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  • The 140-character limit shows how useful constraints can be for keeping digital communication focused; similarly, tracking everyday essentials benefits from concise, timely information like egg rate today for practical context. https://eggratelab.com/

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  • The article makes a strong case that creative expression often benefits from tight constraints, much like the quick reactions and recognizable moments that work well with a meme soundboard. Short formats can make digital communication more distinctive and memorable. https://soundbuttonsmax.com/

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  • The article makes a strong case that Twitter’s 140-character limit was part of what made the platform distinctive, much like the concise, instantly recognizable reactions found through sonidos botones in online conversations. https://sonidosbotones.com/

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  • All this stuff about Hollywood! How boring. You should really be writing about how your aristocratic ancestors escaped being poulet a la moutard during the French Revolution. https://chaucer.fas.harvard.edu/pages/reynard-and-chanticleer

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  • The 140-character limit worked because the constraint encouraged sharper writing and made Twitter feel distinct from other platforms; that same brevity also explains why botones de sonidos can complement quick, expressive online interactions. https://botonesdesonidos.com/

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  • Yes SuperFans, I know: it's Kaley Cuoco.

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  • So I can't tempt you out of your comfort zone Ken? A man who heard all the lurid stories about Xinjiang and went to check if they were true or not. And a charming Chinese professor explaining how the Chinese system actually works, as opposed to how Americans are told it works. (Hint: it's about good governance, not authoritarianism).

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  • Tell that to the people whose faces are in these photos. https://www.genocidewatch.com/single-post/the-faces-of-china-s-detention-camps-in-xinjiang https://www.genocidewatch.com/single-post/genocide-emergency-xinjiang-china-2025

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  • Have you ever thought that this might be propaganda Ken, created by our masters so that we don't see any alternative to the gangster capitalism that they favour? The Council on Foreign Relations is an establishment mouthpiece. Here's an alternative view, by a man who went there and looked for himself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiMRis1dPIU

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  • A nation that forced over a million members of a Muslim ethnic minority into reeducation camps is no model I want to follow. https://www.cfr.org/backgrounders/china-xinjiang-uyghurs-muslims-repression-genocide-human-rights

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  • Thanks Dick for the added details and the more in depth explanation to your article on a very interesting piece of Baltimore history. I did see in your article that the beer was refrigerated and filtered but I also noticed that the beer filled pool was heated in the wintertime with a coal fired furnace to warm the water. Bacteria and pathogens thrive in warmer waters which is what raised my concerns. In large public pools with a heavy swimmer load the chlorine level is kept at 3.0 parts per million with periodic super chlorination to to bring the chlorine ppm level up to 10-20 ppm to keep the water sanitized and safe for bathers. I would be hesitant to bath in a beer filled heated pool with dozens of bathers without the necessary sanitation precautions but this was the 1980s and there were many things that people did back then [including myself] that were far less healthy then the beer pool bacchanals. If the female to male ratio was favorable I would have almost certainly attended one of these beer pool events bacteria and pathogen consequences be damned.

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  • Thank you for your concern. If you look at the article, you’ll see that it clearly says the beer was refrigerated and continually filtered. For space considerations I left a lot of details out of the article. Outside the pool building was a huge water tower that had once served to irrigate the extensive barley and corn fields that covered what would later become Highlandtown. This structure had been converted to hold the beer for the beer bath. New beer was always flowing into the bath and the beer in the bath was being pumped out through the filtration system and pumped back up into the beer tower. It was essentially the same system used in municipal water treatment plants connected to reservoirs. The beer held in the tower was twice the quantity that the pool was capable of holding (roughly 2.5 million liters) so the flow was continuous. So, there were 7.5 million liters of fresh filtered beer always in circulation.

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  • Teen Idles: Ian MacKaye and Henry Rollins.

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  • This meme soundboard has so many popular internet sounds in one place. Perfect for sharing laughs with friends or using in videos.

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  • Soundboard Ultra is a fun meme soundboard with a great collection of viral meme sounds and sound effects. Easy to use and perfect for quick laughs!https://soundboardultra.com/

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  • It was that restaurant. I don't get why you're afraid to name it. When you review a restaurant that's what you do.

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  • I refuse to confirm or deny so I don't incriminate myself.

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  • The satire is fine, other things weren't. Restaurant was Bestia?

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  • I was attempting a satirical travelogue ala Mark Twain's "The Innocents Abroad." That being said, the food was nothing to write home about.

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  • Sorry Loren, but lots of inaccuracies here. You let your cynicism get the best of you.

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  • There is an Aimee Mann station on Siriusxm https://www.siriusxm.com/player/artist-station/entity/6b19da47-a7c4-3fe8-a8a7-8811926473b9

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  • One of the musicians to have actually appeared - as herself - in "Buffy, The Vampire Slayer."

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  • I really enjoyed the interview. Great job making Johns feel comfortable while asking interesting questions, both technical and "spiritual". Will hunt down the book. 🙂

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  • On "Coffee with Scott Adams" today (11/11) Scott Adams says, in discussing how to persuade people, you should watch Cheryl Hines on podcasts, and in particular this episode, if you want to know how to be on a podcast.

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  • That and GQ?

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  • I think seeing The Sting as a young teen or pre-teen helped turn me gay. THAT was a hot couple!

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  • Trump has won twice, but neither of these guys have the slightest idea of why that happened. Try harder, Splice Today.

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  • Hard to imagine thinking that Marc Maron has any real insights into the future of American politics. He's a good comedian and decent interviewer, but his talent stops there. And in this clip, he's talking to a fellow insufferably smug progressive, Sam Seder, who hasn't had an original thought in decades. Posting such material is a total waste of time. Thanks for nothing.

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  • Actually the second littlest one was not her son because he was younger than my dad, i unfortunately don’t remember which cousin he was but the tallest boy was my great aunt’s son.

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  • They are not going to school, my grandfather filmed this. It was a leisurely trip to the end of the line by lake Roland. The little blondie in white was my dad and the dark haired second tallest boy in stripes was my uncle. The lady that was on camera before they boarded was my aunt Bea and the two other boys I think were her sons

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  • Such a great song. So sad youngin's don't know our music in the 60's and 70's was SO much better than their music is.

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  • "If you only know a cup this way, you don't know the cup." David Thomas threw off sparks every time he opened his mouth.

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