It will be fascinating to see what mendacious new "standard" Mitch McConnell concocts that completely reverses his previous new standard.
Truth be told, it would have been better for all hands had Justice Breyer announced his resignation 11 seconds after the president was sworn in, instead of maundering on about the essential role of a balanced court while his new colleagues were firing up the chainsaws. And it will be fascinating to see what completely mendacious new "standard" Mitch McConnell concocts that completely reverses his previous completely new standard for denying a Democratic president his right to appoint Supreme Court justices. After all, this one only has to last nine months. For example: How long has it been since you heard a mid-song record scratch? Here's everything you need to know about the Naboo N-1 starfighter—which, by the way, is a nod to the 'Star Wars' prequel trilogy. For decades, antihero narratives have dominated in prestige television, but recently, we have entered a period of noticeable, compelling reinvention. Creators are opting out of the egocentric central figure for nuanced earnestness. (And we're not talking "earnest" in the way that This Is Us terrorizes tear ducts on a weekly basis, but rather vignettes and characters that honor the complexity of life.) Like any seemingly overnight pivot, this shift has been inching along in this direction for a while. Start your 2022 off right by saving yourself some cash. It's not just the name of a racy French film—it's also the best hue for your cold-weather fit. If fear is the mindkiller, then stupidity must be the pocketbook-killer. Just ask the crypto bros who made a three million dollar mistake by failing to read the fine print. An anonymous NFT group called Spice DAO (decentralized anonymous organization) made waves last week when they triumphantly tweeted about their recent acquisition of a rare art book: Jodorowsky's Dune, the guidebook to an ambitious but ill-fated film adaptation of Frank Herbert's Dune. These spiceheads had big plans to convert the book into NFTs, burn the physical copy, and adapt the story into an animated series. There's just one problem: little did they know, they don't actually own the copyright to Dune. All they own is one very, very expensive book. |
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