Cool.
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RT @NWSPittsburgh
A record low temperature of -5 Fahrenheit was set at Pittsburgh today. This breaks the old daily record of -3 set in 1960.
https://twitter.com/NWSPittsburgh/status/1606421656293240832NWS Pittsburgh on Twitter
āA record low temperature of -5 Fahrenheit was set at Pittsburgh today. This breaks the old daily record of -3 set in 1960.ā
In law, this is called "ex post facto" and is actually prohibited in many places. The idea that you could be doing something today on Twitter that gets you banned 10 years from now is not a great look.
This would be like if a new US president hated cake, so they made eating cake illegal, and then arrested everyone who has ever eaten cake ever in their life...
Putting aside the actual policy changes (which are bonkers), the most troubling pattern emerging from Twitter is blocking/banning accounts and then retroactively publishing policies to justify the ban.
Ponderosa
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RT @ALNL
What was the ācelebration restaurantā your family ate at when you were a child that you didnāt realize was not, in fact, a 5-star establishment until you became an adult?
Ours was CiCiās Pizza.
https://twitter.com/ALNL/status/1602474767512371200
Ashlee Latimer on Twitter
āWhat was the ācelebration restaurantā your family ate at when you were a child that you didnāt realize was not, in fact, a 5-star establishment until you became an adult?
Ours was CiCiās Pizza.ā
Charcuterie boards are just adult Lunchables. I will not be accepting evidence to the contrary.
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Well, this week is off to a great start /s
We had a great time at the VIP unveiling of the new @CarnegieSciCtr Mars exhibit last night!
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1593634993749872641
