Love to encourage young readers by taking scissors to huge swaths of one of the world's most beloved children's authors, now in his grave for 32 years and with no say in the matter. This shit is so exhausting.
Roald Dahl - 2001 authorized Puffin edition vs 2022 authorized Puffin edition.
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Only Greg ⚖️ can judge me
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I've seen a lot of stupid shit on Twitter dot com since the rich kid took over, but putting SMS 2FA behind a paywall might be the stupidest.
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Man hold the Skynet jokes. This shit makes Skynet look like SmarterChild. Let's put the brakes on about 99% please.
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In this mostly forgotten arc, Calvin's parents are forced to confiscate his Thomas Ligotti books after he suddenly and inexplicably adopts a troubling new nihilistic worldview, going so far as to preach antinatalism during recess.
"Carter says they patched things up and he became buddies with the bureau" 🧐
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At the age of 12 I was strangely fascinated with Nicholson's back-end Joker deal (and I had a LOTTA merch), but this is even nuttier. This is show BUSINESS, man.
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What'll really bake your noodle later on is how Linda Hamilton and Jennifer Tilly got back-end (ahem) points on unbelievably successful projects in which they had zero involvement.
Modern conservatives can hoot and holler and name-call all they'd like, but they'll never be fit to carry the jock of Brigham Young, who once looked upon his rival and observed: "You are shitting in my dish! And I will lick it out - and you, too!"
Babbitt buckled like a belt, too. Wild times. Source is John G. Turner's book, BRIGHAM YOUNG: PIONEER PROPHET, but I myself heard the first quote recounted on LPotL some time ago.
ARRIVAL OF A TRAIN AT LA CIOTAT (1895) | Director of Photography: Louis Lumière | Directors: Auguste and Louis Lumière | #OnePerfectShot
If the world had a @SimpsonsAlbums account but it was for movies instead, I suppose this would be a good place to start.












