Yes, calendar and “to-do list” applications are useful, but when you need to be continually reminded of something, there’s no substitute for physical sticky notes.
Also: I hope this person gets over her.
Yes, calendar and “to-do list” applications are useful, but when you need to be continually reminded of something, there’s no substitute for physical sticky notes.
Also: I hope this person gets over her.
It’s that time of the week again — when I post the memes, pictures, and cartoons floating around the internet that I found interesting or relevant this week. Share and enjoy!
That TikTok wellness influencer is so close to getting it.
There’s a good chance you’ve seen this photo by now:
It’s from the Instagram account of the Donald Trump’s second-most-favorite kid (and from all accounts, it’s a distant second), Donald Trump Jr.:
Here’s a close-up of the table. As you’ll notice, it’s all McDonalds food, even for RFK Jr.:
He doesn’t look all that happy about it:
For the benefit of those readers who’ve never seen someone die on the inside, here’s a zoomed-in version of RFK Jr.’s face:
RFK Jr. famously doesn’t eat processed food, and explained why in a video he posted barely a month ago:
Trump could have easily accommodated RFK Jr.’s dietary preferences: “not junk food.” But he didn’t, for two key reasons.
For starters, he looooves the stuff:
…but the more important reason is that he’s a bully, and bullies generally cycle between two modes with their allies: cruelty and disregard…
…and loyalty tests:
And a bully who has the opportunity combine the two — say by making someone eat something they don’t want to — can’t pass it up. So Trump did just that.
If he’s willing to do that to someone in his own inner circle, wait till you see what he’s got in store for you.
Here’s a collection of interesting memes, pictures, an cartoons floating around the internet that I found relevant this week. Share and enjoy!
This is yesterday’s daily New Yorker cartoon, created by Brendan Loper.