Steve Singleton

@janecoaston Come on now, the Wesley bros had so many bangers and of course there’s this from Straight Outta Wittenburg

This is as close as Protestantism has ever gotten to an actual series of bars.

@pmarca I wish I had time today to make Don Draper presentation memes somebody please help

@BongiWaAtchar Find you a man who accepts you being fully yourself, doesn't expect you to perform and be put together all the time, and gives you breaks and space to be messy, tired, or off

I think a lot of women struggle mentally when they live with a man because home stops feeling like a place to relax. Instead of being a space where you can fully be yourself, it becomes another place where you still have to “perform” and be put together all the time. There’s no break, no space to just be messy, tired, or off.

@titansfilmroom @_BlakeTucker @TheZachLyons @garyhumphrey11 Yes exactly. I don't think I've seen anyone try it but a more interesting analysis would be seeing which positions were correlated with their side of the ball improving its statistical ranking (yards, scoring, whatever) vs the pre-draft year. Even then correlation /= causation

this is an argument i've been making on our podcast because to me it's disingenuous. Not necessarily intentionally but just because so few teams actually win the super bowl that you could highlight any position drafted in the top 5 and conclude, "drafting this position doesn't lead to a super bowl" lol

Every time I read something about Jeremiyah Love from either Draft media members or anonymous execs/coaches/scouts, they call him either the best player or one of 2-3 best players in this draft And #Titans fans/media don't want that

@_BlakeTucker @TheZachLyons @titansfilmroom @garyhumphrey11 I don't know why everyone doesn't just draft the next Brady or Mahomes

@SteveDSingleton @TheZachLyons @titansfilmroom @garyhumphrey11 Which is why the “pearl clutching” about roster building is overblown. How do you win a superbowl? Find a QB, get good around them, get lucky.

@_BlakeTucker @TheZachLyons @titansfilmroom @garyhumphrey11 Is this about players and positional value or about the types of franchises that draft in the top 5? How many top 5 picks did NE, KC, have in this period? Winning the Super Bowl with **any** player is exceptionally rare

@TheZachLyons @titansfilmroom @garyhumphrey11 I keep coming back to this. We talk about positional value and all that in the top 5. Turns out winning a Super Bowl with your top 5 player is exceptionally rare.

@BridgetPhetasy @maggiemoda I would never want to play you in “two truths and a lie”

@maggiemoda I have a long hilarious story about how shite Pitchfork is but this is an actual correction on their Life of Pablo review. pitchfork.com/reviews/albums…

Blatantly biased reviews will tank Pitchfork, not Kanye.

@DanielGPT2022 @claudeai Don't forget Claude Code VS Code extension

@claudeai Someone to explain to me why the CLI is superior to Claude Code Desktop or is it really? Also, I think people are a bit confused by the existence of so many interfaces that more or less do the same thing: Claude Code Desktop, Claude Cowork, Claude Code CLI. They should be unified

Computer use is now in Claude Code. Claude can open your apps, click through your UI, and test what it built, right from the CLI. Now in research preview on Pro and Max plans.

@TyDunne @BobMcGinn Chase was sub-4.4 but . . .

Fascinating back 'n forth from scouts to @BobMcGinn on the No. 1 WR in this class: Ohio State's Carnell Tate. Here's one scout's take: “Not overly explosive but a smooth-moving dude. Great hands. I had him at 4.5. All the best receivers are 4.5. Jaxon Smith-Njigba is 4.52. Puka Nacua is 4.6. Davante Adams (4.55). Who’s the last 4.3 that’s a great receiver? Tyreek Hill? It’s amazing. We make such a big deal out of 40 times with receivers but then just go down the list of great receivers. None of them ran 4.4, 4.3." Part 1 of Bob's 42nd annual is live here for Go Long subscribers: golongtd.com/p/part-1-wr-wh…

@JonahDispatch "Quadruple amputee competitive corn hole player bites dog," now that's news

I often try to explain to people that media bias isn't all ideological. The media is also biased towards bad news, stories about the media itself, sex, violence, money, etc. The fact that a quadruple amputee competitive corn hole player murdered someone is an example of another kind of bias: unusual stories that people like talking about. There is nothing inherently wrong with this bias. My only point is that biases we like are rarely identified as a bias. We just call it news judgment or editorial judgement, if we call it anything at all. nytimes.com/athletic/71421…

@sama Context-gavaging (from the foie gras technique)

I would like a single word for this phrase: "throw it into the maw with every bit of context I can think of".

@conor64 @katrosenfield

Apt @katrosenfield observation: "Some people will gravitate like moths to the flame of whatever ideology gives them cover to indulge in socially sanctioned cruelty under the auspices of moral correctness, and it will never matter very much to them what that ideology is."

@robkhenderson New way to status signal just dropped ("Here are 'guidelines' so you know I understand the norm of pretending to be unconcerned with status, while I simultaneously signal my status as one who knows many elites")

Got invited to a dinner in NY. Organizer sent out participant guidelines, one is "Avoid status signaling. Everyone at [redacted] is highly accomplished. Only share those aspects of your bio that are most relevant to the conversation or to people getting to know you." Does this mean I'm allowed to mention my blue check on X dot com or no

@WH1TEBI7ON en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_a…

@WH1TEBI7ON If these are “all-time” rankings are we really just gonna pretend the first 20 years of the Bucs didn’t happen? I was there and won’t have my childhood trauma erased

NFL all time franchise rankings

@default_friend Oh absolutely- nobody knows how to status max harder than suburban moms. Even the kids themselves are potential status vectors

Counter point: the suburbs are a better place to status-max than the city … 🌌

@mrjoebert @TXzachTX @Douglovesbeef St Pete Native, can confirm youtu.be/wqE4fpeSDZM?si…

@TXzachTX @Douglovesbeef Go to Ted Peter's in St. Petersburg and get some smoked mullet spread.

Mullet - I’m told they eat these in Florida

@BritHugoboom Maybe for once the sociological immune response will get activated in time to contain the stupidity, depravity, and selfishness of a leftist idea

I’ve noticed an uptick of polygamy articles from the mainstream media while simultaneously more liberal girls joining in with conservatives to speak out against it. Romance is back. We don’t want this trash anymore.

@johndyer Just found @inimitablepgw, great account for more in this same vein

"He's one of those Christians who, if they met Jesus, would say, 'The book was better.'" — me, thinking up niche insults

@JennMGreenberg I see your point and can see how this would hit you that way given the issues you are passionate about

@SteveDSingleton I agree that some of her words are correct … but she also seems to be fetishizing service, which is what I’m reacting to.

Firstly, she compares wives to waiters. Secondly she’s clearly dressed and posing in such a way as to attract a male audience. Christian men should be smarter than this.