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psm

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perhaps you’d feel more comfortable talking to snappy the alligator?

 male. melbourne.
Joined February 2009
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City Journal (@CityJournal) profile pictureCity Journal
@CityJournalNov 5
Robert Maury killed a woman by strangling her with a nylon clothesline, strangled and killed another two women, and brutally raped a fourth before he was caught by authorities. He's now using a taxpayer-funded digital tablet to watch pornography in a California state prison. city-journal.org/article/dea…
Watching Porn on California’s Death Row

Watching Porn on California’s Death Row

Under Gavin Newsom, state prisoners are turning taxpayer-funded tablets into personal sex machines.

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an easy touch. government needs more geezers who can spot a dodge coming. #westmnster
Quentin Letts (@thequentinletts) profile pictureQuentin Letts@thequentinlettsNov 3
The political genius of our foreign secretary at work again.
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Vidal’s American historical novels were often entertaining though rarely instructive. I doubt JFK had to work very hard to persuade him to lie.
Richard Brookhiser (@RBrookhiser) profile pictureRichard Brookhiser@RBrookhiserOct 25
Interesting but always take Vidal’s memories with a grain of salt.
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Drama about the deep and quiet pain of everyday life used to be everywhere on television. Not so much now. I miss it.
John Pitchford🌹💙 (@Johnnypapa64) profile pictureJohn Pitchford🌹💙@Johnnypapa64Oct 25
Some fine acting from Jean Alexander & Bernard Youens in Coronation Street (1976)
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Headlines from 1793
Valerie Stivers (@valerie_reads) profile pictureValerie Stivers
@valerie_readsOct 24
"France functions for America’s various conservative factions as a kind of crystal ball." @SohrabAhmari @unherd. unherd.com/2026/10/france-an…
France and the future of the American Right

France and the future of the American Right

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please return this property to hank azaria, its rightful owner.
DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) profile pictureDiscussingFilm
@DiscussingFilmOct 19
Apu's new voice has been revealed. It is the first time the character has spoke in almost a decade.
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On this day in 1856, Prime Minister Lord Palmerston died.
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#nowwatching Celeste Holm flirts for the common good. silverscreenings.org/2026/10…
Flirting for the Common Good

Flirting for the Common Good

Three saintly, but inept, gold diggers. Image: IMDb Flirtatious people in movies often get a bad rap, but sometimes these folks can right social wrongs. Look at Three Little Girls in Blue (1946), a…

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taking back the holy land would be an excellent place to start.
Providence Magazine (@ProvMagazine) profile pictureProvidence Magazine
@ProvMagazineOct 16
Replying to @wrmead
@wrmead speaks at Providence’s 2026 Christianity & National conference on how Christians should, and should not, approach foreign policy
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#OnThisDay in 1922, Eliot’s literary journal, The Criterion, was born. The first number featured contributions by Dostoevsky, May Sinclair and the editor himself, with ‘The Waste Land’. Read this first number: bit.ly/4hOSm8A #tseliot #thecriterion #thewasteland
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the #augusthanning case might be the ultimate expression of germany’s misbegotten #ostpolitik policy.
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32 years of BORT. “Itchy and Scratchy Land” first aired October 2, 1994.
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#NowWatching Gloria Swanson discover there's no such thing as a free lunch: Manhandled (1922) silverscreenings.org/2026/09…
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The Church of England has plenty to say about the slave trade, which Britain banned about 200 years ago. But this, apparently, is fine... 🤷‍♀️
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Monday with a British Theatre Troupe: Curtain Up (1952) #BritishComedy silverscreenings.org/2026/09…
Monday at the Theatre: Curtain Up (1952)

Monday at the Theatre: Curtain Up (1952)

The perils of rehearsal. Image: IMDb Have you ever acted in community or professional theatre? We (yours truly) have never done so due to a lack of talent. Plus, we can’t be bothered memorizing lin…

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Replying to @East_Cheam_Lad
“I can only tolerate Bartok and Weber” “Well, that’s all right, sing a couple of their songs, the lads won’t mind.” If I ever get to use this comeback, my life will be complete.
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The October issue has arrived. Find inside: Julius Caesar, Jason Arday, Nolan’s “Odyssey,” the New-York Historical Society, Yuja Wang & more. newcriterion.com/issues/octo…
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A bishop visited a rural church and found congregants wishing to complain about slavery reparations and Oversight Ministry. He dodged then by making extensive examination of the chancel fittings. Then fled, muttering about 'Bufton Tuftons'. Episcopal rattiness is rising.
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Corporate greed never looked so pleased with itself. Stream The Simpsons on Disney+ & Hulu.
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What to do whilst awaiting an execution? Midnight (1934) examines the different points of view. #CapitalPunishment silverscreenings.org/2026/09…
Things to do While Awaiting an Execution

Things to do While Awaiting an Execution

Sidney Fox (right) with boyfriend, Humphrey Bogart. Image IMDb One of the most awkward social occasions is what to do whilst awaiting an execution. There are the women who knit, as Charles Dickens …

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