While I’m glad we’re not getting constant shots of Taylor Swift at every Chiefs game this season I kind of wish we’d gotten to see her after that interception.

Yeah but when was the last time they won a Stanley Cup?

I don’t particularly care about the Texans but after all those BS calls in the playoff game against the Chiefs it would be nice to see them get some revenge.

This reminds me of the time a bunch of Devils fans lost their shit when they realized Robert Iler (AJ Soprano) is a Rangers fan in real life.

When I’m unsure I try to remember what I would have thought of something 10 years ago. Would I have thought in 2015 that xyz was shockingly racist? Well it still is!! Regardless of whether some people I used to respect have decided it’s acceptable.

If you see this, repost with your model of positive masculinity.

Years ago I had a job interview in NYC around the time I was reporting on the debate over whether to close the refugee center in Twin Falls, Idaho. As I was on the subway I remember looking around and noticing such a mix of people around me. 1/2

Update: Pretty sure these shoes gave me tendonitis. I learned my lesson when the tops cracked, the universe is just rubbing it in now.

I majored in classics and I’m not sure if I have an opinion on Justinian. Although the Eastern empire was mostly treated as an afterthought if at all.

"Italian Christmas Donkey" is way, way up there in the list of things that sounds like they should be slurs but aren't

North: Gothenburg, Sweden South: Naco, Arizona West: Bremerton, Washington East: Cluj-Napoca, Romania

It seems pretty straightforward that if people are paying more for less they’re not going to buy something as much. With Pizza Hut specifically they’ve declined in quality as Domino’s has gotten better.

I was just reading some reviews of “Welcome to Derry” and a lot of them are much more critical than I would have expected, I think it’s been pretty good. The AV Club guy is especially brutal.

Frank Vincent. I’d be good with Goodfellas, Casino and the Sopranos.

If you think Falangism is the answer, it’s not really “censorship” that you object to www.nytimes.com/2025/11/20/w...

You've just died. 6th picture in your gallery is what killed you. I don’t know what I ever did to Georgia O’Keeffe.

Thanksgiving Eve chicken riggies almost ready.

I’ve met people of all political leanings who like poker. There are certain hobbies and interests that are politically coded but I really don’t think poker is one of them.

I’ve never liked cherry anything. Reminds me of cough syrup. Although I agree blueberry and blackberry are underrated. We usually make pumpkin pie but this year we’re getting one from Jambo. You need to try their banana coconut cream pie if you’re in Santa Fe.

Throwing my plate of couscous across the room because I remember the Barbary Wars.

The fact that England and France were still deporting thousands of criminals overseas at the same time as they were building those empires weighs against the idea that they had successfully eradicated the crime gene.

Green bean casserole definitely. Never had it.

Was too taken aback by the scenery to get many pictures but here are a few shots of Ghost Ranch. Definitely heading back up that way soon.

Glad I wasn’t the only one who had to google that.

Went to the Meow Wolf here this morning for the first time in more than a year. It was fun seeing what’s new and what’s stayed the same.

one of the underrated factors for the rise in scamming across U.S. society is the death of local media.

One of my positive qualities as a journalist is that I always friendzone my sources

I get that there’s a natural instinct to push back when it feels like a place you love is being criticized by outsiders but this is pretty blinkered. I’ve got my quibbles with the NYT piece but it hit the mark more than this response does.

I'm now convinced that Nick Offerman was born to play Chester A. Arthur, and we deserve an Arthur biopic starring Mr. Offerman now-ish. At turns hilarious and calculating and ridiculous, he's the warm blood of the flick.

Also i'm so fucking tired of people talking about the end of the roman *empire* as if it were relevant to the current era (no you fucking idiots, can you look up from your military history novels for ONE SECOND and read about the end of the roman *republic* for once ffs)

Just saw Keeper. 7/10, it was great at creating an unsettling atmosphere and finding horror in the small details but it sometimes came at the expense of the pacing and storytelling. I get that movies don’t have to explain everything but it felt too slow at first and too rushed after the big reveal.

Here’s number 13. I bought it a few years ago — the author was one of the architects of the Medicaid expansion campaign in Idaho — but just got around to reading it.

Looking forward to the editorial about how this is a bold, praiseworthy move and the preservationists are like NIMBYs who oppose housing construction.

Some late night anniversary snacks with my baby at one of our favorite places.

No way for this to go bad.

The past couple years have pretty much cured me of any desire I might have once had to work in national media.

I get there are obvious parallels with Mamdani but it’s also a little grating seeing every piece about other parts of the country get the “View of the World from 9th Avenue” treatment.

I’ve had fun editing our 175th anniversary history series. Here’s the latest installment about New Mexico’s flip from Republican to Democratic in the 1930 and 1932 elections.

Looks like the Rangers are finally going to win one at home.

Watched “Death by Lightning” last night. I don’t know enough about the period to speak to its historical accuracy — I doubt a drunk Chester A. Arthur ever rescued Charles Guiteau from arrest — but the broad strokes seem right and it’s an entertaining watch.

Normally I’d enjoy watching Aaron Rodgers play like that but I had to start him on my fantasy team this week since Mahomes is off.

I suppose they’re consistent in the sense that they’re consistently advocating for a particular partisan outcome.

Hey wait a minute these roads lead all kinds of places

I suspect a nationwide law telling states how to draw districts would be a much heavier lift than the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. Who’s the hypothetical congressman who opposes preclearance but supports a national gerrymandering ban?

The discourse earlier this week on blocking and lists spurred me to check which ones I’m on. Most of them are innocuous follow lists — “New Mexico,” “local news,” etc. — but this one was pretty funny. This man is very mad about beans.

The ranked choice results have been tabulated and Michael Garcia will be the next mayor of the city of Santa Fe.