Roses are red, I love cartoons... https://t.co/kn3U5GT6sq
— Hank Green - π½π€ (@hankgreen) October 10, 2018
from Twitter https://twitter.com/DouglasHAllen
It's hard to generalize.
Roses are red, I love cartoons... https://t.co/kn3U5GT6sq
— Hank Green - π½π€ (@hankgreen) October 10, 2018
Michael Bloomberg donates $1.8 billion to help Johns Hopkins become "forever need-blind". https://t.co/Aa20r0E0oI
— One more thing... (@davewiner) November 18, 2018
Report: Come On, Carl, Pull It Together https://t.co/zYyI2xND1G pic.twitter.com/Pb4Dhq8AIS
— The Onion (@TheOnion) November 18, 2018
How Plato Foresaw Facebook’s Folly via @NYTimes “[T]he parent or inventor of an art is not always the best judge of the utility or inutility of his own inventions to the users of them.” https://t.co/fSH5IbmKhT
— Douglas Allen (@DouglasHAllen) November 18, 2018
Unpacked our Nativity scene yesterday. Removed all the Jews, Arabs, and foreigners. Ended up with a jackass and a handful of sheep.
— πΊπΈπJoeInWV ππΊπΈ (@wvjoe911) November 17, 2018
Last night's drive home. pic.twitter.com/AL05qhL4Y6
— J.R. McGrail π (@JRMcGrail) November 16, 2018
Three red-eyes in one week. Not recommended.
— Horace Dediu (@asymco) November 16, 2018
Then read how Columbia University is limiting student veterans’ ability to register for classes for the spring if they have outstanding balances…the result of delayed GI Bill payments https://t.co/nq7cR0QYnL
— Lauren Katzenberg (@Lkatzenberg) November 15, 2018
I wish you could delete apps right from the App Store Updates tab. When I see an update is pending for an app I never use, I just want to delete it right there.
— John Gruber (@gruber) November 15, 2018
Now That I, Jaws, Have A Combustible Air Tank In My Mouth And A Gun Pointed At Me, Will The Fishermen Put Partisanship Aside And Work Together? — MY COLUMN https://t.co/MrLrJ2qkoU
— Justin Halpern (@justin_halpern) November 13, 2018
The Abyss Special Edition, probably. https://t.co/zkVS0pVLUa
— Jason Snell (@jsnell) November 11, 2018
"Die Hard" *is* a Christmas Movie. https://t.co/AKC6v6JaKv
— J.R. McGrail π (@JRMcGrail) November 10, 2018
“We already tried ‘Buy local.’ It’s called the Middle Ages.” https://t.co/vZXYarv3jn
— Nick Ducoff (@nickducoff) November 10, 2018
Remember the midterms like they were just yesterday yet?
— J.R. McGrail π (@JRMcGrail) November 7, 2018
Fun election night cable news facts:
— Katherine Mangu-Ward (@kmanguward) November 7, 2018
1) Those words at the bottom of your CNN screen are called a Chyron.
2) The wise centaur who taught Achilles and Dionysus was called Chiron.
3) Chyrons are named after Chiron.
You're welcome. pic.twitter.com/kshcI8ZWGA
One beautiful frontier of untouched vintage packaging: beans and chili. pic.twitter.com/maVvuGxlbC
— Cabel (@cabel) November 7, 2018
She met racism. And abuse of power by her opponent. And gerrymandering by Republicans.
— J.R. McGrail π (@JRMcGrail) November 7, 2018
Otherwise. She nearly won. A black woman. In Georgia. https://t.co/H37GrsAi15
Report: Oyster Cracker–Wise, Nation Doing Pretty Good https://t.co/gWxH0Eks3U pic.twitter.com/3GFT5j2AI9
— The Onion (@TheOnion) November 5, 2018
Maddy McFarland, a @HarvardGSAS student, studies a parasite that is so good at hiding in our bodies that it can float in our cells, undetected, for decades at a time https://t.co/1I2ScxSShr pic.twitter.com/8OOfPdBmD2
— Harvard University (@Harvard) November 1, 2018
When you order oatmeal at Bryant Corner Cafe, you get a veritable feast. With steamed milk. pic.twitter.com/NURuQokcN9
— Nancy Pearl (@Nancy_Pearl) October 31, 2018