Michael Larson
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Of course. But to be fair, I think a lettuce will at this point.
Rick Wilson@TheRickWilson
The Catholic Church will outlast MAGA, and then some.
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Always remember to proofread your automatically generated transcripts.
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@MarcACaputo Boogaloo was a dance in the 60s. Knew a guy nicknamed Boogaloo.
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Breakin’, released just 5 years after the Iranian Revolution
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The peace talks should include a LEGO video propaganda competition, kinda like those old breakdancing competitions of yore
Ken Dilanian@KDilanianMSNOW
The State Department used to have a thing called the Global Engagement Center, which was designed to counter this kind of foreign propaganda. Trump and Rubio got rid of it.
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@JoshuaLWatson I have heard the expression "As bald as Hobbes". Must have been a different Hobbes. I imagine Leibniz wrote him a letter asking how he got his hair that way.
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gonna stand on the street corner and read passages from hobbes' "leviathan" aloud
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@JoshuaLWatson I am reading that now! But not aloud. My copy has all the old-fashioned spellings too. He did not like those schoolmen, did he?
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@JoshuaLWatson Filling the devil expert void.
Just remember, always tip your exorcist. Otherwise you might get re-possessed
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@JoshuaLWatson If not for George Harrison we would not have "Something" rather than nothing
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i can't stop listening to "if not for you" by george harrison
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@JoshuaLWatson That may be your own natural recollection cycle. See what happens next month
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keep me in your thoughts
it's been a month since i've recollected a form
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@JoshuaLWatson To refute a joke is to waste the vital energy that could have been used to create another joke.
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@JoshuaLWatson Try not to think of the words "huckleberry friend" while you're working on it
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i guess i need to actually do something if i'm going to learn "moon river" on guitar
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@JoshuaLWatson I suspect they are dancing in place and vibrating with joy, knowing they are in the best world
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even if you believe things move, you have to admit it is kind of surprising that they do
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European KitKat should be worth gold.
The Spectator Index@spectatorindex
EUROPE: 12 tonnes of KitKat and the truck transporting them were stolen while in transit from central Italy on the way to Poland.
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If only the war people had read Br'er Rabbit and the Tar Baby
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@RepJackKimble Who knows, this could be a turning point in your life. Or not
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@RepJackKimble Mea culpa sir. I must confess that I, at first, was one of the doubters. As we, world-famous opera stars say, 'Coraggio'!
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13 years ago I wrote Profiles in Courageousness. My dad started the Courageousness Foundation and the following year gave me The Courageousness Medal. At the time, everybody thought it was satire. I believe I am owed many apologies
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“We must fight —to run away!”
—Capt. Jack Sparrow
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Aaron Rupar@atrupar
Bessent: "Sometimes you have to escalate to deescalate"
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@JoshuaLWatson Perhaps it's ironic that those very people who believe it really happened do not read Hume
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@mlarsonkeywest Lots of people think the miracles in the Bible actually happened. Hume is trying to show that the testimony in favor of those miracles isn't sufficiently credible.
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Michael Jacovides argues that some of Hume's reasoning about miracles (see below) "only makes sense in the context of eighteenth-century sectarianism" in which Hume's assumed readers are Protestants who reject Jansenist miracles out of hand.
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