Disintegrator
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@Disintegrator @kauljade I think this depends entirely on what kind of book we're talking about. If it's non-fiction and you're only interested in specific parts of what the book is covering, I can understand wanting to skim some parts, but if it's a proper narrative? I feel like you shouldn't skim read.
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@SeahawkNerd I really expected tank Lawrence to be top right
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Ppl love to say “everyone assumes” before saying something no one assumes
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3. Seattle 🤣
I forgot here in Seattle they think Ezell’s Chicken is life changing.
Raul Bennington@black_42
Best food scene in America 1. Chicago 2. New York (wants to be Chicago so bad) 3. Seattle (sneaky good all over) 4. LA (a lot of over the top nonsense) 5. New Orleans (literally no variation)
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@NateSilver538 we're very clearly into the 'what the fuck are we doing here' phase
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We're used to Trump-related polling movement being very glacial, but the war with Iran is *rapidly* getting more unpopular.
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@daisyxbfish just because you 'get to' do something doesnt make it not weird
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@Disintegrator Ur not gonna make me feel weird for doing a very normal thing on twitter and expressing my opinion. If u get to say something in the replies i get to respond to it, it’s a public platform and so is ur original tweet. If u can’t handle that then go private ig idk
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You skim parts of books you claim to have read?? Who does that
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@kauljade depends on the book and your reading style. once people realize that youre not going to be tested on the book and its totally okay to skim over parts you think are boring then reading becomes much more enjoyable.
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@daisyxbfish so appalling that you decided to weirdly call someone out on the internet about it, i guess.
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@Disintegrator There is a massive loss, imo, in not reading the text as it was written just bc parts of it aren’t as interesting or enjoyable. But you do you, I just find it utterly appalling to read a book that way.
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@zerohedge Everyone's talking about the price. Nobody's asking why the #1 AI company needs to buy credibility from tech podcasters...
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@ChicSheri @kauljade yeah i always have to rewind because i realize i have no idea whats happening.
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@Disintegrator @kauljade For me, I don’t really feel like either is faster unless I raise the speed on the audiobook. I don’t read nearly as many audiobooks as I do physical or ebooks. I agree about getting distracted… I take a break if I’m unfamiliar with a word so I can add it to my dictionary app.
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@daisyxbfish its not though. im literally focusing on the parts i enjoy, so there is no loss.
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@Disintegrator Everyone reads for themselves. I never said it was a competition and using the word “claim” doesn’t automatically denote that. It’s your loss, I guess
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@ChicSheri @kauljade its different for everyone but reading a written book is much faster for me than listening to an audiobook. the only thing that slows me down with a written book is getting distracted; in that instance the audiobook keeps going on its own and so thats faster kinda.
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Who's the main character today? What's the main topic on your timeline?
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The cancellation of which TV show are you still frustrated about?
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I have finally finished Better Call Saul, and while i absolutely love Breaking Bad and think its phenomenal television, BCS is even better and everyone who told me that was correct
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@TampaBayTre @thorku Uh, please start a podcast with Dalton.
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Hello, friends. Like too many others, today was my last day with PFF
Working in sports is awesome, but it's who you work with that makes a job a dream job. I had a dream job for the last 5yrs
Thank you to anyone and everyone who has supported us throughout the years. Love y'all
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