@DarrinVerbs This is a very, very good question, for which I have no good answer. Hah! (Wait, how much money does Dr. Dre have?)
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Tod Perry
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Tod Perry
@TodAPerry
Senior Editor at GOOD/Upworthy and host of the PR 360 and Alison and Tod: After Hours podcasts. https://t.co/r23cup5RUI
Long Beach, CA Katılım Ocak 2010
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@TodAPerry True, but what other type of billionaire would own them?
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Correct, it kinda like how Stan Kroenke eventually bought the Rams from Georgia. The anti-Las Vegas Raiders fans shoulda hoped it was a Californian that gained the first right of refusal.
Las Vegas: The Sports and Entertainment Capital@LVPROSPORTS
Davis has no intention of selling at this time. This is just planning for when the time comes.
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@MorningBrew What kind of sociopath eats white cheddar Kraft Mac 'n Cheese?
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It brings us no pleasure to report that Big Protein is at it again
Morning Brew ☕️@MorningBrew
The protein propaganda will continue until morale improves
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My band Sneaker Phone just dropped its first single, "Revolution No. 5," a journey through the mind of someone with undiagnosed ADHD trying to get to work on time. open.spotify.com/album/3oSli7UM…
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On this day in 1983, a day where every American knows where they were.
Buckwheat was shot. 😂
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Your RX for today is…
Watching The Wheels (demo) by John Lennon
This demo version destroys Paul McCartneys entire catalog all by itself.
The other day you guys voted for Paul’s solo stuff over John’s. I guess you prefer skittle ee bomp scoobedy duh over incredible introspection and honesty.
You prefer C Moon over a man baring his soul. Letting the entire world in on his inner thoughts and dreams. Even his shortcomings as a person.
You’ve all lost your minds.
And, I am aware it’s not a competition. I love them both. I am attempting to inspire conversation. It’s social media
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Stoked to learn that @SFGate used my podcast "LA's Own Marineland" as source material for a recent story on the park's history. The point of the show was to document the park's history for posterity, and it worked. sfgate.com/la/article/cal…
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@PaulHGutierrez @amygmultimedia Congrats! I wrote a few TV ads for them a while back. Including this gem. youtube.com/watch?v=Ubg3RT…
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@MattWelch Saw it last night, the sound was amazing. Tutt's drums seemed to roll through the theater like a herd of wildebeests. You can see every pore in the King's face and every bead of sweat running down his cheek. May have to go a second time before it's gone.
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I recommend seeing the Baz Luhrman Elvis concert movie in IMAX while you can.
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You say this, but at UGA it’s the frat/sorority kids that are thriving. As weird as this is there is something going right in that world. So much so they are moving into the spaces that were normally the territory of nerd countercultural types. Literally starting the cool bands and hosting the cool underground concerts. As a product of 80s counter cultural it’s hard for me to admit this. But it is what is happening.
Noam Blum@neontaster
To want to do this or be part of it is some epic loser shit.
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@nickgillespie The tariffs may be over, but I'm still going to send a 25% check to the US government whenever I buy a pound of coffee because I deserve to be taxed for supporting the import of a crop that cannot even be grown on American soil.
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Wilfully stupid misreading of today's decision or just a stupid misreading?
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry@pegobry_en
Today the Supreme Court has ruled that the American people are not allowed to effect a change of policy via the ballot box. Whatever happens next will be downstream of this
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In 1976 GEORGE HARRISON and PAUL SIMON appeared on ‘Saturday Night Live’ and performed “Here Comes The Sun” and “Homeward Bound”.
There used to exist something called ‘appointment television’ - this is a great example.
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@MattWelch @DieterRuehle Who played that awesome organ lick on the Beck track? None other than the great "Money" Mark Nishita of Beastie Boys fame.
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Heard from the USA-Latvia game the organ-tastic sounds of "Where it's at," so looked it up, and sure enough that's the great @DieterRuehle! No WAY we can lose now!
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@Steven_Hyden The Millenial malaise industrial complex still in full effect.
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“Over the past few years, I’d felt like an old young person." — me at 16.
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New York Magazine@NYMag
“Over the past few years, I’d felt like an old young person,” writes Emily Gould, who turned 44 in October. “The feeling seems pretty common in my generation. It’s been much more difficult for older millennials and cusp X-ers to attain the career status our parents had at our ages. Many live without a financial safety net, keeping us young in the ‘furniture from the street’ way. It’s also possible, though expensive, for us to appear far younger than our parents did at our ages via Botox, fillers, and those red-light LED masks that make you look like a scary robot.” And, she says, “The world doesn’t really treat us like old people anymore.” But Gould knew she was still heading for an aging milestone: the cliff. Last August, Stanford University published a widely-discussed “nonlinear aging” study, seeming to confirm something that, as Gould writes, “we already sort of knew.” “There are certain years in life when aging hits us hard and moves us forward at hyperspeed.” Forty-four was the first of those years. Sixty was the next. Dr. Michael Snyder, the study’s senior author, told Gould that he believes these aging cliffs might be mutable—that people might be able to delay them or improve their outcomes, though the data does not yet support this. His take fits comfortably with the orthodoxy of our time: that our health is adaptable, that everything is possible if we look, if we research, if we try. Aging is widely understood in our culture as a problem to be solved, not a natural and inescapable bodily process. But can we truly outrun what’s coming? Gould reports on the new aging cliffs — and whether or not we can, or should, fight to delay them: nymag.visitlink.me/TCh7Qw
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@nickgillespie You gotta hand it to him, he's really leaning hard into the whole cartoonish dictator thing in his second term. Thank god he doesn't have a taste for brutalist architecture.
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