Mordechai Schiller

Wordsmith—writer, and editor. Lexikibitzer and award-winning language columnist: "Going Through a Phrase"

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Lightning strikes twice.

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@OrkneyLibrary Da faux name.

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@JerMButterfield "Did you take a shower?"
"No, is one missing?" https://t.co/FmXKC3zhHv

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@eddyportnoy New York is a Hell of a town

[Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky @RabbiOrlofsky]

Facts don't care about your feelings.

But feelings don't care about your facts.

#rabbiorlofsky #relationships #facts #feelings

[Ginger @Ginger68237919]

😁

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@eddyportnoy @r0berto_mid_5 Useful idiots.

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@eddyportnoy @NathanJRobinson https://t.co/Rsq4o5IrPz

[Yaakov Kirschen @drybonescartoon]

Graduating students of 2016, even worse 10 years later. A Dry Bones cartoon, posted by Sali the LSW

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@GilStudent https://t.co/QdMW0oahdV

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Ben Hecht wrote, “I turned into a Jew in 1939. I had before then been only related to Jews. In that year I became a Jew and looked on the world with Jewish eyes. The German mass murder of the Jews, recently begun, had brought my Jewishness to the surface.”
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@eddyportnoy Heaven help us!
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@A_AMilne Pooh Bear has taught us two lessons here. Lessons that every writer should learn:
1. Speak simply and clearly.
2. Speak to the needs of your readers.
And these lessons hold true for almost any writing job https://t.co/FIHH3EwxBw

[Paul J. Pastor @pauljpastor]

As if ChatGPT could ever compare to the feeling of walking alone through the basement of a quiet old library.

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@eddyportnoy @esaagar There you go again, confusing the issue with facts.

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My daughter-in-law Ariella is a novelist. One day, Ariella was writing something and told my then-2-year-old grandson, Yaakov Chaim, "I need a few minutes of quiet." He countered, "But I need to kvetch." https://t.co/8Y4n2UfiB9

[Hillel Fuld @HilzFuld]

A rare moment of sanity.

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@eddyportnoy מען קען נישט טאנצן אויף אלע חתונות