@HistoryNevada Thats my great-grandfather! James Dingle Foster. He wasn’t really a “Reverend” though. Mostly a guy who found interesting ways to make money. 😊
@HistoryNevada There were Caesar’s patrons, inside, gambling, who didn’t know it even was raining. (It didn’t rain alarmingly in the Valley.) Then they walked outside & their car was garbage, buried under garbage. I was jealous of kids riding inner tubes down the street.
@RexChapman In “The Sound of Music” they dubbed Plummer’s singing voice. Here’s his real voice, singing “Edelweiss”. They shouldn’t have dubbed it - he’s good. https://t.co/WPWyjtK7dU
Picture of my dad (on the right) from an old Las Vegas newspaper article - likely late 1950s-early 1960s - that a friend from LV just found and emailed to me.
@RBrookhiser Saw this today. It made me realize that you have to be at least in your late 40s (it was 12/31/83 when it all ended) to understand the reference. I wonder where the last of these will be....
@gabrielmalor If you had quickly to prove you had received all standard vaccinations, could you? I believe I was properly vaccinated but I’ve no idea where such records are located.
@SethAMandel Because tribalism usually beats ideology. It’s much more fun & requires less thought. And because for the most part, one’s professed “ideology” is more a matter of marketing & tribal membership than of a coherent, authentic approach to law, politics, etc.
@OrinKerr@brianbeutler The “whatif” scenarios are useful only if tribal hackery isn’t so universal as to make it jaw-droppingly remarkable when someone in public life demonstrates a modicum of intellectual & moral consistency.
@SethAMandel Potential Rule: When you want to preface X with: “I’m not afraid to say” the chances are good that X isn’t so much something you need to be “afraid” to say so much as X is something stupid to say.