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Haven’t seen a less believable opening anecdote in a long time www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...
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hahahaha snapping their fingers in acclamation, because the NYT holds all its staff meetings at Cafe Wha? in 1959
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Fuckin liberal media and their gotcha sandwich questions
Lmfao that’s good
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That's probably the only Bowie song that I *always* skip over when it appears in a playlist.
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How DARE you!?* *me, too.
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Oh thank god I hate that fucking song. Only worse one is "China Girl".
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The song isn't his best (though I don't hate it) but the 20 minute short film the video is taken from is pretty entertaining, albeit the set up is sexist.
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I love the way he painted his face on his face in this video. Screaming Lord Byron is an underrated Bowie character.
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They all just loved Legally Blonde.
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That didn't just not happen, it didn't happen so hard it unhappened things that actually happened.
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This is doing numbers. Um... I don't really have anything to promote, but maybe you could send me money since I'm kind of short right now? $BunnyBismuth
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Just checked -No record of the War of 1812 in any of my Encyclopedias. It’s completely gone.
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I think if Chick Fil A were to pick something to gaslight out of the history books, that would not be the event of choice.
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Guess we gotta rally Canadians to burn the white house down again
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Isaac Newton was never born. we didn't figure out how gravity works until the mid-19th century. the number of flat earthers in the world is now a thousand times as many ignorant souls.
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I think you’ll find it’s mavity now
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i so badly wish there was an emoticon for snapping right now
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It's true! Isaac Newton used to have been born on Christmas. But now, thanks to this anecdote, he was born on January 4th!
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Ouch. 4 more days of labour for his poor mom....
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Well on this side of the Atlantic an entirely new era called «Napoleonic Wars» just appeared out of nowhere. Death and destruction everywhere. Look what you did!!!
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OMG, I just saw that! Attributing the invention of guerrilla warfare to annoyed Spaniards during one of these "Napoleonic Wars" instead of it's well-understood origin in the fashion for fur-covered plate armor during jousts under the Holy Roman Emperors was a particularly bizarre touch.
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Also, the animal that fur was from is called a gOrilla now.
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I read the screenshot twice and I started disappearing and now none of my coworkers recognize me.
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Turns out it reversed my circumcision! Thanks, journalist weirdo!
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This is a brilliant response.
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Is this how the Mandela effect happens?
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What do you mean, Arnie was always the guy in Stop Or My Mom Will Shoot
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but chef's kiss to the little aside about the bougie sandwich that brooks' friend could never understand that is what makes good fiction
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Looked for this reference, was not disappointed
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What's even stupider? Russ & Daughters (founded in 1914) has a location on W. 34th that is literally a 15 minute walk from the NYT Building. Times staffers probably go there *all the time.*
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He's the only one who sees things clearly... He thinks that the paper that reports on 50 million dollar weddings in the Hsmptons would be frightened by a local sandwich.
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I'm sitting in a dive bar playing pool at 1:30 in the afternoon (don't judge, I'm on vacation) and looking at a $20 burger I think a bunch of writers in NYC could understand his sandwich
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A beautiful tribute to a classic of the genre
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The finger snapping just gives it away. Barely less obvious than "everybody clapped"
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“Everybody clapped” would make more sense! People at least know about clapping - how did random other new hires know about the snapping????
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They are all Wednesday Addam’s cousins and conquests.
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If it was an open mic night in Berkeley, I'd believe the snaps
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The Times only hires beatniks.
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It's part of your welcome kit to liberalism, along with that card you have to carry around