Paris is still great, never knew Trump, if the truth be told.

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Some people read 1984 and say “woah, that’s scary, I don’t want to live in a world like that.” Others think “hey, if you say up is down, that can get me power.”
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Jim in Paris retweeted
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Replying to @MLB
@mlb Is it normal that every time I try to swap games (using the latest app on my iPod touch streaming to chromecast) I get an error message? Frustrating!
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Jim in Paris retweeted
Retweetez pour voter pour @SalesforceFR par @AgenceBelle pour le Prix du Public #vœuxcommunication - la Réclame. lareclame.fr/voeux-2022-comm…
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So true
Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you do criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes. End of tweet
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If you're gonna listen to any speech about #Ukraine 🇺🇦, let it be this one. The Kenya ambassador to the UNSC perfectly explains how people across Africa understand Ukraine, and what the Kremlin's acts of aggression mean in our post-colonial world.
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What a graphic. I knew it was bad, but had no idea while I was growing up. Of course, I was in college when Reagan was elected.
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Je découvre. Quel génie! jaune (34alain34).wmv youtu.be/wNch1OqYgIM
Final tweet in a very informative thread by a NYC MD, comparing now to the situation in early 2020. I’m guessing that this is similar to the situation in Paris and other places. Get vaxxed, and help get vaccines to the rest of the world.
Replying to @Craig_A_Spencer
If you do need to go to the ER, try to understand we are doing our best. If you haven’t been vaccinated or boosted yet, now is really the time. It makes a difference. I know you’re tired of this. We are too. But we’ll really need everyone’s help to get through it, again. 🙏
Replying to @EricAsimov
@EricAsimov Just read your article this morning: nytimes.com/2021/12/27/dinin… while I get what you're saying, my 1st reaction (as an American living in Paris for >25 years) is the reaction seeing meters of Cabernet in wine stores in the US. Impossible to navigate. French wine is (1/2
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much more difficult to approach (every village has a different wine??!!), but in the end more rich, yet landmarks are easier to identify. OK, I'll admit that I prefer Bourgogne to Bordeaux now, but whatever the French region, the terroir is your guide, not the grape. (2/2)
He swiftly receives the harshest punishment allowed under the Constitution: He is permanently banned from Twitter, the first sitting president to suffer this fate since Chester A. Arthur. Also he is impeached again. msn.com/en-us/news/politics/…
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This was before the name of #Omicron was given; but still holds up.
What can you do about #Nu today? -be concerned, don’t panic -No variants so far have totally escaped immune memory-best bet is still to get vaccinated & boosted. -Be vigilant to reduce risk of exposure -if sick, get tested -if you traveled, get tested -advocate for vaccine equity
Pretty decent score for #BlackFriday (& this was in NH, so no sales tax).
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Tell me you don't understand Kant's metaphysics and epistemology without telling me you don't understand Kant's metaphysics and epistemology
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