It's my cautionary tale and I'll cry if I want to.
Might As Well Be Alabama, FL
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For their honeymoon they're hunting each other, starting at opposite sides of a gorgeous private island. Inshallah they find each other.
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I would have dismantled that persons self esteem in a way that got HR involved
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Rep Neguse talking to the press the way Democrats should talk to the feckless media.
He handled that question spectacularly.
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High, Lonesome and Then Some has arrived.
Written and recorded with friends at home in Hendersonville, TN, Todd Snider’s fifteenth studio album rises from a long stretch of loss and rebuilding.
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Aimless, Inc.
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Happy 80th birthday today to the one and only 'Debbie Harry'
Photo (c) Christian Rose
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They’re not behaving as if they’re in a four-year term.
They’re behaving as if they’re in an everlasting dictatorship.
Are we all clear on this?
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Your periodic reminder that Riley Gaines became a conservative influencer on trans women in sports after she finished 5th in a race, beaten by four women who aren't trans. But she tied for 5th with a trans woman, and that launched her media career. So, here we are.
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I'm Dr. Annie Andrews. I’m a pediatrician, not a politician. But either way I know how to handle people who are full of sh*t.
Today I am announcing my campaign for US Senate to replace Lindsey Graham. RT if you're with me.
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Go fuck yourself, you soulless fucking ghoul. Don't open your mouth again about President Joe Biden until you've gone and fucked yourself enough to figure out what the fuck is wrong with you. You fucking hack.
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Good morning. Take a breath. We have a long way to go.
ALT a sign the reads: It's okay if you fall apart sometimes. Tacos fall apart all the time and we still love them.
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A visionary elegy, Lou Reed’s ‘New York’ posits Manhattan as a test case for an America riven by income inequality, ecological dread and downward mobility. Wise enough to pinpoint unregulated Wall Street as the culprit. Sad enough to recognize it was all avoidable, had we chosen.
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A kinetic update of Creedence's “Fortunate Son”, the Minutemen's “Corona" distills all of the exhilaration and fear endemic to our corrupt time into ten econo lines. “The injustice of our greed /The practice we inherit”. Whitman himself never did better. A perfect American song.
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At once impeccably cool and aggressively unfashionable, Joe Jackson’s “Steppin’ Out” is four minutes of nightmare disco and nightclub jitters which paves the way from ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’ to the Magnetic Fields with brief detours through Motown and Freud. A perfect single.