The DMV on 7th Ave is one of the most pleasant government bureaucracy experiences you will ever have while the DMV two blocks away on 9th is literal hell on earth
My contribution to society is that I restored the original mashup of Walk It Out and Gwen Verdon’s Mexican Breakfast to Youtube by ripping it from a Wayback Machine capture of a page on Ebaum’s World
Not giving my real opinion about the new Madonna record because I don't want to get letterbombed but I did like the song used in the fancam set to the music video to Workout by Rupaul
Telling a Downtown Flushing grocery worker that the Lao Gon Ma lady is "Miss Girl giving nonbinary" and having my photograph put in the front window next to the shoplifters and vandals https://t.co/Mm9rSZNPIm
‘Lemme Say This’ co-host Peyton Dix will never stray from Lao Gan Ma chile crisp. ‘You know Miss Girl?’ she writes in this week’s Grub Diet. ‘It’s kind of giving nonbinary, and it’s the best chile oil there is.” https://t.co/LLE8NxNAL2
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Made a tweet about Sex and the City that broke containment so I’m excited to finally experience this site in its optimal format (being told by strangers to kill myself over pop culture takes)
“The economics of Sex and the City make no sense” is truly the lowest engagement bait, Carrie Bradshaw was making $4/word living in the same rent controlled apartment since the 80s and there were multiple storylines about how she has a ton of credit card debt and no savings
I'm actually glad zoomers made wearing ankle socks with shorts fashion suicide because I never did find an ankle sock that 1) looked good and 2) didn't slide down your heels after any extended period of walking
“Sex and the City-themed cafe owned by
Cuomo boosters opens in Ridgewood” is to me a defining story of our time, a microcosm of why New York is the way that it is now