Whoa, brexit referendum is in two days? Better finish up that article I've been putting off for two months.
This feels like high school homework all over again.
Whoa, brexit referendum is in two days? Better finish up that article I've been putting off for two months.
This feels like high school homework all over again.
Another irregular verb:
We have a grassroots movement.
You have a pressure group.
They're a lobby.
There are many things that get called "lifehacks". Few are actually worthy of the name. This one is.
There is serendipitous symbolism to Troy being located in present day Turkey.
Because that Turkey is a trojan horse is beyond discussion.
The fight is about *whose* trojan horse behind *whose* walls it will be. East or west.
...Erdogan is milking the situation with the skill and gusto of an oriental merchant.
Insight: all the people predicting the imminent collapse of civilization desperately wish for it. In reality, things have never been better.
Dear Brazilians,
In the line of my work today, I hooked up a promising research team working on the Zika virus with influential people at the WHO.
If the olympics happen, it will be only thanks to me . You're welcome. Plus a few million healthy babies.
...Just another day at the office.
Z.
European politicians be like:
1. Let’s ban Uber, raid Google’s offices and sue the shit out of every profitable technology company trying to do business on the continent.
2. But but but why doesn’t Europe have a Silicon Valley?
"Unrealistic standards of beauty" = what everybody under the age of 50 can achieve with 5 hours of light exercise a week.
Fortunately for marketers everywhere, authenticity is one of the cheapest things to fake.
There is a massive trend of happily ignoring, or even excusing, real problems, while shooting the messenger - a culture of publicly scolding people for noticing bad things, but not for doing bad things. I suggest we refocus our attention.
I've been invited to two weddings in the last week. Independently of each other, both invitations addressed me as "Dark lord".
I should probably take a good hard look at myself.
Something programmers and language teachers have in common is that they both spend a lot of time hunting missing punctuation.