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Advanced Persistent Regret
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The Slow Zone เข้าร่วม Ocak 2009
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@Noahpinion He is significantly less awful. But he's a rank incompetent and behaves like a dry drunk.
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It's sad because I instinctively like Hegseth; I feel like he's significantly less awful than most of the other people in the Trump administration. But he's just grossly incompetent, he can't do his job.
Laura Rozen@lrozen
🚨 NPR reports that it has learned that the White House has begun the search for a new Secretary of Defense.
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Can’t stop watching.. 😂 twitter.com/buitengebieden…
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@jules_su Is a nobody like me allowed to say you're cisgender?
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Russian disinformation campaign takes aim at Paris Olympics, Microsoft says reuters.com/technology/rus…
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The boys at Storm-1679
nytimes.com/2024/06/03/us/…
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@AGoldmund Not interested until we get to Mr. Queef
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@brianbeutler The problem with polls is that people are idiots
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@GOPJosh20 Why does the one kid have rug burn on his cheeks?
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David Simon delivers the last word
David Simon@AoDespair
Time for bed and I've wasted a day arguing with seemingly every useless, part-of-the-problem, I-know-half-of-this-story shitmonger on this hellscape of a platform, and by that I mean every mook who thinks you can rationalize the barbarism of Hamas, or every scrote who thinks...
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@PalmerReport I kind of agree with your general drift but Aaron Sorkin gives me hives
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It's good to see Matthew Perry's short lived "Studio 60" finally getting its due today. Shouldn't have taken such tragic circumstances.
I remember writing in 2007 that Studio 60's cancelation after just one season was the end of network television as we knew it. If peak Matthew Perry and peak Aaron Sorkin weren't going to be given more than one season to overcome middling ratings, then no quality show on network television would ever again be given time to find its audience, and it would be all lowbrow crap and reality shows from there on out.
Sixteen years later, that's pretty much what's happened. But remember, streaming mostly didn't exist back in 2007. Network television was already in a self induced downward spiral of low budget shows aimed at chasing instant ratings back then, long before streaming became mainstream and forced the issue.
Anyway, the first and only season of Studio 60 was flawed but uniquely compelling. To my mind it was Matthew Perry's best work (some people are just born to deliver Sorkin dialogue). The chemistry between Perry and Bradley Whitford was off the charts. It was also Amana Peet's best work. And DL Hughley's best work. No offense to anything else they've all been in. And you could just tell Sarah Paulson was going to be a star.
The kicker is that not even a decade earlier, the first season of Sorkin's West Wing was also flawed, and also had middling ratings, yet it was given time to find its audience and became a lasting hit. Imagine if it had been canceled after just one season. Then we'd never have gotten to see Matthew Perry's incredible recurring run in West Wing season four.
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@jakeshieldsajj @netanyahu He's actually apologizing for not calling for genocide harder
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@netanyahu Calling for a complete genocide of Palestineans wasn't as popular as you anticipated
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