Even when you know that Helga Stentzel did this on purpose, it is as striking as if it had occurred naturally:
Bradley Birzer says something about World War Two:
Sir Geechie may be the Afro-Fogey, but he would have you know that he is also a wild man:
I read these four Luwian words aloud and found that, quite without intending to do so, I was singing them. I found it through Shadi Bartsch, and she says she had the same experience:
A. Z. Foreman starts a thread that includes some gems.
Abby Denton has a great idea for a novel:
Ken Layne tells us that the theme song to Pee-Wee’s Playhouse was sung by Cyndi Lauper. I’d always assumed it was Mae Questel, the original voice of Betty Boop and Olive Oyl, who was indeed still working when the song was recorded. Instead, it was an outstanding imitation of and tribute to Questel.
Andrea More gives voice to the real victims:
William Gerrard (alias “Bill Gerrard”) has insight into the motives of historical figures:
Frank Whitehouse lays out some facts about something Elon Musk is doing that doesn’t even have the saving grace of making him a laughingstock:
And a few of my own-
My Warren G. Harding-themed tweets never get the love they deserve, not even this one I put up on the centenary of his death:
I told Twitter something I tell my students:
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