Frankly, I like the zings. That said, I still long for the days when twitter becomes irrelevant to public discussions. Given the headlines generated whenever someone prominent (or not) is censored or removed from twitter, it's apparent that twitter is reigning supreme when it comes to controlling the conversation. That should not be.
oh Gawd Mike Barnicle! forgot all about that bunghole. Haven't seen him since he and Doris Kearns Goodwin were spinning inane yarns on the Imus in the Morning Show. He used to write puff pieces about Whitey Bulger handing out turkeys on Thanksgiving in South Boston for the Boston Globe. Plagiarizing was his bread and butter for decades and everyone (especially his employer) knew it.
The "Savage Queen" of Twitter from 2020 may be in an entirely different universe in 2023.
I am reminded of a Confederate Calvary unit travelling unopposed through Gettysburg in late 1864, just a little over a year after the 3 day battle there in July of 1863.
It didn't matter anymore, it was irrelevant, no one cared, the war had "Moved On" and would be over in less than 6 months. Visiting old battlefields don't neccesarily win future wars.
What this portends for 2023 is beyond my comprehension. i wish us all well.
"I'm trying to identify anyone who reads [USA Today] who is not stuck at a bad hotel and got it for free." 😀
Frankly, I like the zings. That said, I still long for the days when twitter becomes irrelevant to public discussions. Given the headlines generated whenever someone prominent (or not) is censored or removed from twitter, it's apparent that twitter is reigning supreme when it comes to controlling the conversation. That should not be.
This woman is amazing
❤️☦️🇺🇸🇵🇷
Bravo!🏆🥇👑
Fun read for me.
oh Gawd Mike Barnicle! forgot all about that bunghole. Haven't seen him since he and Doris Kearns Goodwin were spinning inane yarns on the Imus in the Morning Show. He used to write puff pieces about Whitey Bulger handing out turkeys on Thanksgiving in South Boston for the Boston Globe. Plagiarizing was his bread and butter for decades and everyone (especially his employer) knew it.
i do miss imus.
Emerald--you have a mean streak--and I love it!
Lol! My sides are hurting. Keep up the good work! We love you! My cup runneth over!
Absolutely loved this update (even if I am behind in my reading!), especially the French Laundry as a citizen of the Great State of Commiefornia.
Love this. Annnnd bookmarked!
What a group! A dysfunctional family? Emerald, you have outdone yourself! Much needed laughter today.
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The "Savage Queen" of Twitter from 2020 may be in an entirely different universe in 2023.
I am reminded of a Confederate Calvary unit travelling unopposed through Gettysburg in late 1864, just a little over a year after the 3 day battle there in July of 1863.
It didn't matter anymore, it was irrelevant, no one cared, the war had "Moved On" and would be over in less than 6 months. Visiting old battlefields don't neccesarily win future wars.
What this portends for 2023 is beyond my comprehension. i wish us all well.
good read , she takes them apart with truth,love watching her eviscerate libtards
Amazing tweets!
Legendary.