Proof that the cat meme dates back at least to the 19th century. Frank Paton- Fairest of Them All, 1880. pic.twitter.com/YSa6ADzU4M

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) April 6, 2019

Our “food” industry — which is the main breeder of antibiotic resistant bacteria — is gonna kill us all. https://t.co/MJAZqcIgDW

— Yasha Levine (@yashalevine) April 6, 2019

Two ways to design the urban form of a corner lot – where would you rather spend your time? pic.twitter.com/ZG3sHozeFz

— CreateStreetsAmerica (@CStreetsAmerica) April 5, 2019

Meanwhile in Silicon Valley… pic.twitter.com/XrEMg8j7cG

— Best of Nextdoor (@bestofnextdoor) April 6, 2019

“If the feds gave state DOTs a free & easy hand to build highways for the past 60 years, they can finally do the same for local transportation agencies and sidewalks.” #GreenNewDeal @AOC @senmarkey https://t.co/HcKr4pvFo4

— Sean Meredith (@seanmeredith) April 3, 2019

What a shocking and unexpected side effect of LADOT launching a program specifically designed to increase driving. pic.twitter.com/56OPUCeQAu

— Rabi Abonour (@rabonour) April 1, 2019

No one associates New York, a city in the eastern United States, with good restaurants. That’s beginning to change. https://t.co/WpPyyvqKHU

— L.A. Times Food (@latimesfood) April 1, 2019

Most people have no idea how much climate damage they’re doing when they fly in planes.https://t.co/eIv5M6mLEC

— Peter Kalmus (@ClimateHuman) April 2, 2019

I looked at the Spanish websites of the 2020 Dems and found typos, incomprehensible phrases, and whole paragraphs that match Google Translate. As my mother would say, it’s a . Me in @politico: https://t.co/R4vJnAFTG0

— Jesús A. Rodríguez (@jesusrodriguezb) March 31, 2019

Turning into my fave day of the week. #caturday Letting my guilty pleasure of #drawing cats be seen. #ArtistOnTwitter #femaleartist pic.twitter.com/UOBr21lCRD

— Deanne Achong (@deanneachong) March 30, 2019

The most important thing you’ll see today pic.twitter.com/3PY6tPj5Ls

— Dirt Road Queen ♡ (@DirtRoadQueen__) March 29, 2019

Yuri Gagarin’s Pesach KonMari https://t.co/T5wM3it2oL via @wordpressdotcom

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 30, 2019

“A car with a stick shift and clutch pedal requires the use of all four limbs, making it difficult to use a cellphone or eat while driving. Lapses in attention are therefore rare, especially in city driving.” https://t.co/sbnOiaRhNp

— Alissa Walker (@awalkerinLA) March 26, 2019

“The 66-year-old had Googled directions to her neighborhood and found that the app had changed the name of her community from the ‘Fruit Belt’ to something called ‘Medical Park.’” https://t.co/LSxYmKLpWK

— david a banks (@DA_Banks) March 25, 2019

There’s a unified problem: sprawl, which makes driving cheap & housing expensive. @NatGeo breaks down the bulk of the world—and esp. CA’s—housing issues. Get out of our damn cars, support mass transit connected to job centers, build more housing. https://t.co/jese4rVcPL

— Brian Addison (@BrianAddisonLB) March 25, 2019

A driver crashed into the memorial for Christian Vega who was killed at this site on Riverside Drive on 2/27#SafeStreetsNow pic.twitter.com/5q3sWP9OAo

— KeepRowenaSafe (@KeepRowenaSafe) March 24, 2019

Procedurally generated infinite CVS receipt https://t.co/T8owIPB1EU

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 24, 2019

cat having hiccups😳 pic.twitter.com/aZosQEjsCw

— Cats (@SpaceCatPics) March 25, 2019

This is so great (and a million times better than those ridiculous driverless food delivery pods): Metro Buses Converted Into Mobile Food Markets For Low Income Neighborhoods – https://t.co/ZRy2EHbp3q pic.twitter.com/gC8vQ4IB5D

— Allison Arieff (@aarieff) March 22, 2019

I just testified as an expert witness to EU Parliament about ExxonMobil’s decades of climate denial + delay. Between being the first major hearing of its kind, a leaked Exxon memo, & the rising prospect of Exxon being banned from EU lobbying, it was an interesting day. THREAD pic.twitter.com/lRaBuqd4WQ

— Geoffrey Supran (@GeoffreySupran) March 22, 2019

New data finds that big PR firms like @EdelmanPR and @Fleishman have made hundreds-of-millions working with fossil fuel trade associations to convince the public that its products are beneficial and necessary. #climatechange #uspoli https://t.co/54Tldbn6UW

