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Graham Techler

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stupid idiot who got locked out of this account and made a new one @gr8h8m_t3chl3r and then like a year later this one came back
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What’s Happened to the Party of Lincoln?

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By Graham Techler
| McSweeney's Verified
My God. What has happened to the Republican Party? The Party of Lincoln, for goodness’ sake! Nothing about them resembles the Party of Lincoln. Like, for instance, they have a signature hat, but it’s not a stovepipe one. They don’t wear blankets over their shoulders and laps indoors to protect against the chill as they strategize about the Civil War in 1864. They just turn up the thermostat while fantasizing about a Civil War in 2026. They don’t see plays anymore.
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The Origin of "Dad" And Why Some Men Prefer to Be Called "Father"

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By Graham Techler
| Fatherly Verified
The nicknames we use for parents go in and out of fashion, age to age and era to era. At one time, men preferred “Sire.” Other times, “Father” was preferable. What we do know is that the most agreed-upon way to refer to dad these days is by calling him, well, ‘dad.’ But why have we ditched ‘father’ for dad? The short answer is that things have gotten a little less formal.
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The Origin of "Dad" And Why Some Men Prefer to Be Called "Father"

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By Graham Techler
| Flipboard
The Origin of "Dad" And Why Some Men Prefer to Be Called "Father" Why do we say dad, anyway? The nicknames we use for parents go in and out of fashion, age to age and era to era. At one time, men preferred “Sire.” …
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