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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 30/09/2026

this little corner of linkedin always cracks me up like nice try i'm not gonna play 'zip' with my friends here in hell

the "puzzles" corner featuring zip, wend, and patches

the 'poob has it for you' meme about streaming services

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 27/09/2026

lmao u can tell we weren't a console house

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 23/09/2026

like are you kidding. are you quite joking

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 08/09/2026

office air conditioned, head empty

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 31/08/2026

maybe this guy should have been president

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 28/08/2026

yeah i feel like ripping off the bandaid with a couple weeks of signal work would have been kinder to people who use the g train

from abc7ny story:
The tunnel closure cut the LIRR's capacity by 20%, contributing to some service challenges for commuters. In May, a track fire disrupted rail service into Penn Station for three days, sending some trains to Grand Central Terminal instead.

The railroad hosted a press conference and ceremonial train ride through the rehabilitated tunnel on Monday afternoon.

The rehabilitation project began in May 2025 with the full closure of Line 2 to allow crews maximum access while minimizing disruptions across the region's rail network.

"We are going to protect every project performed around here, to get the same level of planning and risk reduction that came into being on this project," said MTA Chairman Janno Lieber.

The MTA was so concerned about the project's potential impact that Gov. Kathy Hochul urged Amtrak to perform the work at night and on weekends, a request engineers refused to honour.

When asked how much longer the project would have taken if work was restricted to nights and weekends, Warren LeBeau of Amtrak said, "It would have taken years-years longer."

The East River Tunnel system, which opened in 1910 and connects Penn Station with Queens and the rail corridor to Boston, consists of four tunnel tubes. Amtrak is rehabilitating the two tubes damaged by Sandy, with work on Line 1 expected to begin this fall and continue through the end of 2027.

Lines 3 and 4 do not currently require rehabilitation.

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 25/08/2026

the way that apartments are advertized with "central air" when it's just a mini split... like so close! that is a shape.

craigslist ad for some stupid apartment in bed stuy

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 24/08/2026

a comment on r/truckers pointed me to a delightful street view. the typical semi or box truck is 13'6" high... but there is a sign at the atlantic ave exit on the BQE that reads "all vehicles over 12'-9 must exit" ... so what is the truth?

street view of snarled-as-usual BQE with a bolus of trucks in the northbound lanes going past the atlantic ave exit, where apparently they are supposed to exit

reddit comment in a thread on r/truckers that reads:

Only thing I can think of is exit 27, Atlantic Avenue, says all trucks over 12’9” must exit, but anyone that knows New York blows right past the sign. There’s no clearance issues in any lane anywhere on 278 even though many over passes are marked low.

I do remember hearing about a project where they lowered the roadway to avoid trucks having to get off and cut through the city streets years ago. Not sure when that happened or what highway it was or if it even happened at all. But could be related to the signs you’re referring to years back.

And there is a spot ON Atlantic Ave where trucks have to get on a service rd and jump right back on. Maybe thats what you’re thinking of?

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 12/08/2026

when the margin is close to one percent socialist candidates either NARROWLY EKE OUT FRAGILE VICTORY or are CRUSHED IN STUNNING REBUTTAL

POLITICS
The Left Wins a Nail-Biter in Michigan: 8 Takeaways From Tuesday's
Primaries
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed narrowly prevailed over Representative Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary for Senate in Michigan, setting up a nervy race to November for the party.
By Reid J. Epstein

ELECTIONS
A Stunning Loss in Wisconsin Shows the Limits of the Left
Francesca Hong's defeat in the Democratic primary for governor defied expectations and may have shown the democratic socialist wave cannot reach beyond urban centers.
By Kellen Browning and Julie Bosman
2H AGO

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 21/07/2026

whats everyone up to this weekend

zoomed in around riis beach to show that the area is very conservative

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 19/07/2026

There's Fab Five Freddy and Basquiat Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf Everyone came from Shafrazi Sha-fra-zi to the beat There's Maripol and a guy named Fred See these guys spinning on their heads There's Rock Steady Crew and Crazy Legs Puerto Rican boys, they make me crazyyyyy

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 11/07/2026

zara? lana? janet? jfc how do i get to singapore

If you needed another reason to head to the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix this October, here it is. Singapore GP has just dropped its final pair of headline acts: rock heavyweight The Killers and dream-pop queen Lana Del Rey. This officially completes one of the Singapore Grand Prix's biggest entertainment rosters yet, which includes Zara Larsson, James Arthur, Split Enz, Goo Goo Dolls, Janet Jackson, and Mark Ronson.