— Climate Watchdog (@ClimateWatchdog) March 15, 2019

Meanwhile in Dallas, TX… pic.twitter.com/ek0WQ1jWBE

— Best of Nextdoor (@bestofnextdoor) March 22, 2019

He’s our longest-living ambassador of the written word, a relic from a time when a certain type of person treated books as sacred objects rather than as products that could be sold at a profit. https://t.co/voIJik6HX3

— The Millions (@The_Millions) March 22, 2019

A Better Travel Experience – Blogs | Planetizen https://t.co/UMIIzh8wNr

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 23, 2019

No, Traffic Congestion Does Not Really Cost Every American $1,348 Annually – Blogs | Planetizen https://t.co/sLRc08vnOk

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 23, 2019

Seeing the Urban Forest for the Trees – Blogs | Planetizen https://t.co/f2FZWJv7BO

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 23, 2019

Thread. https://t.co/lv4UhsW3tJ

— The War on Cars (@TheWarOnCars) March 22, 2019

Virginia transit officials tried out Elon Musk’s tunnel in Los Angeles County, and here’s what they took away from it: “It’s a car in a very small tunnel.”https://t.co/mVhMKzMYJ5

— Laura J. Nelson 🦅 (@laura_nelson) March 21, 2019

This. https://t.co/cHZU3vZA5N

— BikinginLA (@bikinginla) March 21, 2019

This is true service journalism by @Gizmodo‘s @joeveix https://t.co/80GMYL7u6p

— Alissa Walker (@awalkerinLA) March 21, 2019

An incredible piece of storytelling on the dangers of lead paint—and how difficult it can be to know when it’s lurking in your home—by @awalkerinLA https://t.co/DSHpj2IAjX

— Amy Plitt (@plitter) March 20, 2019

Super bloom creates new California natural disaster: tourism overflow https://t.co/adHKn7Wl3O

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 19, 2019

“We come into this life with nothing and we go with nothing.” The owner of beloved Indian restaurant Paru’s is retiring, sold the business, and gave half the money to his employees. https://t.co/FOJBDk20ue

— Alissa Walker (@awalkerinLA) March 21, 2019

We need a protected cycle track on Sunset! Please let @MitchOFarrell know that this is the kind of bike infra that we need and want. And while you are at it let @cmgilcedillo know that it could continue all the way to downtown! https://t.co/xGJGj7vWzB

— KeepRowenaSafe (@KeepRowenaSafe) March 17, 2019

The Good, Bad, and Ugly Public Transit Seat Covers of the World https://t.co/gMHEmipzn5

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 18, 2019

My pal @PoliticalPics captured this beautiful image. I call it “Strong and Stable” pic.twitter.com/bHX9wcu8n9

— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) March 21, 2019

I didn’t choose the Cheese Life, the Cheese Life chose me pic.twitter.com/sV6YlGepP6

— 70s Dinner Party (@70s_party) March 17, 2019

Activate the nuclear bunker! pic.twitter.com/22s4RsoXtr

— 70s Dinner Party (@70s_party) March 21, 2019

Do people who Marie Kondo–ed years ago still have tidy homes now? @jpinsk talked with more than a dozen of them to find out: https://t.co/vOhFkH5k2F

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 16, 2019

Thrift stores to Marie Kondo declutterers: One man’s trash is also another man’s trash. https://t.co/C6vYXvnzwk via @WSJ

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 16, 2019

France up in arms over government plan to chop down Napoleon’s roadside trees https://t.co/59W6sZNHv7

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 16, 2019

The (Mostly Forgotten) Power of Vernacular Design https://t.co/KWSDdlp7XE via @Core77

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 13, 2019

The case against lawns https://t.co/t3ewxROgZl via @Curbed

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 13, 2019

Jews and Muslims, it is time we put our disagreements aside. This evil is too great, too evil.

We must stand together against this, and see that in our demand for non-weird hummus, we can see each other’s shared heritage.

Cousins, we need each other now more than ever. https://t.co/izVXdLl84L

— Elad Nehorai (@PopChassid) March 11, 2019

'Give back to the earth': Washington plans to legalize composting of human remains https://t.co/2hIiq4R9lI

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 12, 2019

'Boulevards of death': why pedestrian road fatalities are surging in the US https://t.co/6R6Ll9mVSj

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 12, 2019

“Silicon Valley has still failed to recognize in these abuses a sharp rebuke of its sunny view of human nature” https://t.co/96MjoK2Nqn

— Health Tech Law (@HealthPI) March 10, 2019

Cars are killing us. Within 10 years, we must phase them out | George Monbiot https://t.co/XSdGAGSZSR

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 10, 2019

“On the last day of the world, I would want to plant a tree.” – W.S. Merwin

— Ed Simon (@WithEdSimon) March 10, 2019

30 years ago there was an elevated freeway in front of the San Francisco Ferry Building – we most definitely can and must retrofit our cities for a healthier, more sustainable future pic.twitter.com/laoA7nzexI

— CreateStreetsAmerica (@CStreetsAmerica) March 8, 2019

Cardboard Cactuses For Your Home Decor https://t.co/TJnGeKaam1 via @iRecyclart

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 9, 2019

Kimchi Kraut! https://t.co/og1x4tenop

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 9, 2019

Build a Border Wall? Here’s an Idea That’s Better for Communities and the Climate https://t.co/uLJ6KbXkpa

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 9, 2019

I’m a sucker for simple, traditional Midwestern architecture –

It’s still beyond me why we stopped building this stuff.

