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Marco Rubio wearing shoes far tok big for him because Trump bought them.
Fr Ted asking Nazi fan Fr Seamus Fitzpatrick if he has anything from the Allied side in his WWII collection.
The shaft in the throne room that the emperor falls down at the end of the Return of the Jedi
Six James in carry on up the khyber
Trump making disabled reporter.
Opinion polls showing Brexit deeply unpopular.
Steinbeck's views on philanthropy, from The Log from the Sea of Cortez Perhaps the most overrated virtue in our list of shoddy virtues is that of giving. Giving builds up the ego of the giver, makes him superior and higher and larger than the receiver. Nearly always, giving is a selfish pleasure, and in many cases it is a downright destructive and evil thing. One has only to remember some of our wolfish financiers who spend two-thirds of their lives clawing fortunes out of the guts of society and the latter third pushing it back. It is not enough to suppose that their philanthropy is a kind of frightened restitution, or that their natures change when they have enough. Such a nature never has enough and natures do not change that readily. I think that the impulse is the same in both cases. For giving can bring the same sense of superiority as getting does, and philanthropy may be another kind of spiritual avarice.
Google’ AI advice on how to reformat a Time Machine disk.
Artusi’s recipe for Sugo di Carne, including a teaspoon of sugar.
John Dickie’s Delizia, describing early pasta dishes. Maccheroni or vermicelli are boiled for an hour in milk then sprinkled with sugar.
Two year old Denbighshire plum tree
Homer’s car for his brother Herb
Screenshot from the guardian us politics live blog quoting senator jim banks defending rfk nomination.
Yellow Stagshorn Mishroom