@TodaysDocument TIL Capt Charles Gridley was severely ill at Manila Bay but took his post, and died a few weeks later. He was also engaged at Mobile Bay
right here in the City of #Poughkeepsie where he spent a childhood dreaming up the visions that were to be so memorably captured on celluloid years later. Here’s looking at you, Ed.”https://t.co/ssSyXBjZX6 #EdWood#Plan9#GlenOrGlenda
@PokPopCulture@dcsandbrook@TheRestHistory My favorite podcasters by far, not ideal Poughkeepsie - pronouncers to be sure, yet for the same reasons also the fellows I'd like to hear successfully talk their way out of a speeding ticket on the Taconic with NYSP from Troop K or on Rt 55 with a DC sheriff's deputy.
@OptimoPrincipi Many of the "wine making facility" that archaeologists love to find inside city walls were actually for shark-breeding. The "winery next to a garum factory" in Barcino makes more sense viewed that way.
Barcino. Things are taking a dark turn: I can barely find the temple of divine step-dad amid an over-built forum, yet the magistrates tolerate the worship of cold milk fat. Oh the times, oh the custard.
Antonia & I have arrived @NYSheepWool I have already met with my Man of Lamb, to up-shank, whilst Antonia reviews the seasonal bounty. I must traverse the feeding multitude to continue.
@paulmurn@nytimes Not to put too fine a double-underline on it, but even pre-collegiate New Yorkers were joking in 1979 that Rocky died with his boots on. The internet simply worked slower then.
@profyarrow The Claudian library has both iterations, and we have distributed among clients near and far. I commend it to potential readers (far more earnestly than I would commend any candidate for quaestor, even in a good year). Minus E-Sales probably not really on your side of ledger.
@dcsandbrook@TheRestHistory A sad appropriation of a Julian cognomen by a bunch of frontier hooligans. If my horse had better footing, none of this would have happened.