My brother was critical to the Adopt-a-Dog project, so we talked pretty often this week. He mentioned that the Olympics were starting in a few weeks. I thought the Games were starting sooner.
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Epstein files are being released. Bill Clinton is in several photos. In this photo, he is described as being nearly naked.
Not fair. Clinton is in a hot tub and wearing trunks. Even if the redacted person is a precocious teenager, he isn’t doing anything. If this is as incriminating as his photos get, then he was remarkably restrained.
Fox News: Gil Gerard, actor who played Buck Rogers, dies at 82
Back when science fiction could be sexy, Gil Gerard was Buck Rogers.
This is incredible. Jensen went from being the poorest person I’ve ever heard of, to the richest man I’d never heard of.
Black women can’t swim because of societal expectations’: Michelle Obama’s claims spark controversy.
Michelle Obama makes racist remarks to offend everyone.
“Let me explain something to white people. Our hair comes out CURLY. When we straighten it to follow YOUR beauty standards, we are TRAPPED by the straightness! That’s why so many of us can’t swim, won’t go to the gym because we’re trying to keep our hair straight for y’all!”
Let me explain something to Black people.
WSJ: Margaret Atwood on the Lessons She Learned as a Young Girl
WSJ: Margaret Atwood on the Lessons She Learned as a Young Girl
Anyone who thinks that females are perfect, that girls are nicer, that every sadistic thing girls and women do is the fault of “the patriarchy,” has either forgotten a lot or never been a 9-year-old girl at school.
My cosmopolitan niece, dressed in lilac in the photo, was once chastised by Margaret Atwood for not being nice enough.
Failure Is Not an Option”: An Oral History of Apollo 13
In April 1970, the crew of the Apollo 13 became the most talked-about people on Earth after a malfunction en route to the moon left three astronauts stranded 200,000 miles from home. It was one of the biggest media stories of the decade, with audiences around the world glued to their TV sets and radios.
That’s not how I remember it.
