What many missed in Facebook’s earnings report: the company got a multibillion-dollar tax break http://t.co/9aXyzkOU
via Gabriel Snyder’s Stellar faves http://twitter.com/jaredbkeller/status/302638287795920896
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What many missed in Facebook’s earnings report: the company got a multibillion-dollar tax break http://t.co/9aXyzkOU
via Gabriel Snyder’s Stellar faves http://twitter.com/jaredbkeller/status/302638287795920896
I am sorry, but the @allthingds story is such a speculative one, please don’t retweet as facts who the potential buyers are.
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.@MarcoArment: “If I were running a medium-sized publication, I’d stay far away from Tesla after this explosion.” http://t.co/rIFRjq2V
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True anti-hero RT @eilonwya10: This man is personally responsible for Skymall’s existence. Now an Ariz. state senator: http://t.co/SEjyLmrC
via Gabriel Snyder’s Stellar faves http://twitter.com/brendankoerner/status/302464503029829633
The use of the morning-after pill by women in their early 20s has more than doubled in recent years. http://t.co/842VY30K
via Gabriel Snyder’s Stellar faves http://twitter.com/gettingsome/status/302180320306929664
If detailed instructions from Tesla’s engineers are needed to make an E. Coast trip between charging stations maybe the car is not yet ready
via Gabriel Snyder’s Stellar faves http://twitter.com/jackshafer/status/302172715404623873
Loved the sexy barebacked cossack look on giantesses parading like svelte hobbled mules at @RalphLauren show #NYFW
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Why the “In Cold Blood” deceptions really matter (@magiciansbook) http://t.co/YFqwzfoT
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Real-estate mogul says Bill Clinton confirmed her 2016 run.![]()
Back in 1840 most people would buy, not a Valentine’s Day card for someone they loved, but a Vinegar Valentine for someone they hated.
At first, it’s easy to demonize the senders as the worst sorts of trolls or bullies. I mean, some of the most horrifying Vinegar Valentines actually suggest the recepient kill him or herself. But then, if you look at the more light-hearted Valentines, some of them start to seem like a good idea. Have you ever had a haughty saleslady scoff at you for being poor? Have you ever had to listen to a pompous windbag carry on when he doesn’t have any idea what he’s talking about? So many people are blithely unaware of their obnoxious behavior. Wouldn’t it feel great to tell them off, consequence-free?
Back in the 1840s it was the receiver, not the sender of a letter, who paid for postage & you didn’t need to provide a return address, so all the floozies and winos would pay for the privilege of hearing how disliked they were.
Nowadays if you want to send free anonymous insults that’s what the internet is for.
Happy Valentine’s Day.
(via @EvaWiseman)
via kottke.org http://kottke.org/13/02/vinegar-valentines-let-someone-you-hate-know-how-much-you-care