talia

opiner & sometimes-whiner

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@marciaxthree It’s cross-stitch, not needlepoint

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@BelfastCyclist1 Very cool! What is that rotor doing?

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@jonkay What is a body mezuzah?

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@moeinminn Brother’s Deli

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Their hand washing habits were finally acceptable. Their doctors were finally telling them to stay home, avoid other people. Complete vindication.

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At the start of the pandemic, I was in an intensive program for neurotics with OCD, which is the funniest possible setting to learn of a deadly and novel virus.

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The contamination-fixated patients were glowing. They were Right All Along. One girl told me she thought her years of scrubbing and bleaching constituted a survival advantage. “I’m used to this.”

[MPLS Bike Wrath @mplsbikewrath]

The composition on this photograph is second to none.

https://t.co/G7wqwaPU16

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@kohlrabimarshak Even harder to know things about things.

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if you’ve downvoted even a single tweet, ACAB includes you

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I think reporters should try not to cry while reporting.

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“but nobody bikes in the winter” The solution is to PLOW.

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Not pictured: A parked police cruiser; furious cyclist

[Lauren Oyler @laurenoyler]

And yet not a single one of you is a genius…

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cracked rim, broken spoke. I hate cars with such a midwit rage. Humiliating.

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Nearly two years into the pandemic, your blood pressure may have returned to the normal range.

We spoke to the experts about how you can bring it back up.

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Nearly two years into the pandemic, news about the Omicron variant can feel like too much to process.

We spoke to experts about the signs of “worry burnout” — and ways to combat it. https://t.co/gBzsnQ6181

[Kamran Javadizadeh @kjavadizadeh]

James Wright. “Something / The color / Of a puma has plunged through this net, and is gone.”

[María A. @zarandillo]

Portret Egon Schiele z 1915 roku w jego Atelier, na drugim planie obraz "Death and Girl" © Muzeum Leopoldów, Wiedeń

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lugged steel frames are lindy