Serious disappointment from the toddler that there are not real apples here. (@ Apple Store, Saint Louis Galleria) t.co/x0V1B8Oh3…
I say, if you live in Portland and pronounce the street Couch as “cootch” then you must use a soft G when you say GIF.
Extreme sliding at the local playground. (And I’m the dork measuring that it’s 41° on my phone’s level). t.co/DKZjRUOwK…
I bet the people at t.co/RiPK7qKOM… were surprised by the sudden burst of traffic. Oddly, looks to be…BMW? t.co/NoJKX0EaO…
When it becomes the norm for bathrooms to be gender-neutral full height stalls, what will the icons for bathrooms be?
Camouflage t.co/7nCsIJZhy…
They don’t judge you for 11am beer samples at #grantsfarm. t.co/7yWz8t6xH…
I do like a good bitter beer. t.co/gcO46tmMv…
So sad that everyone in Portland doesn’t get to experience tax-free-back-to-school-supplies weekend. It’s something to behold.
I watched the Republican debate the way the candidates would have wanted: via Periscope of @NormMacdonald & @kevin_nealon in a living room.
“I know you have that phone & your fingerprint for Apple Pay but since it’s over $25 I need you to scribble on this paper. For security.”
Does an opossum make a good pet? Seems unlikely, which is too bad, because I really want to have a pet opossum and name him Lorem opossum.
Surprisingly hard to Google a Sesame Street monster’s name from its looks. I triumphantly say “Murray!” & @___ says “No daddy. Telly.”
Twitter is great at keeping me up to date on the best parts of TV shows & events I don’t want to watch.
What if “simpleton” got redefined as a person who’s thoughtfully honed in on the important things in life?
130 years ago, even attic window latches had ornate details. t.co/WTGE5uzXD…
Remember when there were characters besides Minions? is what I imagine we’ll be saying in two years, tops.
Confused why the New Yorker article about the Portland earthquake was news to anyone in Portland since it’s at OMSI: t.co/IJnzF1bgi…
That thing where old Twitter joke formats go out of style & you wonder if it’s been long enough they’ve come back around to being nostalgic.