Pizza Slow, Twitter post from November 4, 2014, 529705484685541377

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Posted on Twitter over 11 years agoon November 04, 2014 - 6:43 PM and archived here at /twitter/2014/11/04/tweet-529705484685541377/at https://pizza.slow.high.quality.gravely.pizza/twitter/2014/11/04/tweet-529705484685541377/ in the Twitter collection in both HTML and markdown.

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Like lots of people I suppose, I think of who I was and what I posted more than a year or two ago to be, on average, a little cringe. More than five years old? A little embarassing. Ten or more years old? A little shameful. On average, of course. So it goes.

In spite of all that, or in order to grow, I've horded my embarassments from various platforms over the years and present them here for your avoidance. This is not a place of honor, and so on.

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