Not happy:
Of all the WAT moments in the in New York Times Magazine article about how one tweet can ruin a person's life — and there were plenty — the one that stuck out to me the most was the the fact that "Delaware kept the pillory until 1905 and whippings until 1972."
Also in surprising news are the 'frighteningly sensible' proposed drones rules that came out on Sunday.
THANKS, OBAMA.
This is the best Obama correction you will read this weekend. http://t.co/GuGJNooz7m pic.twitter.com/HvCHU7jxGv
— Chris Cillizza (@TheFix) February 15, 2015
Dogs:
And in its 90th Anniversary Issue the @newYorker's cartoons became self-aware pic.twitter.com/ULVCvMIGig
— Silvia Killingsworth (@silviakillings) February 16, 2015
And when the robot dogs become self-aware after the arrival of the seven kings, we're probably going to be whipped while in the pillory.
The lesson in all of this? Don't tweet. Be happy.
The four:
* Casinos won't make towns happy? There's a meme for that question.
* The Perennial Catskill Mountain Railroad Debaters™ are happily perched in this letter at this moment. I can write that sentence every day.
* You'll be happy to hear that the artists housing complex in Kingston is on schedule to be completed by June, around the time when artists that will move there will discover that the trains going by right next to the complex are very, very loud.
* This story is missing the opinion of cats, imo.
One cat: Not happy:
too many dogs imo http://t.co/qnqzsV5LUT
— Digital First cat (@DFNewsCat) February 13, 2015
In my opinion, you should spell out your sentences.One Google Glass photo: One happy red goat at Rhino Records in Uptown Kingston.
Yesterday's Internet, Today! is a happy dog that gives you the links I found interesting the day before or in the morning. You also get the four stories trending at the Freeman while composing this and a cat and a Google Glass photo. Did you subscribe? It's for freesies!
