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15 years since I was asked by @Telegraph to write a photo caption for a royal kiss and decided to go with something completely different that happened that day
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There's a common misconception that Brutalist buildings were unpainted, but thanks to microscopic analysis of the exteriors we can now recreate what they looked like in their prime.
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Imagining explaining to the Founding Fathers that the president imposed tariffs without an act of Congress and then removed them at the request of the King of England
Christian Datoc@TocRadio
NEW: Trump dropping all tariffs on Scottish whiskey in honor of King Charles
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The House passed FISA Section 702 renewal yesterday. I voted NO.
This was a Uni-Party vote in favor of unchecked government surveillance without adequate warrants or accountability.
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is there a word for when someone uses a lot of words to describe something but you still don't understand what they're talking about when they're done?
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This is extremely funny to do to the quite elderly avatar of White Anglo-Saxon Protestantism
Ben Swann@BenSwann_
During his meeting with King Charles, Trump reportedly showed a dead wasp he had found to the King: "Isn’t that interesting?"
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If you say that something is fake, a false flag, a setup, a hoax, a psyop, or staged before you have gathered any evidence and had a chance to analyze it, you’re radicalized, and that radicalization is impacting your ability to assess reality.
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*Traces Of Texas Tech*
Willie Nelson in a late 80s Texas Tech jersey during his 1988 concert at Jones Stadium.
The performance was a special benefit show to raise scholarship funds for Texas Tech football.
Nelson would return to Jones AT&T Stadium in 2009 with Bob Dylan and John Mellencamp for “The Bob Dylan Show.” That night marked the first concert at the stadium since his 1988 appearance — and the last one until George Strait took the stage in 2026.
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Because profanity is *part of* that magnificent language.
The Ways of A Gentleman@Gentleman_Ways
“Profanity is the parlance of the fool. Why curse when there is such a magnificent language with which to discourse?" -Theodore Roosevelt
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Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47
.@POTUS on Spirit Airlines: "I think we just buy it. We'd be getting it virtually debt-free. They have some good aircraft, good assets — and when the price of oil goes down, we'll sell it for a profit. I'd love to be able to save those jobs... I like having a lot of airlines so it's competitive."
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Get this man elected to Congress NOW
About Music@AboutMusicYT
William Shakespeare turns 462 years old.
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If only there were a term for getting so unexpectedly hit with devastating information
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@HeroineRipley @TripperDay @JonahDispatch @Rory_Johnston Your conclusion “my GR didn’t bite your kid” rests on a premise “GR don’t bite kids” you gave no proof for and contains your conclusion. Looks like you’ve got it to me!
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@HeroineRipley @TripperDay @JonahDispatch @Rory_Johnston Question is maybe another bad translation. Maybe “begs the listener to accept the principle premise” would be better. But yes, your example is a perfect example of “begging the question” or “petitio principii.”
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Lotta people seem to think the US blockade is a strategic masterstroke sure to end the war.
Which begs the question: why wait 6 weeks to impose one?
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@HeroineRipley @TripperDay @JonahDispatch @Rory_Johnston You’re begging/asking your listener to assume your premise.
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@HeroineRipley @TripperDay @JonahDispatch @Rory_Johnston So if I said, “My explanation was perfect, because I only give perfect explanations,” this would be an example of begging the question. It’s basically just another way to say “circular reasoning.” “Begging” is a clumsy translation of “petitio.” Latin: “petitio principi”
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