Interestingly he couldn't name any journalists;)
November 3, 2026 at 9:37 AM
Interestingly he couldn't name any journalists;)
Interestingly enough those very same blokes are not particularly "ironclad" on taiwan or ukraine security policy these days
November 2, 2026 at 11:20 PM
Interestingly enough those very same blokes are not particularly "ironclad" on taiwan or ukraine security policy these days
Interestingly enough, the Tibetan mastiffs had what was called the drone bark, which is a low, monotonous, unending bark to warn off wolves and snow leopards, but it was VERY different from the alarm bark.
November 1, 2026 at 7:49 PM
Interestingly enough, the Tibetan mastiffs had what was called the drone bark, which is a low, monotonous, unending bark to warn off wolves and snow leopards, but it was VERY different from the alarm bark.
Interestingly, they are moving heaven and earth to get the price at the pump to pull back a few cents and no one cares.
November 2, 2026 at 1:25 AM
Interestingly, they are moving heaven and earth to get the price at the pump to pull back a few cents and no one cares.
interestingly, ESPN analytics said to kick the field goal while Ben Baldwins 4th down bot (@nfl4th.com) said to go for it
November 1, 2026 at 8:39 PM
interestingly, ESPN analytics said to kick the field goal while Ben Baldwins 4th down bot (@nfl4th.com) said to go for it
Interestingly, the toxicity of Trump's platform was realized clearly by Republicans more than a decade ago.
They still chose the rat poison, however.
They still chose the rat poison, however.
November 1, 2026 at 1:09 PM
Interestingly, the toxicity of Trump's platform was realized clearly by Republicans more than a decade ago.
They still chose the rat poison, however.
They still chose the rat poison, however.
Interestingly, Brazilians said they defeated Bolsonaro by not giving racists attention. You might be onto something here.
The question is, how can we make it no longer profitable?
Slavery ended because it was no longer profitable. All the slaves went on strike and slave master killings increased.
So what can we do here?
Slavery ended because it was no longer profitable. All the slaves went on strike and slave master killings increased.
So what can we do here?
November 1, 2026 at 5:54 PM
Interestingly, Brazilians said they defeated Bolsonaro by not giving racists attention. You might be onto something here.
Interestingly Tesla can still beat Renault in their home market for Top Model BEV 2026
#alwaysbecharging
#alwaysbecharging
November 1, 2026 at 10:46 AM
Interestingly Tesla can still beat Renault in their home market for Top Model BEV 2026
#alwaysbecharging
#alwaysbecharging
Interestingly, they resigned after the announcement, suggesting she planned this quietly, behind the scenes, without informing her staff.
November 1, 2026 at 7:16 PM
Interestingly, they resigned after the announcement, suggesting she planned this quietly, behind the scenes, without informing her staff.
If nothing else, I hope tonight brings an end to the constant stream of fundraising texts I'm getting, interestingly enough from Rs as well as Ds.
November 3, 2026 at 1:18 PM
If nothing else, I hope tonight brings an end to the constant stream of fundraising texts I'm getting, interestingly enough from Rs as well as Ds.
Interestingly, grass is actually a fair bit older than that! The oldest known grasses (so far) are from roughly 110 or 113 million years ago, in the middle Cretaceous, though they don't get really common until around 40 million years ago.
My favourite grasshopper fact: Grasshoppers first appeared on the planet 250 million years ago.
Grass did not appear on the planet until 40 million years ago.
Imagine it: 210 million years, hopping around on any random surface you can find, waiting for the grass that will make you truly yourself.
Grass did not appear on the planet until 40 million years ago.
Imagine it: 210 million years, hopping around on any random surface you can find, waiting for the grass that will make you truly yourself.
November 2, 2026 at 11:58 AM
Interestingly, grass is actually a fair bit older than that! The oldest known grasses (so far) are from roughly 110 or 113 million years ago, in the middle Cretaceous, though they don't get really common until around 40 million years ago.
Can’t say I ever had a visual theme ramp up so quickly & interestingly.
Just Dakota taking a lil nap..on a diagonal…on top of a grid of note cards…with a ladder in the shot.
October 31, 2026 at 12:46 AM
Can’t say I ever had a visual theme ramp up so quickly & interestingly.
Considering OP says a slur, dehumanizes the person they are quote-tweeting, and then warns they should get ready for chuds to "spam slurs," interestingly, this wasn't considered a violation.
They've posted "f*ggot" six times in the last 48 hours, all attacks against other users.
They've posted "f*ggot" six times in the last 48 hours, all attacks against other users.
