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Weston Sherrer, EOW 05/26/2025
"He was your icon, he was my friend."
Rest easy, brother.
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Imagine being a Sears appliance salesmen with a coke habit in the '80s when this song comes out.
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3 possible outcomes:
@Brewers first title ever.
@RaysBaseball first title ever.
@CleGuardians first title since 1948.
We’re about to witness @MLB history.
@MLBNetwork
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🚨 BRAKING 🚨
There’s a lot of misinformation floating around about what is an attorney and what is a lawyer. So I will set the record straight
Lawyer - includes anyone who has been enrolled in an accredited law school
Attorney - someone who has passed the bar but isn’t yet licensed
Hence, a lawyer need not have passed or even taken the bar. This makes Press Secretary Zacchaeus a qualified lawyer
And before some random clown starts questioning me, know I’m a licensed notary public, so I literally make the law.
Countries siding with Ukraine are very different from those siding with Russia. They're richer, freer, and more developed, with a freer press, higher test scores, higher IQs, more equality for women, more Christians, and fewer Muslims:
Not an AES fan but this is funny
Meanwhile, here’s @stoolpresidente committing an act of athletic terrorism.
Less pizza, more gym, habibi.
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I ordered some spaghetti with marinara sauce, and I got egg noodles and ketchup.
Hill issue.
The proper response to this is Operation Wrath of God II.
Tucker Carlson literally got Mogged!
I have been trying to work out why the Carlson—Rees-Mogg interview is going viral. I think it’s because because it represents the moment when traditional conservatism, defined by courtesy, self-restraint and truth, visibly overcomes the feverish, conspiracist and bellicose post-liberal Right.
Sir @Jacob_Rees_Mogg was the perfect instrument of destruction. He is a man of unquestioned sincerity, intellect and courtliness. He was one of only two Ali G interviewees to emerge with his reputation enhanced, the other being Tony Benn, and for the same reason: utter sincerity. With Tucker, as with the brilliant Baron-Cohen, he bats away feverish, crackpot claims in a calm, measured and devastatingly gracious way.
What ended McCarthyism was the dignified put down delivered by the Army’s lawyer, Joseph Welch, on live TV in June 1954: “Senator, you have done enough. Have you no sense of decency?” Joe McCarthy died three years later at the age of 48, broken and disgraced.
As Welch to McCarthy, so Mogg to Tucker.


































