So, a couple things happened last week. There was Thanksgiving, obviously. Then there was the bit where Charles Manson died. Then the bit where Trump tweeted about turning down Person of the Year, and then the bit where Time responded. Then there was that bit on Saturday where the Times wrote another totally uncritical profile of a Nazi, and the next bit where they published the author’s defense of his blunder of an article, then the next bit where they published a third column by the editors defending their blunder of an article. Was there anything else? No, nothing else, that was all. Here, have some tweets:
“perfect, send tweet” Don Jr says as he walks face first into a giant boulder painted to look like the highway pic.twitter.com/3o1rUGzEJS
stop saying “newspaper editors are only interested in content that causes a lot of uproar” when we all know that newspaper editors are only interested in pictures of spiderman
Jeffrey Dahmer: I made an altar from the bones and genitalia that I didn’t eat from my victims. NY Times reporter: Meet the Midwestern sex-postive locavore who adds a Goth twist to his arts and crafts!
We never will, but it’s very important that we be able to. But we won’t. So let us do it. Because we won’t do it. Which is why we’re spending so much money to make sure we can. But we won’t. But let us. https://t.co/6f3qJupZRS
I would love to one day operate with the same amount of creative agency as the marketing person who added the word “rain” here pic.twitter.com/TzxQd3CL2R
I want to screen Transformers for Trump and tell him it’s a concept video for a new weapons system I’m developing. I think I could come away from that meeting with at least $10 billion.
worst kinds of conversation is when you have nothing to say to each other but circumstances dictate you must and one of you says something clearly untrue but the other ‘yes, ands’ out of desperation and the other reciprocates until noone has any idea what anyone is talking about
They were just five guys from Jersey until they sang their first note. They had a sound nobody had heard…and the radio couldn’t get enough of. But while their harmonies were perfect on stage, off stage it was a different story… pic.twitter.com/Uh7eKvgCs9
