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The journey of a thousand ham slices begins with a single cut of the deli slicer.

Look, airplanes shouldn’t be constantly flying around a building in the first place.

A scribe’s only acceptable wardrobe is a good collared shirt or sensible cardigan, or a collared shirt under a sensible cardigan.

I have to throw in some buzzwords that make eyes glaze over—“pandemic winter,” “lockdown ennui,” and “cultural zeitgeist” should do the trick.

@JayGatsby: If getting rich off #Bitcoin is bootlegging then lock me up, old sport.

According to the Society for Appropriate Punctuation, the global supply of ellipses reached critically low levels during the last quarter of 2021.

There’s something else rapidly becoming the defining issue of our time: the 1985 Iran-Contra affair. And goddamn, I’ve written a movie about it.

Ernest Hemingway For Hire: Competent Shoes, Never Filled

It can be tempting to rely on labels, especially when those labels are in stylish sans serif capitals artfully nestled among the colorful blobs.

John came to us by way of Elmo Fuentes, who was really the inspiration for the idea, at least according to Ryan and Ann Nguyen.

Robert Frost: - Horse feed - 5-Hour Energy - Map - Seriously you cannot keep calling me to pick you up in the middle of woods

Any attempts to unionize will bounce you to the beginning of your shift at your second job driving for Uber, over and over again.