Liz Galalis (@lizgalalis) 's Twitter Profile
Liz Galalis

@lizgalalis

Comedy actor/writer. Union gal SAG-AFTRA, IATSE Local 871, @DisabilityBelongs '24 TV Comedy Writing Lab, @WomeninFilm '22 Writing Mentee.

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linkhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm4049947/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 calendar_today10-12-2012 23:25:34

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Ethan (@ethanmead4ever) 's Twitter Profile Photo

July 13th 2024. a terrifying escalation in our nations political divide. I’ll always remember where I was. Trying on my dr manhattan suit that had just arrived from Temu

July 13th 2024. a terrifying escalation in our nations political divide. I’ll always remember where I was. Trying on my dr manhattan suit that had just arrived from Temu
Will Leitch (@williamfleitch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Google commercial where the dad has his daughter use AI to construct a note to her favorite athlete rather than encourage her to write what she actually wants to tell her hero takes a little chunk out of my soul every time I see it.

caitie delaney (@caitiedelaney) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fellas is it classist and ableist to condemn the machine that undermines the spirit of human ingenuity, steals from artists to self perpetuate and melts the planet we live on

Gabino Iglesias (@gabino_iglesias) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Let’s be clear about some stuff. Submission fees? Classist. Super expensive conferences in fancy hotels that don’t offer scholarships, don’t have interpreters, and completely ignore accessibility? Classist and ableist. Asking writers to write? Neither of those things.

Emma Baccellieri (@emmabaccellieri) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Mets have forced me to reconsider my stance that a team should only have one gimmick at a time. Coming around to the idea that actually the perfect baseball team is a tangle of fast-food mascots, roadside pumpkins, and journeyman infielders working on their music careers

david ehrlich (@davidehrlich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

god it must feel so good not to give a shit about other people — to be liberated from the burden of defending even your own self-interest.

Boze the Library Owl 😴🧙‍♀️ (@sketchesbyboze) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Seems important that in Fahrenheit 451, books were still “available” in single-paragraph summaries—“read Hamlet in five minutes!”—but the books themselves had been banned for being too difficult. Tech boosters see a warning and think it’s an instruction manual.