SHORT ITEMS
Weather Review: New York City, May 1, 2022
A green mist of new leaves rose along the abrupt slope of Morningside Avenue.
COMMERCE DEP’T.
Once upon a time we were supposed to pity the Soviet Bloc for their empty store shelves, left barren by their refusal to participate in consumer capitalism. Now American consumer capitalism has produced something beyond empty shelves: shelves filled with manufactured nothingness.
COMMERCE DEP’T.
We wanted to make sure to get a 1.6 gallon tank, because one issue on which I do basically agree with the previous president of the United States is the inadequacy of weak-flushing water-saving toilets.
Joe Crowley Will Lobby for RIAA Front Group
Crowley's first client is a RIAA front group.
NATURAL HISTORY DEP’T.
All over the county, for 17 and 34 and 51 years, people had been putting cul de sac developments and Panera Bread parking lots on top of them.
Ten Writing Issues a Computer Found in This Possibly Computer-Written Press Release
Now nobody’s accusing anybody of plagiarism, that’s just Grammarly dot com being Grammarly dot com.
ANDY ROONEY 2.0 DEP’T.: The Sidewalk
I'd looked at this pattern before, over and over, but not properly seen it: the pavement looked like a window screen—maybe it always had? Maybe I had been looking at it all my life without seeing it.
DEP’T. OF HEALTH: The Second Pfizer Shot
I had been dreading the second-shot side effects yet also, honestly, kind of looking forward to them.
THOUGHT DEP’T.: Back To The Movies
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ITEMS OF ANTICIPATED VALUE – Item No. 3: HMM WEEKLY 10K CapyBricknote™
HMM WEEKLY proudly enters the realm of NFTs with a three-part artistic meditation on financial or technological hope
ITEMS OF ANTICIPATED VALUE – Item No. 2: Luke Cage, HERO FOR HIRE No. 13 diptych
HMM WEEKLY proudly enters the realm of NFTs with a three-part artistic meditation on financial or technological hope