvogel reports http://t.co/jpWmKIsRZk
— Blake Hounshell (@blakehounshell) May 28, 2015
…that the Clintons went to so much trouble to create a giant holding pen for their 2016 staff, or that they then went and populated it with second- and third-rate staffers. You’d think that they would have instead taken the time to get prime recruits for their long-term storage. Apparently not – and that’s kind of bizarre.