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Clare Briggs
Clare Briggs is a famous cartoonist who lived from 1875 to 1930. Poems by Wilbur Nesbitt.
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on Weekend Plans Post: Garlic (Specifically Toom)And once again I realize how I live in the Back of Beyond, I've never even HEARD of Toom before this…on Weekend Plans Post: Garlic (Specifically Toom)This Toom thing looks suspiciously like Allioli or Aioli (*) sauce, which you can do with or without…
on Open Mic for the week of 11/11/2024Yglesias is regularly beating on this drum and he isn't wrong about it. Maryland doesn't suffer from…
on Not Satire: The Onion Buys Infowars with Help from Sandy Hook FamiliesThe https://enneagram-test.io/ takes a deeper dive into personality by identifying your type from ni…
on Open Mic for the week of 11/11/2024Colorado Springs now has three, not one not two, In N Outs.
on Open Mic for the week of 11/11/2024Well that article is mostly about how NIMBY's are fishing up everything in the major urban areas and…
on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltyBecause when her name wasn’t on her proposals her stuff way outpolled his stuff. Again, weird flex.…
on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltyNa.zi/death-camp accusations are the "go to" argument if you don't have a case, and it's not convinc…
on The Four Stages of Post-election CrueltySorry, that was a little ruder sounding than I intended, but the trans community caught on to Briann…
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Which way, Western Man?Report
Isn’t there a Greek drama where you’d banish the teacher then kill the father to liberate the mother? I feel like I read that somewhere.Report
Ah, the third option.Report
“The reign of terror imploded almost the moment the First Emperor died. One day in 209 BCE, the story runs, heavy rain prevented two lowly officials from delivering conscripts to a garrison on time. The penalty for lateness was, of course, death. ‘As things stand, we face death whether we stay or run away’, Sima Qian reports one of them saying, ‘while if we were to start a revolt…'”
In this case, though, you obviously push on to school and endure your scolding.Report
another fine day at Buridan Elementary School.Report