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When did New York Times Pitchbot take over Jonathan Swan's Twitter account? "Whether it's a podcast from Tucker Carlson's kitchen, or a speech at the RNC, nothing evokes stronger imagery of Joe Biden at a diner in Michigan."

Becoming increasingly difficult to take this show seriously. The writers really need to wrap it up.

@PanickedFoodie Science Technology Engineering Mathematics

neurology, because the pain from vascular conditions looks like neuropathic pain, and both sides were affected. This is why I don't think medicine should be included in STEM, because for a lot of doctors, but not all, if you do not have a classic textbook case,

Exactly this. I was circling the drain for years, between neurology, vascular, rheumatology, and neurosurgeons. It was exhausting. It wasn't until I finally self-diagnosed, that we could narrow it down. And even then, people still kept trying to send me back to

@NuNu7194 @emilykmay Two of my dad's aunts worked in a steel mill during WW2.

Women did enter the workforce in large numbers during WWII, but to say they kept critical infrastructure going is feminist garbage. They did jobs like factory work, assembly lines, driving trucks, and running machinery. But that’s not really heavy lifting. Children could do a lot of that. The real back-breaking work like coal mining (literally powering the war), logging oil fields and refineries, heavy construction and steel mills, and railroad maintenance was still done by men. Many men were deferred from the draft specifically to keep this critical infrastructure going.Women helped where they could, but biology and reality didn’t magically change for a few years. Pretending they carried the backbone of the war effort is revisionist nonsense and absurd.

if men stopped doing all the heavy duty, necessary, dirty jobs that make the world run...women would do them. we already know this, it happened in WWII. if women stopped doing the thankless, routine care work that makes the world go round, vulnerable people would be neglected.

@seraphel_ @graceyldn I do this, and if they persist, I tell them I'm not going to donate, and don't want to waste their time reading me their script.

@graceyldn Its honestly better to just ignore all social instincts and leave without speaking to them, I promise its kinder than wasting their time listening to their script if you can't/won't donate.

What’s the equivalent of “I have a boyfriend” to those charity muggers that hang around train stations or town centres?

@BenSasse I think it's the kind of cocaine sniffed off of toilet seats.

what kind of cocaine is good for cancer?

executive dysfunction straight up just feels like this

@RedDrdRdmptn @RichardHanania Apparently this makes you a lesbian? richardhanania.com/p/stop-trying-…

@RichardHanania I'm a heterosexual man who is attracted to adult human women. What other forms of heterosexual attraction are there?

The New York Times pushing the only form of attraction heterosexual men are allowed to have anymore.

@proctormarwood @chrisbrunet Wait. What?

@chrisbrunet Wtf youre not joking

elderly man: I love my wife Richard Hanania: This is offensive to pedophiles, for whom I have deep sympathy

DO NOT GO TO THE VEGAS AIRPORT CHIROPRACTOR

@AbakpaJob The answer is to just not check your email.

How do I teach my body that my fight or flight response is supposed to be for life or death situations, not answering an email

@JulianMalins @KeruboSk This reminds me of the thing about figuring out how many handshakes one is from Hitler.

I am 75. All my grandparents were born in the 19th century and I conversed with all of them. Better than that, I shook hands with an old man (the Latin teacher at my first boarding school) in around 1958/9 whose grandfather (with whom the teacher had shaken hands as a little boy) had shaken hands with Napoleon. It was something of a craze among little boys in the 1950’s to seek out old men: ask them who had been the most famous person with whom they had ever shaken hands and (assuming there was somebody worthy) then shake hands with them to add to your collection. More fun than train spotting and more practicable than autograph hunting.

Just out of curiosity… who out there has actually talked to someone born in the 1800s during their lifetime?

@DrSarahAxelrath I'm Gen X and own one, but I only use the black and white cartridge, and have the default set to print in draft mode to save ink.

Is refusing to own a printer a millennial thing? Gen X? Gen Z? Do you guys own printers? Cause I don’t, and neither does anyone I know 🤣

ADHD傾向がある人が「ずっと夜更かしをしている」のは、明日が来てほしくないからです。どんなに楽しい夜でも、眠ってしまえば朝が来ます。朝がやって来れば、また嫌なことが待っています。締め切り、約束、やり残した仕事やトラブル。自分が先送りにしてきたすべてのものが、朝になった瞬間にどっと押し寄せてきます。 だから眠れないし、眠りません。夜のうちは、まだ「今日」です。眠らない限り、明日は来ない。その感覚を最後の砦にして、ひたすら夜を引き伸ばし続けます。 社会に対する最大の抵抗が「夜更かし」です。 私です。

@Charlygotyou I don't know that it's a hyper fixation thing for me. It's more that once I come up with an idea of something that tastes good, it's just easier to stick with it for awhile rather than working to come up with a different idea.

adults wit adhd, do y’all still hyper-fixate on food? i’ve eaten the same thing everyday for almost 2 weeks.

They should change the name to "Strait of Schrödinger". It's both open and closed at the same time.

@orsobjp @omgsidewalks That what this person is trying to do.

@omgsidewalks Simple. Find some men that have survived a similar rock bottom. They will tell you exactly how they made it out. Do the things they did. I am a two time rock bottom survivor, I survived by doing this exactly both times. Don’t quit.

To any who survived rock bottom… what’s one piece of advice you’d give to someone who feels like giving up right now?

it doesn’t have to get done, it just has to be perfect. - the ADHD proverb

@TenfoldMyLife @JoshuaLisec Did we have the same grandma?

My grandmother had her cleaning lady for decades. As my grandmother aged the cleaning lady stopped cleaning & started sitting with her, as they drank coffee and ate pastries, and chatted for 3 hours. My dad was upset because her house wasn't getting cleaned. My mom said it was the best money they could've spent because it made my grandma so happy each week.

Everything about this should be studied.

@KeruboSk Vintage Postcards! It started as a manageable hobby requiring limited space, and easily contained by a box. Now I have joined 4 postcard sending websites, purchased tons of new postcards, and even obtained some tourist cards from places I've never been.

So, ADHD crew… what are you collecting these days?