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The Outline
7 years
Do you like our stories but hate our twitter? Perhaps you would enjoy subscribing to a newsletter instead! lol jk the same person is in charge of both. https://t.co/had7QS89yW
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The Outline
6 years
It’s not just you treating our couch like a doomsday bunker that is at issue here. It is also you being under the bed. And under that little end table in the den, which is admittedly less of a big deal. https://t.co/R7ZCiUYo9b
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Nora, please. Come out from under the couch.
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The Outline
6 years
[inhaling 6 large coffees to achieve 150% productivity at work] Don't talk to me until I've had my capitalism!!!
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Coursing through the veins of the modern world and the modern subject alike, coffee is the spirit of exploitation in brewed form.
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The Outline
6 years
"We have a few animals that can actually catch the virus, the great apes, gorillas, and chimps and the people working with those animals immediately began wearing masks." https://t.co/lqW58fE1HR
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The seventh part of "As Told To," our ongoing series about how the coronavirus is reordering peoples’ lives.
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The Outline
6 years
Scott Stapp reached spectacular, undeniable heights of commercial success while also inspiring intense vitriol from vocal haters — and then publicly unraveled. https://t.co/uCM7oILhsV
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The Creed frontman offered a model of religious ostentatiousness for believers and nonbelievers alike.
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The Outline
6 years
We probably can’t tell yet just what we’re missing out on when we transfer social life from the real world to the virtual. https://t.co/zko8gYCgwz
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The pandemic has turned our social lives into software.
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The Outline
6 years
We have repeatedly made it clear that you may venture wherever you please in this house, and are even willing to work with the fact that you are a 16-pound Pomeranian-Shetland mix who lacks opposable thumbs by opening doors when you need them opened. https://t.co/R7ZCiUYo9b
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Nora, please. Come out from under the couch.
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The Outline
6 years
"I can go two to three hours without talking to another human being because we are all in our own departments staying away from one another." https://t.co/lqW58fE1HR
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The seventh part of "As Told To," our ongoing series about how the coronavirus is reordering peoples’ lives.
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The Outline
6 years
Scott Stapp’s breakdown was uniquely extreme, detailed and vivid, especially given his and Creed’s strong messaging about redemption. https://t.co/uCM7oJ2Skt
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The Creed frontman offered a model of religious ostentatiousness for believers and nonbelievers alike.
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The Outline
6 years
Without any alternatives, we’ll all have to get used to virtual stand-ins, and fast. https://t.co/zko8gYCgwz
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The pandemic has turned our social lives into software.
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Alexandra Ilyashov
6 years
Obscene amount of Creed got blasted while doing this absurd pet project of a story. Dreams really do come true! c/o @jeremypgordon @outline
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Jeremy Gordon
6 years
Loved reading @ilyashov on what it was like to be fascinated by Scott Stapp's Christianity, as a cultural Jew
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drew millard
6 years
i wrote an open letter to my dog
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Nora, please. Come out from under the couch.
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The Outline
6 years
Dearest Nora, It gives me no pleasure to write you this letter, especially in a forum as public as this one; however, your recent actions have left me no choice in the matter. https://t.co/R7ZCiUYo9b
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Nora, please. Come out from under the couch.
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The Outline
6 years
During Creed’s heyday, Scott Stapp became synonymous with Christian rock, long locks flailing as he belted lyrics about overcoming his struggles through faith. Then he unraveled. https://t.co/uCM7oILhsV
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The Creed frontman offered a model of religious ostentatiousness for believers and nonbelievers alike.
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The Outline
6 years
The most enlightened of all hot-beverage vessels is a stout, narrow ceramic mug shaped like a cylinder, exactly as wide at the brim as at the base. All else is folly. https://t.co/PdmbDlza56
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It is not a bowl.
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The Outline
6 years
We have found ourselves in the midst of medically necessary self-imposed isolation during an era when more people are living alone than in quite possibly any point in human history.
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The pandemic has turned our social lives into software.
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The Outline
6 years
At the moment, masks carry with them a social cost — namely that wearing one might make you look goofy. We got you some cooler inspiration. https://t.co/GlEra8lWUR
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More and more, it seems like a good idea to wear a mask when you go out in public. Here is some mask inspo for your perusal.
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The Outline
6 years
Reardon was hospitalized — with his partner, who works at a hospital, taking him in “because she wanted all her colleagues to laugh at me.” https://t.co/LOcvdKqvLU
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There is nothing but time for creative pursuits.
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The Outline
6 years
The essential problem is this: if a system is a joined whole, then the U.S. does not have a health care system. https://t.co/xD5ubuDe7q
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Our collection of disparate and competing public and private companies were never going to be able to handle a pandemic.
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