Pope Tweets, People Respond, Prove Once Again They are the Worst
Today I learned Pope Francis was on Twitter. So I followed him from the Little Utopia handle. I’m not one that believes him to be infallible or anything (or that […]
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Don’t Tweet … Ever (Even if It’s Your Job)
The first round of the NBA playoffs — aside from a Clippers–Spurs series that will surely be remembered for decades to come — was downright awful. To know that, all […]
Yet Another Example of Why Parents Should Never Tell Their Kids Anything
It’s no secret that keeping anything confidential these days is a difficult task. And even if someone wanted (or needed) to keep something secret, social media is increasingly telling us […]
An Interview With @NeinQuarterly’s Dr. Eric Jarosinski
Dr. Eric Jarosinski is assistant professor of German at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. His primary research interests include Weimar-era literature, culture and philosophy. Among his published work is […]
The Strange, Sad Saga of Amanda Bynes
If you’ve followed the bizarre breakdown of Amanda Bynes in any capacity, you’ve realized that this clearly isn’t some type of Joaquin Phoenix-style performance art. It has officially passed the point […]
Nik Wallenda’s Grand Canyon Walk: A Dream That Should Have Been Deferred
I’ll never really understand people like Nik Wallenda, the man who crossed the Grand Canyon on live TV several nights ago without any sort of safety measures in the event […]
Phil Jackson Won’t Let You Forget About Phil Jackson’s 11 Rings
On Wednesday, former Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson joined Twitter. Almost immediately, Jackson had amassed over 23,000 followers before he even sent out his first tweet. Here’s how my […]
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