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 01/07/2026

i swear to god the failing new york times tries this shit EVERY YEAR and for this year's edition if you google the author you will not find a more punchable face

some bullshit "I’m Gay, Not Queer. It Matters." op-ed in the times

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 15/06/2026

ok WHO told madge about kevin carpet

madonna rolled up getting stepped on ready to bring her love

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 14/06/2026

did google docs break spellcheck?? i can't get it to suggest the correct spelling, it just underlines words and says they might be wrong????

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 14/06/2026

this is what the L train is like

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 07/06/2026

please look at this image of a protest in albania against the development of a trump-backed tourist resort that would be sited on an important habitat for flamingos and turtles

in a crowd, someone is holding an inflatable flamingo and a sign that reads "STOP IT IVANKA! GIRLIE POP, THIS ISN'T YOU!"

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 01/06/2026

hbd! this drawing reminded me of my cat's bad attitude

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 27/05/2026

new astor place bike lane lookin fire

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 21/05/2026

what it feels like to behold the front page of the nyt this week

club penguin you can't be murdered that's illegal meme

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 14/05/2026

fascinating way to describe climate change

From "Rotten news: New Jersey's beloved peach crop devastated by April cold snap" in WNYC/Gothamist:

“A lot of the peach farms down near me were filled with flowers,” said Lewis DePietro of Cherry Lane Farms in Bridgeton, who sells strawberries at the farmer’s market in Union Square. “Now I drive by and see the trees and I don’t see any peaches, barely.”

Allen Carter, president of the nonprofit New Jersey Farm Bureau, said some peach farmers have reported losing half their crop. He wants the state to step in to provide disaster assistance funding.

“It’s going to be a really rough year for farmers between the frost, the fuel, labor, and insurance,” Carter said.

“ The majority of farmers don't want handouts. They just want to be able to grow their crops,” he added. “But when Mother Nature speaks, not much they can do.”

“Once assessments are complete, we will move quickly to connect farmers with critical support, including crop insurance and other available state and federal resources,” New Jersey Department of Agriculture spokesperson Bella Walz wrote in a statement.

In the meantime, Alstede said he wants people to know there will still be New Jersey peaches this summer.

“It’s going to run out maybe a little bit sooner, but still plan that trip with your family,” he said. “More than ever, growers need to sell what they have.”

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 22/04/2026

squeezing a tiny portion of the dressing packet onto the wegmans salad and then putting the lid back on to shake it aggressively

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 21/04/2026

yes i used AI, it was just adobe firefly offline, i'm sorry, come beat me up about it

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 21/04/2026

is this going to be permanent? if so can we redesign the cursed little stump where 5th ave runs into flatbush with some modal filtering??

slide 12 shows B63 Route Revision taking the bus off flatbush ave

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 24/03/2026

nuclearesque would be a beautiful name for a girl

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 20/03/2026

sorey but this goes way to hard i dare you to find better lyrics and didnt they WRITE THIS SONG FOR THE X-FILES jessus christ that is sex musicr

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 13/03/2026

sputtered to the end of the week

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 02/02/2026

the little differences always crack me up. tragically america will never free the nipple

huffpost posting about chappell roan nipple dress with a strategically cropped photo

french outlet of huffpost with full coverage

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 23/01/2026

this is not an irl object. who tf has ever seen a "party popper" like this. and yet is a dominant expression of celebration. madness.

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 22/01/2026

or like olympics or economy idk

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 13/01/2026

neat but will it be 10 billion dollars of overbuilt mess so deep in the bowls of the earth that it's quicker to just grab a bus

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 18/12/2025

this is what it feels like to be cc'd into emails where people are still trying to do serious work this late in the year

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 18/12/2025

to use public transit now is to be bombarded with AI generated images like these men who do not in fact exist!! im starting to feel physically repulsed as if seeing gore when i encounter it!!!! the shameless repudiation of reality is nauseating!!!!!!

subway ad fro some bullshit investment app

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the frog that has the tea @miles.nyc · 16/12/2025

in the mood to SNITCH enjoy your summons dumbass

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