Here’s where to buy prints: https://t.co/GU0X0ESg8W pic.twitter.com/zvNxNkdr25

— Nate Hood (@natehoodstp) March 8, 2019

@rootsimple I saw this and thought of you and your plan to make a uniform –https://t.co/79OrLIN1nP

— estuvam_nunez (@estuvam) March 5, 2019

The Captain Hindsight Award https://t.co/e1XfKCVXh7 via @wordpressdotcom

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 9, 2019

This is the kind of thing a big share of our affordable housing dollars should be spent on: acquiring existing housing and keeping it affordable for the long run. Forty units for $7.1 million — $178k per unit or about 1/3 what we pay for new-build. https://t.co/8XgUxacf70

— Shane Phillips 🚶‍♂️🏘🌳🌇🚉🚲🛴 (@ShaneDPhillips) March 9, 2019

Trying to imagine what it would be like to have a mayor who even acknowledges traffic deaths https://t.co/erGRICVzwO

— Alissa Walker (@awalkerinLA) March 9, 2019

Glad that scooter problems can now be reported on the @MyLA311 app, but why can't the piles of trash, palm fronds, and wayward couches that block LA's sidewalks also be picked up within two hours? https://t.co/G2FDYjkvxE pic.twitter.com/SiLZyuVMhX

— Alissa Walker (@awalkerinLA) March 7, 2019

Watch the moment a paraglider makes a safe landing only to then be attacked by a kangaroo. Straya! pic.twitter.com/nqStQnV9gk

— SBS News (@SBSNews) March 8, 2019

What if you could get around quickly and reliably in a state-of-the-art vehicle that you didn’t have to drive, park, fuel, or insure? No, it’s not an Uber or a self-driving car… it’s the bus! Our latest episode, “Making the Bus Sexy Again,” is here. https://t.co/Qn6WT81cQU pic.twitter.com/xxdXriepKI

— The War on Cars (@TheWarOnCars) March 7, 2019

I quit as a math teacher in the public schools in America when I realized I had to choose between doing the BS to prove I was doing my job, or actually doing my job. Complying with the BS made real teaching impossible. My wife's last day in public ed is March 15, similar reasons.

— Jonathan Webster (@JonathWebst) March 4, 2019

Alleopathy–a chemical inhibition used by a plant to reduce competition–can be used as a design tool to suppress weeds. Wonderful groundcovers like Antennaria plantaginifolia planted underneath established perennials can help to reduce weed pressure. https://t.co/PG56m0hpdU

— Thomas Rainer (@ThomasRainerDC) March 4, 2019

Alias: a smart-speaker "parasite" that blocks your speaker's sensors until you activate it https://t.co/uvSQXWz9kK

— Root Simple (@rootsimple) March 4, 2019

Goodbye Sidewalk Trees https://t.co/6MmMq42ay7

— Benjamin Vogt (@BRVogt) March 3, 2019

Haha. Our neighbours just accidentally connected the porn film they were watching to one of our Bluetooth speakers.

— Jonathan Healey (@SocialHistoryOx) March 2, 2019

i'm struck by how many readers get trained to read poetry as a decoding process or a riddle-solving. rather than "just" enjoying language and imagining what's happening on the page. a deer can be a symbol of something "profound." or it can be a deer. the sound "deer."

— Chen Chen (@chenchenwrites) March 2, 2019

#RT A NEW #RaspberryShake RS4D #seismograph monitor is online in- #Alaska!: AM.R2683

Detect #earthquakes #volcanoes and more from home. Become a #CitizenScience "Shaker" today: https://t.co/EJKlmcHPV4

— Raspberry Shake (@raspishake) March 2, 2019

“We will not accept a life in fear and devastation. We have the right to live our dreams and hopes.”

Some school strikers have written an open letter.#climatestrike #FridaysForFurture #schoolstrike4climate https://t.co/sf3uOLWQvR

— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) March 2, 2019

If this is wrong, I don't want to be right pic.twitter.com/eTA6u41uc8

— 70s Dinner Party (@70s_party) March 3, 2019

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— Cats (@SpaceCatPics) March 2, 2019

Caption this…🔥🔥🔥
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— Kevin W (@kwilli1046) March 7, 2019

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— 70s Dinner Party (@70s_party) March 8, 2019

Current Mood pic.twitter.com/Z9AcFLDzKQ

— Damien Kempf (@DamienKempf) March 9, 2019