Lynn Heraty

Ever since I learned I was having a girl, I've looked forward to our first daddy/ daughter dance. Now I'm looking forward to the next.

@irenejiyoon @Ianacore It does mean that at least 2 other people are being spared.

@Ianacore Wait… i love seeing billy and courtney together.

💬 Courtney Love praises Lana Del Rey on ‘The Magnificent Others with Billy Corgan’ 💛 “She put me in her house in Malibu for a year rent free like, what the hell? Also, she was really great at helping me get out of town, I needed to get out of LA. I had bad people around me so, she could play these f*cking guys that were really harming my life. She’s a fantastic girl. She’s a real friend y’know? She’s done things for me that nobody’s ever done in our business, particularly another woman.”

@freddydoubles As God is my witness, I remember watching this live and saying, "ok, how are they gonna let him stand there and not hit the ball?"

Hit the fuckin ball Nick

@SHistorians He ain't lying

Nick Faldo’s judgement on Tiger Woods: Quotes from the Telegram article by James Corrigan. Sir Nick Faldo: “Tiger Woods should not be welcomed back with open arms.” The Englishman also believes that the 15-time major-winner should not be “welcomed back [to the sport] with open arms”. Faldo is perturbed by the manner in which golf’s authorities responded – Augusta National sent out a similarly fawning statement after revealing Woods had withdrawn from next week’s Masters. The Englishman is concerned that, as in his previous scandals, the incident will ultimately be brushed under the carpet. The Tour will look after him, as they always have done. But then you’ve got Jack [Nicklaus] saying it has tarnished the entire sport. There has to be some accountability. Forget about golf. We are not meant to be on the streets with two pills in our pocket.” Faldo believes there should also be some sort of recrimination from within the sport. “Our sport is based on discipline. You rule yourself, you police yourself. I would have thought the PGA Tour – behind closed doors – must be very disappointed that they pay Tiger tens of millions to be on the course and off the course with this business role he has got [as chairman of the player-driven Future Competitions Committee]. “He has only finished nine tournaments in the last five years, yet they feel he is the future on the golf course and the future in the decision-making and they must say… ‘oh boy, what do we get out of that?’ In the normal walk of life, there would be some accountability.”

Carrying cash is dying art form. A nearly retired warlock spell that can be used to mold the world like clay. Apple wallet has atrophied this skill in many of us. Zing the barista a $5 instead of paying the corporate regime $7. Park in an illegal spot because you tossed the guard a $10. Hold a $2 bill to impress the young folk. Bring back physical cash. If not for ulilty, than to have a cool looking money clip.

@NUCLRGOLF Golf has to be really hard for him because there is no ref or teammate to blame when he underperforms.

🏌️👑 LeBron James’ swing is ______.

@EylonALevy @goddek Oh, folks have taken note, don't worry.

@goddek Let that be a warning to anyone thinking of abducting our citizens as sex slaves then waging a guerrilla war from tunnels under hospitals.

Iran is firing ballistic missiles either with 500kg warheads or cluster submunitions at Israeli residential areas, and the whole world is treating that as totally normal.

Iran wants to bomb Palantir and I'm supposed to be mad that they would destroy the company that is planning total surveillance of every aspect of our lives? Wild.

@DoeJumars Because it was always a shtick. Cambel got it to catch on, and took it farther that I thought, but it was always just a shtick and those have quick expiration dates.

I said this a few times over the last 12 months but this whole Lions Culture and Grit stuff sure is coming apart, quick..

@Ropespinner2 @wingsdelightt It's real

@wingsdelightt This is bullshit. Not real.

4. Don’t ever do it again.

Israel officials share a drink in celebration of the passing of the execution law.

"Our greatest ally in the region."

@BrickCenter_ You see the fear in his eyes, because he's knows it's all a sham, and they can take his livelihood whenever they want.

SGA COULDN'T BELIEVE he was finally called for a push off 😭

@TheChiefNerd It's not that confusing or deep. He's paid to say this. They're paid to interview him, so he can say this, which he is paid to say. It's literally propaganda. Now data centers are an incredible opportunity for high paying jobs, instead of the PR nightmare that they currently are.

Mike Rowe says young data center electricians are making upwards of $260,000/year, with no college debt 🤯

Let Monday's market manipulation begin...

@awfulannouncing Did they every call out McCutchen? Twice I saw Miguel Cabrera hit a worm burner thru the box and cruise into 2nd base with a stand up double.

Pirates broadcasters share their concern about Oneil Cruz's "lackadaisical" effort on Sunday.

@dlee4three No & it's not really close.

In my heart I’m not much of a Tim Duncan “hater” but I couldn’t pass up an opportunity to spread the gospel Here’s a snippet of my argument for Kevin Garnett’s case as the best power forward in NBA history

@Megatron_ron Tomahawk missiles are equipped with cameras, and the US Senate has viewed footage from the strike. After the first missile hit the school's playground, the children ran to the prayer rooms. Two more missiles were then fired at the prayer room where 168 children had gathered.

General William Westmoreland, the American commander in Vietnam, said that Asians do not value human life the way Westerners do. He said this to explain why Vietnamese soldiers kept fighting despite losses that would have broken Western armies. He did not say: perhaps they are fighting for something worth dying for. He did not say: perhaps our intelligence about their will to fight was wrong. He did not say: perhaps we have fundamentally misunderstood this enemy. He said: they don't value life. This is what happens when an army built on the premise of its own civilizational superiority meets a people who simply refuse to accept that premise. The army cannot update its model. It cannot say "we were wrong about who these people are." So it invents a theory where the enemy's resistance is not a sign of strength but a sign of deficiency. They keep fighting because life is cheap to them. Not because their cause is just. Not because they are brave. Because they are less than us. Westmoreland ran the war for years on this theory. He lost. The Vietnamese people, who apparently did not value life, built a country that is alive and growing and free. Westmoreland died in 2005. The people he could not understand are still here. So is the theory.

oh you don't like The B-52s? keep that shit to yourself that's high key embarrassing