Earlier today, my wife mentioned that the Stanley Cup playoffs were starting tonight.<\/p>\n
She is a hockey fan, specifically the New York Rangers.<\/p>\n
I am most assuredly not<\/b> a follower of the sport.<\/p>\n
Upon observing my lack of enthusiasm, she said, “You could care less about the Stanley Cup Playoffs.”<\/p>\n
I corrected her, and said, “No, I couldn’t<\/b> care less about the Stanley Cup Playoffs,” because this is the proper linguistic formulation to describe supreme apathy.<\/p>\n
It turns, as is often the case, she was right, and I was wrong.<\/p>\n
There are things that I care about a LOT<\/b> less than specifically.<\/p>\n
The I saw a report about the tweets of Craig Mazin<\/a>, who was Ted Cruz’s roommate in their freshman year at Princeton.<\/p>\n He has made a bit of a hobby tweeting about how Cruz was back in the day, and it is clear that he has never been a fan of his.<\/p>\n Well, in response to accounts of Cruz’ running the defense of the Texas’ ban on “Sexual Appliances”<\/a>, Mr. Mazin tweeted the following:<\/p>\n\n