Rob Guillory

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

Sometimes when we borrow words from other languages, English can become delightfully redundant.

‘Scampi’ means “shrimp” so ‘shrimp scampi’ is basically “shrimp shrimp.”

Sahara Desert = Desert Desert
chai tea = tea tea
naan bread = bread bread
ahi tuna = tuna tuna

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Twin sisters and Halloween themed skates

📹rollerskatetwins

[Rob Guillory @robguillory]

@empirepowder The best book I've ever read on creativity.

[Sarah Cooper @sarahcpr]

Did you grow up in a competitive household? Then you might be entitled to overcompensation

[Jesse Aragon (IS NOT HERE) @JVA_writes]

I wasn't mean enough yesterday so let me correct that:

If you're using AI to "create", you're a lazy, pathetic piece of shit.

Art IS work. Saying that's UNFAIR (?!) is like me saying it's unfair I can't be a pro athlete with no training, no effort, and no drive to change that

[Andrea Junker @Strandjunker]

If they want to bring their Trump Bible into our schools, let’s bring the IRS into their churches.

[Lisa Snowden @LisaESnowden]

We don’t talk enough about the illegal immigrants who got here in the 1600s and almost immediately started human trafficking

[David Simon @AoDespair]

I think that as Lowell George and Little Feat are not in that building, nor J. Geils or Chuck Brown and the Searchers, it should be burned to the Lake Erie waterline and the ruins then salted to prevent anything from growing there ever again. That is what I think.

[Rob Guillory @robguillory]

@JoshMalina I have some of those same friends! We should all get together for a beer sometime.

[Chris Oldman @AlsikkanTV]

iphone 15 max with “some attachments”

[John Fugelsang @JohnFugelsang]

When you misspell both words, it's apparent what you haven't read.

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

In the 1800s, Irish farmers asked their estate manager, Charles Boycott, for a rent reduction.

He said no.
So, they refused to pay him.

Boycott brought in new workers and won the battle.

But he lost the war to history: his name became used for this kind of organized protest.

[New Jersey @NJGov]

you called?

[greg @greg16676935420]

Right here

[Latest in space @latestinspace]

Comet seen passing by Earth from the space station

…wait for if 🤩

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

everyday = adjective

every day = adverb

[F-Bomb Mom @fbombmomsquad]

If your god “saved” Donald Trump from a shooter but not the children of Apalachee High School, then you’re worshiping the wrong god.

[David Simon @AoDespair]

Is it time yet to revisit all the early heralding of the internet's pure democracy, of the idea
of "citizen journalists," of each and every voice being able to be heard being a good thing for our ability to find truth and govern ourselves? Because having spent a previous career in newsrooms, as part of the cold, organized monolith that was our gatekeeping mainstream media, I know that we were often too herd-like and centrist, sometimes misled and sometimes capable of publishing horseshit on incomplete or contradictory data. Sometimes we got it dead wrong. But every day, I remember that the editors read the copy and tried to verify what they could and avoid what they could not. And no one could pay us a fucking dime to say what we didn't think was the story we thought we had. Fact is, I once tried to sneak a piece of celery through some ranch dip at some politician's fundraiser because the guy was late showing up to make a speech and I was starving. Another reporter smacked it out of my hand: "That's Harry McGuirk's celery."
We had an ethic. We believed in our role, however flawed and vulnerable to error our work product might at times be. So fuck the influencers, fuck the pimps who bought them, fuck their rancid whoredom, and fuck a media culture that has bypassed the gatekeepers at least trying to hold to a core ethos. The marginalization and eventual death of old-fashioned journalism and what has ensued is going to be what ends our republic. And everyone who championed some purist vision of a post-mainstream media future is now and forever, officially, a rube.

[(((Jew))) @JoshMalina]

For truly it is our ability to recognize crosswalks in a grid of 16 pictures that makes us human.
— Immanuel Kant