Ingrid Burrington

My prose too sparkling, my bitch too bad, etc

Oh lots of people have independently derived this one if you search it on here, I think it's just in the zeitgeist

Other people have used it! We are all collectively reaching through the veil of language and coming back holding "sloppelganger" today

Seriously is my voice too voice-y for the slop machine?

Oh there are definitely posts from earlier this year, earlier today even using the term, it's not mine just a term whose moment has come

It's in the zeitgeist not fully mine, others have independently derived it

Are we not already all using this term

A little offended Grammarly didn't make a sloppelganger of me

"Thought Doership" needs some workshopping, yikes

SO the NYT thought it was cool to profile the indie media project relaunching the Gourmet brand here: www.nytimes.com/2026/01/13/b...

BUT they've now FIRED @nzle.bsky.social for it.

So subscribe to Gourmet, hire Nozlee, and as ever the NYT can get in the sea.

that plucky little theme song on odd lots is so disrespectful, don't tell me oil's going to hit $200 a barrel after a jaunty little tune

Man I remember following Dana Rubinstein's reporting way back at Capital New York, what a heel turn

Deckchairs, meet Titanic.

It's a common misconception, "rizz" is actually derived from Tetris

Great, cool

Every day I think "maybe today it will happen"

Sitting with the sad and disturbing is apparently my default

"very complete, pretty much" --me when asked about an overdue draft by an editor

Love to play "silicon chip fab" with my Legos

It's real! They apparently sell them to employees only but you can find them on eBay

My birthday is actually on Saturday

The box for a Lego set for the ASML Twinscan model

Glad I married the kind of guy who gets me an ASML photolithography machine Lego set for my birthday

you don’t hate rich people enough

Private credit woes could become data center difficulties The circular nature of AI dealmaking could become a vortex, without an obvious exit ramp.

www.axios.com/2026/03/09/a... this is a succinct summary of the thing I have been wondering about for a little while wrt data center financing and private credit

Bless the woman who just walked past me with her two golden doodles saying on a phone call "I actually might be a socialist" like she was admitting to having a high calorie dessert

TPUSA is teaming up with Google and NextEra in both municipal and statewide races in Arizona, in part to control the future of a gigantic, publicly owned water and power utility, the Salt River Project.

Note the coalition here. Masks are coming off at the utility and energy intersection.

humiliated to admit that my gateway song was "Baboon"

And to you!

Look if there's a free sandwich involved sign me up