Fletcher Fallowfield

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@JackWaltimore @smod4real That's probably more of an English translation thing: my Bible says "take the mote out of..."

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

I didn't know Cameron was Canadian.

[Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx @CraigBaird]

Happy birthday to James Cameron, born today in 1954 in Kapuskasing, ON!
Along with being a directing icon with three Academy Awards & four Golden Globes, Cameron was the first person to ever do a solo descent to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, which he did in 2012.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@Morbidful Remember this next time you order Canadian bacon.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@atRachelGilmore Did the reporter asking the question also know who these experts are? Seems like his question wouldn't have been an effective dodge if she had just answered it.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@FoodProfessor Amazing tweet. No proof either way so why not just speculate and imply under the guise of informing people. Outstanding.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@Sir_John_Eh @SyntheticusAlt Women definitely have the right to decide if they have children man. 😆

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@Morbidful Apparently he did this every year with the new student lawyers and that may have been what loosened the frame over time.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@Morbidful I don't get it - could they not have like unplugged it to stop the conveyor belt and just crawled out backwards or waited till it cooled more?

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@JackWaltimore I love the "men's work is occasional" accusation. Yeah, you do the dishes everyday and I occasionally dig around the foundation to figure out where the water's coming from. Trade ya?

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@JackWaltimore She's responding to a satire account...

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

From my experience the other angle here (besides fuck that guy with a pineapple) is that you can bet your pay cheque he wouldn't have been anywhere near that vocal if baba's dad were there.

[Dan Wuori @DanWuori]

Last week I shared a flight with a crying infant who, despite his mother’s best efforts, wasn’t easily calmed in the minutes just before and after takeoff.

I was amazed by the level of anger it provoked among several fellow passengers - and one man in particular, who kept loudly asking if someone can’t “stick something in that kid’s mouth?”

I can only imagine how uncomfortable the baby’s mother, traveling solo with her child, must have felt.

She did eventually soothe her little guy (who may have cried for a total of five minutes) - but the man’s nastiness really soured the vibe on the flight - which may be why I felt so drawn to this video, which shows a markedly more empathetic community approach.

Alarmed by his first visit to the barber shop, this little guy begins to melt down.

Watch what the other patrons do to distract him from his anxiety and enable the barber to finish his work. Just beautiful.

Remember that we’re all in this together.

🎥 via shop.barberclassic

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

I... don't do a great job acting like people.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

The government isn't raising interest rates and public sector wages are not driving inflation.🙄

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@jonovision_man They smoke pot - which usually makes them more anxious so then they smoke some more and then convince themselves that they smoke pot because they have anxiety.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@FoodProfessor Is carbon pricing the only or even dominant factor driving food inflation? Otherwise this doesn't really tell us anything.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

@2closetocall @MDNOShaughnessy Oh, so just distracting from the point he's making then.👍👍

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

He's been instructed to not leave my side under any circumstances, nominally for his protection, actually for mine.

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

A little over 25 years ago I went to my Nana's funeral. I wore my only suit - a dark blue wool 3 piece that I got from a church sale for $3 and paid to have tailored. It's a sharp suit, still the only one I own. It's been tailored multiple times. I got married in it!

[Fletcher Fallowfield @F_Fallowfield]

Today I'm taking my son to his Nana's funeral. I've only seen relative about six times in the last 25 years.

Mighty battle between the inner child who wishes a bitch would and the father who thinks underbussing a child for catharsis is bad. (Not really...the latter wins)