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Lee Mallette retweeted
NYT on a roll this week with the journalism!
I'm old enough to remember when this was a "debunked rightwing conspiracy" btw.
BREAKING via NYT: In 2016, the Obama administration investigated Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and found “some evidence that Ms. Omar had entered into a sham marriage with a man suspected of being her brother”, but the case and potential felony charges stalled because of a 5 year statute of limitations.
nytimes.com/2026/10/29/us/im…
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Liberty Park retail property sells for nearly $10M bizjournals.com/birmingham/n…
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Yes, I've been thinking that the Bend shooting turned into the graboids' worst nightmare, and it keeps getting more so as people process it.
Oregon has an A- rating from Giffords. That means its laws were already doing almost everything that the graboids claim should prevent mass shootings. But obviously didn't.
Giamfranco is soft spoken, articulate, and photogenic. There's no dismissing him as a scary redneck. And he's not a veteran or a hunter or anything, just an ordinary family guy who stepped up.
He popped the bad guy with surgical precision. He didn't hit a bystander, and he didn't get shot himself either by the bad guy or the cops. Of course this is usually the way it goes, but most people who aren't gun-culture themselves don't know that.
The obvious questions is raises are: if gun control didn't work in Bend, why would it work anywhere? And if an ordinary chill dude can step up to save lives when the laws failed, what kind of idiot do you have to be to want to stop that from happening?
What is it the kids say nowadays? Ah, yes. Cope, seethe, and mald, graboids. This intervention was everything you hate, and that's good news for the rest of us.
I was told by anti-gun extremists that any "Good Guy with a Gun," would be mistaken for the bad guy and immediately shot by the police, after he was easily shot by the bad guy because the Good Guy with a Gun wouldn't know how to use his own gun.....
What happened in Bend, Oregon? None of that happened...
Lee Mallette retweeted
Get into opposing field position. Forget how to play football. Miss the Field Goal.
Lee Mallette retweeted
Conor Talty misses a second field goal against Texas A&M. He hadn't missed a FG since last November against Eastern Illinois
Lee Mallette retweeted
Designed slant route to Daniel Hill on 3rd and 10?
Is that what I just watched?
Lee Mallette retweeted
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: Loose retelling of the Passion narrative and Hans Christian Anderson’s “The Snow Queen,” plus a bit of Le Morte d’Arthur
Prince Caspian: A riff on Hamlet, with a dose of Norse myth and medieval romance
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader: The Odyssey and the imrams (medieval Irish tales about journeys across the sea in pursuit of wonders)
The Horse and His Boy: a loving homage to The Arabian Nights
The Silver Chair: a medieval quest narrative with nods to Sir Gawain & the Green Knight, The Faerie Queene and Tam Lin
The Magician’s Nephew: Paradise Lost meets Edith Nesbit
The Last Battle: Edmund Spenser (Mother Hubberd’s Tale) and The Book of Revelation
the chronicles of narnia don't get enough credit for being so different from each other. No two of them are written in the same genre.
LWW: "conventional" hero's journey fantasy
Prince Caspian: uncategorizable, no idea what he was going for here tbh
Voyage of the Dawn Treader: CS Lewis' The Odyssey
The Silver Chair: CS Lewis' Pilgrim's Progress
Horse and His Boy: CS Lewis' Arabian Nights
Magician's Nephew: multiverse scifi!
The Last Battle: apocalypse fantasy
very impressive, imo, to do this while returning you to a world and storytelling style that feels familiar from book to book
Lee Mallette retweeted
Every time you think “could the sports betting industry possibly be more cartoonishly awful, rapacious, and deleterious to the common good?” and the sportsbooks always jump in from the top rope shouting a hearty “You bet!!!”
Our latest @PhillyInquirer story on gambling apps: FanDuel wants its heavy bettors to bring their children to the Philadelphia Zoo this weekend for an "exclusive FanDuel VIP event." Addiction experts said they appear to be targeting kids.
inquirer.com/news/philadelph…
Yes
Alabama OC Ryan Grubb on making the gameplan more simple for the players.
#rolltide #collegefootball
Lee Mallette retweeted
#Eagles QB Jalen Hurts, who is out for the season after several blood clots were revealed in his lungs, has been undergoing tests for days.
Before the London game, Hurts was in the hospital until 4 am and did not sleep because sleep was a risk. He played without having slept.
Lee Mallette retweeted
Texas beat Tennessee
Tennessee beat Auburn
Auburn beat Georgia
Georgia beat Alabama
Alabama beat Kentucky
Kentucky beat LSU
LSU beat Miss State
Miss State beat Mizzou
Mizzou beat Florida
Florida beat Texas
…and that’s just part of the SEC Story
Lee Mallette retweeted
Being an exceptionally talented musician is one thing. But to stand before such high-caliber fellow musicians, a large audience, and cameras—all while remaining composed, communicating skillfully and effectively, showing genuine enjoyment, and staying focused on the creative process—that is what truly amazes me.
Lee Mallette retweeted
Please reply to this tweet about how much you hate the 24 team playoff and in 5 years i'll save the replies and show you how foolish you were.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Danny Kanell himself said “going past 12 teams in 2 years feels rushed and irrational” in July 2025 while criticizing a smaller format (16 teams) than the 24 team format
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