.@JerrySeinfeld explains why @adamcarolla's "Rich Man, Poor Man" is one of the greatest comedy bits of all time 👇 pic.twitter.com/2HqFKHWApp
— The Adam Carolla Show (@AdamCarollaShow) June 9, 2026
.@JerrySeinfeld explains why @adamcarolla's "Rich Man, Poor Man" is one of the greatest comedy bits of all time 👇 pic.twitter.com/2HqFKHWApp
— The Adam Carolla Show (@AdamCarollaShow) June 9, 2026
Ahead of England v Norway in the World Cup, enjoy this classic from my old pal @patrick_kidd pic.twitter.com/4PHH5pdjg7
— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) July 11, 2026
When you can order banks to lend, local governments to build, and developers to borrow, GDP rises. The hard part is generating returns that justify the debt.
— Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) June 9, 2026
The funny part is ghost towns are even counted twice as „GDP growth“, when they are built, and when they are demolished. https://t.co/yXQhaD0bxo
The US went from a small agrarian economy to the world’s leading economic power for over a century. They were consistently at the forefront of new technologies. Always driven by migrants. How does the country sustain this edge? Source: https://t.co/9sxLT7eeVW pic.twitter.com/cSG0CqO1dJ
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) July 11, 2026
@belligerent.one FOREVER CAN START TONIGHT. SemperFi #brandsofvalor #semperfi #marines ♬ Total Eclipse of the Heart (Radio Version) - Bonnie Tyler
yes. plato shows (you might say) the platonic socrates (a very specific sort of simple man) as superior to the homeric odysseus, who despite his merits did not quite attain to the highest heights of the life lived loving wisdom https://t.co/7ltJJIYJD0
— Michael Millerman (@millerman) June 9, 2026
It is ABSOLUTELY amazing that they tried to end Hegseth’s nomination over an overtly and socially acceptable Christian tattoo by calling it Nazi symbolism but actively pretend that an actual Nazi tattoo is nbd.
— Tandy (@dantypo) June 8, 2026
*Amazing but not surprising. pic.twitter.com/C4cz8jY6nc
I never met Gordon Wood, but I have a story about him.
— Bob Elder (@southernphd) June 8, 2026
In one of my grad school seminars, we read Wood’s Creation of the American Republic. The sheer erudition and evidentiary depth of the book bowled me over.
Back then, before kids and before life accelerated to warp speed, I…