So what did you come up with?

All the pot brownies Scooby snacks for you!

Well, 67 in a couple of months, according to her wiki page. I thought that was strange too, and had she been born during the Depression, as I assumed, I was going to make a different comment.

It wasn’t that, really, it’s just that they didn’t have enough members or infrastructure to cope with the ACA flaws that were put in and assistance removed by Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Aetna and Cigna Insurance Companies) to get him to sign on to get it passed. 

The article you linked to is from 2013. Unfortunately the Freelancers Union health plan collapsed in 2014. If you go to the website now it will steer you to other freelancer-appropriate insurance plans in the NY ACA exchange. I found this out the hard way.

I wonder if Peg, who was born in Brooklyn 66 years ago, remembers that relations between the NYPD and the Black community have been strained at best for her entire lifetime?

http://jezebel.com/1796713417

You’ll be happy to know that many of them went to Ivies or the better private non-Ivies, “studied” finance, and are now back in New York. I get updates from their AARP-eligible parents and I bump into two or three of them occasionally. They’re not at all douche-y, but the sight of me might trigger some kind of…

It was an observation that I too was in Manhattan on 9/11 but in my case my friends and work colleagues were racing around (as much as you could “race”) trying to get to their children, some of whom were in 8th grade and even older.

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Assuming he bothered showing up at the New York Times’ offices, I guarantee you they went to the Chevy’s that’s practically next door. The Italian place with soppressata and the striata baguette was probably the awful Dean & DeLuca that’s on the first floor of the NYT building (although I’m not sure they have seating?)

His new wife was his researcher, so she probably has more than a HS diploma and would know her way around a NYC restaurant menu.

You picked an apt front page from the Völkische Beobachter to use as your image. Was it intentional? It’s reporting on the Anschluß and Hitler’s arrival in Vienna (loose spot translation; I’m a little rusty):

I have much to thank you for. I never knew what those plasticky mini-bottles filled with sugar water were called. Nik-L-Nips. Also, every week I buy the small allotment of household chocolate. I haven’t had Krackel for 20 years. Krackel it is!

The vet took one look at him as a puppy and gave us the correct answer. Since the shelter was able to give us his exact birth date, I think they knew a little more about him than we or the vet did.

We’ve adopted all our dogs out of shelters and it’s been my experience that they shade the truth, so caveat emptor. I would not have done anything different, we’ve loved them all. Our current one’s birthdate is known, but at the shelter they said his maximum weight should be about 60 pounds. (We got him as a puppy.)…

Uber has created a great revenue stream for me, but not how they intended.

If you have a few minutes, here’s the history of Paul, Weiss (as it’s generally known.) It’s one of the most prestigious and powerful law firms on earth.

Something like 20 years ago I read a piece in the pre-DoucheKushner “New York Observer” an article about “Would ‘Vogue’ employees wear the stuff in the magazine?” This was pre- “Devil Wears Prada.”