Boston

Stuff I found while looking around

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It has snowed in Boston on 13 of the last 17 days.

26 Pictures That Will Give You Some Peace For Once In Your Life

Ford pranks dudes by setting them up on a blind date with a stunt driver

I am making this my new desktop background.

– This has got to be an article from The Onion BUT IT’S NOT… Fox host: ‘We had to give up our freedom’ during snow storm because climate change is a hoax

– One of the funniest things I’ve read in a long time… Shade, Snubbery and Sam Smith Slayage: My 2015 GRAMMY Awards Recap

The Sickeningly Low Vaccination Rates at Silicon Valley Day Cares:

Across San Francisco Bay in Berkeley, the rates are more egregious at a facility associated with Pixar. Only 43 percent of children there are immunized, with 2.3 percent claiming a personal belief exemption. Just over two-thirds of children there got the MMR. Pixar has yet to return our calls.

Top 10 reasons parents don’t vaccinate — debunked

Taylor Swift vs. Nine Inch Nails

Marvin Gaye vs The Pixies

Beck vs. Beyoncé

Dr Phil with no dialogue, just reactions…

The Only Naming Convention that works

Fifty Accents of Grey with Jamie Dornan

What It’s Like Living In Boston Right Now:

It’s not about the shoveling (although that really sucks and have I mentioned no one here has a garage?) and it’s not about the snow days when the kids are home from school (which also suck and have I mentioned the kids have been out of school for 7 days so far this year?). It’s that after the entire city shuts down, when it starts back up everything is difficult. We lose hours of our day. We lose time and money and some people are going to lose their lives because of this stupid snow.

The 47 “Most” Unnecessary Uses Of “Quotation Marks” In “History”

– This is resplendent: Frances McDormand on Aging

What 200 Calories Look Like In Different Foods

Meet the Badass Activist Collective Bringing Direct Action Back to Black Communities:

Then on a more tactile level, whether it’s locking yourself to something or blockading a building, it’s around doing things that really wake people up—that are jarring and make people pay attention to how people have been oppressed for generations.

It’s also a critique of capitalism; it’s a critique of business. We’re saying America needs a new business model, this idea of valuing profit over black lives is unacceptable and this notion needs to be stopped at this moment.

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Some of my recent favorite tweets: