The golden age of turning harmless objects into deadly menaces
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Photo of panel from a 1965 Superboy comic. Superboy and his dog cower while villain throws krptonite infused objects. Dialogue reads:
Villain: “how about a kryptonite ash-tray? Oh, you don’t smoke? Then amuse yourself with a kryptonite phone book!”
Superboy: “Ow! He’s changing harmless objects into deadly menaces!”
GIRL RELEASE THE TEXTS
I read her book and Matt Gaetz tried to pick her up by calling her a “national treasure” so I can only imagine the cringe she endured
PD: screencap of headline reads “Johnson aide advised against subpoena of Jan. 6 witness Cassidy Hutchinson to prevent release of sexual texts’ lawmakers sent her
An aide to House Speaker Mike Johnson advised Republican colleagues against subpoenaing former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson as part of their...” and trails off
“If you want to change the past, all you have to do is try to record what happened in it.”
Woof, dark. It’s referring to a 2015 physics experiment with wave vs particle properties of atoms, but damn that’s an *opener* for a book about music.
Reading Uncommon Measure by Natalie Hodges
“When I die, show no pity
Send my soul to juggalo city
Dig my grave six feet deep
Put two matches at my feet
Put two hatchets on my chest
And tell my homies I did my best”
Surely one of these notebooks will finally be the one that cures my ADHD and helps me fix my life
