Curse-ten Andrews

Curse-ten Andrews

@kwafurther.bsky.social

Very low key on the profile.

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The NY Times will publish a hit piece on the Democratic Alaska senate candidate six days before an Election but won't mention a new rape allegation against the President of the United States.

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One of my most deeply held beliefs is that hanging out in mixed age groups is essential for being the most interesting version of yourself. This holds across pretty much every stage of life and it doesn't have to be a huge mix or wide range of ages.

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And now back to my full time job, texting the word "stop" to every living Democrat.

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Between Edward and Colonel Brandon, Mama and her friends all picked Edward because of his passion. But then you'd have to spend your life being a Vicar's wife, which seems like a huge drag! They're not considering that his version of "doing the honorable" thing is short-sighted and misguided.

Middle-aged Colonel Brandon, who is their mother's age and people should say so, is the better choice. Maryanne will have a better life than Eleanor because she will have more choices.

-Wooden chest full of loose gemstones and strings of akoya pearls -Ambergris perfume -Horsehair mattress from Hastens, dressed with vintage Sferra -Goyard trunks for Orient Express travel -that thing where they freeze your fat off -custom shoes

Peter@notalawyer.bsky.social

question for the audience: if you were ultra rich (let’s say $25M), what completely frivolous thing are you buying?

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Replying to @andreslucero.com

You don't need backstory to watch the film. But knowing the backstory holds her guilt in place for you when the film floats various theories for her behavior.

The body language between Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes before she gets in the car to surrender herself for prison has so much tension, is so loaded, I felt sure they would kiss. What a film!