Chapin

@NYMag please sort out your ad-loading tech. Pages constantly crashing/becoming unresponsive in Chrome because of ads struggling to load.

Lifting sanctions on Iranian oil to alleviate the economic pain caused by bombing Iran for an as yet undisclosed reason

Love when I get a notification from "phone." It needs to tell me something.

If they have a baby, Punch will have an opportunity to do the funniest thing

@ChaseMit "I hate my hamster" was a fantastic line though. She redeemed herself with that one.

I realize this is going viral because this dude is a worthless little twerp no one likes, but… the kid definitely WAS annoying? The movie was intentionally shot to feel that way? Why are people being willfully obtuse about this

Sports are very funny sometimes

The Italy story is delightful but it would be hilarious if Venezuela beat the US in the WBC final

Marty Subprime

The in memoriam was especially good. Let's do that again next year.

Did they just bleep the costume designer saying "shit" after Conan -- scripted -- said "pricks"?

Adrenaline, Cloudsurfer, Superblast... please. Running shoes should be named for how you actually feel after running. Nike Air Nauseous. Brooks Broken.

It is classically on brand for Hulu that when you open the app there is no evidence whatsoever that you can watch the Oscars on it

Between winter and spring there is a half-season commonly known as potholes that could swallow your car

If I Had Legs, I'd Kick You... delightful escapist fare, a frothy romp

@AriFleischer So Afghanistan wasn't a quagmire? What word would you use to sum up those 20+ years? Your post is a good reminder that actually the Times gets it right a lot of the time.

Today’s media cheer against the US, overstate enemy abilities, understate ours and paint a picture that the US is losing, while we’re winning. It’s more true today as they cheer against Trump in Iran. Within 10 days weeks of this 2001 NYT doozy saying our military efforts in Afghanistan were bogged down, the key city of Mazar e Sharif fell to the US and our ally the Northern Alliance, and Kabul fell days later. This story was written a mere three weeks after our counter-offensive against Al Qaeda began. But that didn’t stop the NYT from saying we were already in a quagmire. The media are doing the same thing today in Iran. From a military point of view, Operation Epic Fury has been a huge success. We don’t know yet about who will run Iran, but the press will always see America’s cup as 1/10th empty. If today’s press covered WW II, they would have written mostly about civilian casualties, friendly fire, and failed missions, downplaying the overwhelming allied victories against the Nazis.

@PatrickCoffee "This may be a controversial opinion, but the thing that takes in the most money is good for business. I like money."

Omnicom CEO John Wren on why media is the most important part of the business “Media is the closest, easiest thing to understand because it’s a financial transaction. Creativity is perishable in the environment we operate in.” cmo.cmail19.com/t/d-e-ghtkytk-…

Kharg Island? We're talking about the wrong island.

The JFK Jr. lookalike contests feel more like William Kennedy Smith lookalike contests

@_rachelbraun bless you 🙏🏻

@Chapinc I made it my life’s mission to solve this issue a few months ago, and I’ve found this dental floss to be the winner.

They should invent a dental floss that doesn't disintegrate on contact with teeth.