Let’s be honest. All these people upset about college students using AI are just jealous they didn’t have it when they were in college. They just want them to suffer like they did. It’s an old story: “Well if I suffered, they should too.” It’s also a morally repugnant position.
the people don't want a legally blonde prequel, the people want a movie version of the legally blonde musical because the people watched the proshot at a formative age and christian borle as emmett ruined other men for the people and the people want to recapture that feeling
didnt know was a thing until one of the first reviews of my first book was like "i didn't like this book, i would never behave the way the main character did"
i was like "what a weird comment, obviously most people will know the book is not about them" whoops
Anyway—a perfect example of the issue with the current state of reading is addressed by Fran Lebowitz in conversation with Toni Morrison—people use fiction as a mirror to see themselves instead of using it as a doorway, or a window, as a way out.
Not trying to be rude to Tyler here, I am trying to help him. And everyone else. But if two people are spending $250 or more to go to a Pirates game that's a personal skill issue, not a Pirates issue. I can get 2 people in to see Paul Skenes tonight for less than $65.
The implication that if you steal something from a museum you're depriving the public is kinda silly. They have more stuff in the basement! A lack of art objects is not one of the many real threats to American museums.
pirates twitter i would like cone earrings. not dangly ones, more like an enamel pin with gold. like this pin below but earrings. if someone is selling these please let me know or if you can make them for me i will buy them.
thank you for your attention in this matter