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People are buying your data. What people? Well, maybe not people in general, but definitely the hideous creature you created.

He never juggles with some cheap-y plastic bowling pins and always uses solid wood ones with sparkly decals. Using bargain pins is disrespectful.

The suspicion that we are all just cogs in a hyper-capitalist machine — SANDALWOOD

"Fearless" -- You see the glass as half-full, not half-empty. That includes the glass of tea which you brought to Lady Ashby the day she died.

Larry took long walks where he bore a smug, knowing smile as he passed this editor’s house and looked upon the decrepit, unkempt lawn.

We’ll enforce basic duel-to-death etiquette, which basically seems to mean making sure one party dies (Hamilton is available on Disney+, by the way).

Here’s a thought: My body could be cut up into little chunks the size of cocktail wieners and doled out to a number of sciences.

I tried hiring dog walkers, but I was banned from all those apps because my dog became infamous for always turning up a corpse or two.

Miss Manners will endeavor to offer advice which she hopes will help you be the perfect guest at your knife fight, and as well as keep you alive.

I would pet little dogs, big dogs, toy dogs, and dogs that don’t even look like dogs. Boring dogs. Cool dogs. Hot dogs. All the dogs.

During my second dinner, Francis told me that we needed to “ration our food better.” I was so taken aback by this.

The New York Times: Critics Say a Roman Civil War Is Coming—Others Disagree