The thinness of Trump's skin makes the thinness of a real onionskin look like several Mount Everests. To get under Trump's yocto-thin skin (and perhaps get rid of Musk), I think we should routinely call him 1st Vice President Trump, followed by 2nd Vice President Vance.
Years ago, fraternity students at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech…
The thinness of Trump's skin makes the thinness of a real onionskin look like several Mount Everests. To get under Trump's yocto-thin skin (and perhaps get rid of Musk), I think we should routinely call him 1st Vice President Trump, followed by 2nd Vice President Vance.
The thinness of Trump's skin makes the thinness of a real onionskin look like several Mount Everests. To get under Trump's yocto-thin skin (and perhaps get rid of Musk), I think we should routinely call him 1st Vice President Trump, followed by 2nd Vice President Vance.
Years ago, fraternity students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology created a unit of linear measurement called a “smoot” <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoot> <https://interestingengineering.com/science/smoot-the-most-hilarious-mathematical-unit> <https://web.mit.edu/smoot/> <https://news.mit.edu/2008/smoot-tt0924> <https://alum.mit.edu/slice/mit-recalibrate-smoot> <https://duckduckgo.com/?hps=1&q=mit+smoot&atb=v468-5&ia=web>. I suggest we need a new measurement of thinness known as “Trumpskin,” which would be the lower boundary of thinness, thinner than a yoctometer <https://www.nanowerk.com/metric_prefixes_table.php> and akin to absolute zero for temperature (which, coincidentally, is the temperature of whatever soul Trump has managed to hold on to).