Dave Johnson @DaveyMatts

Roslyn, NY Joined December 2008

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Tomas Pueyo @tomaspueyo

2 years ago

Who has a fair claim on the region of Israel and Palestine? It's time to go deep to understand: • History • Geography • Religion • Legal claims • Morality • And more:

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Rob Perez @WorldWideWob

4 years ago

“is James healthy?” “he got traded he’s healthy now!” this is A+ comedy

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Counting Crows @CountingCrows

5 years ago

Maybe this year will be better than the last

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IB THE GAMBLER 🔌 @incarceratedbob

6 years ago

Larry David with his social distancing message

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U were so close Trent. So close to the perfect video. U had the whole world of below average golfers leaping for joy. For a brief moment u were their hero and u brought hope to them all. And then they saw u run....

Trent @BarstoolTrent

6 years ago

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VP, Big Cat Corp @VPBigCatCorp_

6 years ago

“Today is friyay....”

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Kyle Griffin @kylegriffin1

6 years ago

Buttigieg: "For a party that associates itself with Christianity to say it is OK to suggest that God would smile on the division of families at the hands of federal agents, that God would condone putting children in cages, has lost all claim to ever use religious language."

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Michael Skolnik @MichaelSkolnik

6 years ago

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Richard Dawkins @RichardDawkins

7 years ago

Brett Kavanaugh is wholly unsuited to be a Supreme Court justice, not because he was a very nasty teenager but because he is a very nasty, and injudicious, 53-year-old, with no capacity to rise above party politics, which is – after all – a main point of the Supreme Court.