November 2, 2026 at 2:25 PM
Considering OP says a slur, dehumanizes the person they are quote-tweeting, and then warns they should get ready for chuds to "spam slurs," interestingly, this wasn't considered a violation.
They've posted "f*ggot" six times in the last 48 hours, all attacks against other users.
They've posted "f*ggot" six times in the last 48 hours, all attacks against other users.
Interestingly ai seems to have trouble keeping the outside in the same era as the inside 😆
October 28, 2026 at 10:36 PM
Interestingly ai seems to have trouble keeping the outside in the same era as the inside 😆
interestingly, the logic to cap at 5K is conditional, but that's more notes for the eventual article(s)
November 2, 2026 at 11:14 PM
interestingly, the logic to cap at 5K is conditional, but that's more notes for the eventual article(s)
Interestingly Kylie spins in the opposite direction in her native Australia. #totp #corioliseffecf
October 30, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Interestingly Kylie spins in the opposite direction in her native Australia. #totp #corioliseffecf
Interestingly, I’ve had a bevy of program officers from the Gates Foundation connect with me on LinkedIn in the last week or so. They know who their adversary is!
“Organizations like the Gates Foundation continue to pour money into introducing more technology in schools. While the Gates Foundation’s stated intention is to close gaps in access to AI, not everyone is convinced of how effective it will be or how necessary it is for student success.”
The Gates Foundation is spending $400 million on AI in schools. Teachers warn it could 'end up widening' the divide it's meant to close | Fortune
“AI can support teacher expertise, but it cannot replace it,” one educator told Fortune.
fortune.com
November 3, 2026 at 1:01 PM
Interestingly, I’ve had a bevy of program officers from the Gates Foundation connect with me on LinkedIn in the last week or so. They know who their adversary is!
And by "literal universalist" I mean Josiah Bartlett, who attended a universalist church.
And if you're wondering, yes: That's the same Bartlett the fictional President Bartlett is descended from in The West Wing, although the character is, interestingly, Catholic, unlike like his ancestor.
And if you're wondering, yes: That's the same Bartlett the fictional President Bartlett is descended from in The West Wing, although the character is, interestingly, Catholic, unlike like his ancestor.
November 1, 2026 at 9:22 PM
And by "literal universalist" I mean Josiah Bartlett, who attended a universalist church.
And if you're wondering, yes: That's the same Bartlett the fictional President Bartlett is descended from in The West Wing, although the character is, interestingly, Catholic, unlike like his ancestor.
And if you're wondering, yes: That's the same Bartlett the fictional President Bartlett is descended from in The West Wing, although the character is, interestingly, Catholic, unlike like his ancestor.
you are so right! I voted for EAS and have my yard signs out in a Republican suburb of Grand Rapids. Interestingly I'm not seeing Rogers signs but there are EAS signs. 🤞 for Tuesday.
October 31, 2026 at 11:30 PM
you are so right! I voted for EAS and have my yard signs out in a Republican suburb of Grand Rapids. Interestingly I'm not seeing Rogers signs but there are EAS signs. 🤞 for Tuesday.
Interestingly, I'm thinking about a turkey in winter. And he's it...
November 2, 2026 at 8:17 PM
Interestingly, I'm thinking about a turkey in winter. And he's it...
Interestingly enough, it’s the same people who screamed yelled that Obama’s Christian pastor was anti-American … and then pivoted to “He’s a Muslim!!”
November 1, 2026 at 10:33 PM
Interestingly enough, it’s the same people who screamed yelled that Obama’s Christian pastor was anti-American … and then pivoted to “He’s a Muslim!!”
The regular returning Yellow-legged Gull showed really well at times at the Cork Lough today. Interestingly, despite being a 7CY bird now, it's got some blackish markings on the bill.
November 2, 2026 at 6:42 PM
The regular returning Yellow-legged Gull showed really well at times at the Cork Lough today. Interestingly, despite being a 7CY bird now, it's got some blackish markings on the bill.
Interestingly, no.
November 2, 2026 at 6:31 AM
Interestingly, no.
Interestingly, this mixture does arise from an initial condition of uniform gas but it takes a LONG time (~100,000 steps).
Interestingly, this mixture does arise from an initial condition of uniform gas but it takes a LONG time (~100,000 steps). The "big bang" style starts shown above get there much quicker
October 30, 2026 at 11:54 PM
Interestingly, this mixture does arise from an initial condition of uniform gas but it takes a LONG time (~100,000 steps).
but interestingly her biggest two star turns (color purple & ghost) were NOT really in that persona, and TNG wasn't either
October 30, 2026 at 11:44 PM
but interestingly her biggest two star turns (color purple & ghost) were NOT really in that persona, and TNG wasn't either