@S_Insley_H And if the laboring woman also passes “peacefully” with the baby, I guess that too is just Darwin at work. Silly women thinking they and babies should live. Don’t they understand science? FUCK HER.
@washingtonpost@PostKranish Just say *White Supremacy.* Not Grievance. Not Anger. Supremacy--Stop indulging in White Euphamism.
How Tucker Carlson became the voice of White grievance https://t.co/Z0hhWTgmrA
@KleinUla it could be an ear infection. Watch and see if he pulls at his ears at all or is somewhat fussy with sleep. When kiddos have an ear infection they can't drink from a bottle very easily because it hurts them. They push it way, fuss, or maybe have a few pulses on it then give up.
Admonished brazen students this morning to step not one foot into the Blazing World w/o reading Sara H. Mendelson's monumental Introduction. Graceful and comprehensive--a brilliant edition for Cavendishing on a cold weekend. @broadviewpress
@crystal_b_lake We just went through this at IUP: 81 tenure/tenure-track positions retrenched. I am hoping for better for you across the border in Ohio.
& being thankful there is almost enough booze to drown out the knowledge that your breasts will always be too small and you will never be thin enough. Happy Holidays @dominomag & @CB2. Can't wait to see "what's next in style"
"From tips for first-time hosts to creative, unexpected design touches that make your space feel cozy, learn how to create a meaningful — and festive — experience at-home" by making your breasts double the size of your ass
"learn how to turn seasonal styling and entertaining on its head," how to make your waist shrink to 2/3rds the size of your forearm, and remove your pelvic bone.
Student response to who is your favorite character in Pride & Prej: "I feel like Bingly is just a good dude. If he was a stranger at the library, I would totally trust him to watch my stuff while I went to the bathroom or something." #JaneAusten
@Ben_WT@Broadview has a nice edition of several Cavendishes, and its collection of her works, "Paper Bodies," annotated and excerpted by Silvia Bowerbank and Sara Mendelson, has worked well for my undergrads; so has the Convent of Pleasure.