"Counting every almond is asking for trouble. As long as I’m pretty certain it’s ten or fewer, I’m not going to fixate on the quantity. This seems like maybe ten-and-a-half almonds in my palm right now, so I’ll toss two back into the bag to make sure."
https://t.co/oDU9EAfZ39
"Its novel is a tour de force uncannily reflecting the tragic emptiness of endless striving in the hedonistic Jazz Age. It is unlike anything else this critic has seen before, with one possible exception."
https://t.co/QnXIQgnFX3
"Just as Jay Gatsby is an enigmatic larger-than-life figure driven to accumulate wealth at all costs in a futile bid for the love of Daisy Buchanan, the Xerox 914 beats on ceaselessly, printing page after page, for reasons readers cannot fully comprehend."
https://t.co/QnXIQgn87v
"The truth is simpler, and not at all alarming: your phone only seems to be listening to you because it’s collecting data about every word you type, every website you visit, and, through GPS tracking, everywhere you go in the physical world."
https://t.co/05LpLcyQxC
Calm Down—Your Phone Isn’t Listening to Your Conversations. It’s Just Tracking Everything You Type, Every App You Use, Every Website You Visit, and Everywhere You Go in the Physical World. @mcsweeneys https://t.co/fDspl216SK
"As America’s Got Lettuce ends its run, it’s time to look back at the contestant performances and judge reactions that made it the world’s top-rated show for thirty-seven consecutive seasons—and reminded us that, through it all, America does got lettuce."
https://t.co/Gxyo6wSb0v
"Hacks who think that optimism is somehow 'saccharine' should encounter something even more saccharine—a ten-thousand-gallon drum of the artificial sweetener saccharin, in which they drown for the sin of denouncing the one pure entity in this universe." https://t.co/9hmDHTJVW7