“Once they enter high-traffic areas in the city, it’s off the bicycle and onto alternative transportation. Like two feet.”
A ride to the Washington Post is planned for tomorrow.
It is what it is. Between it and the puppet march on Saturday, last weekend was like some kind of goddamned hipster apocalypse.
Car2go is back online, Capital Bikeshare will resume service at 1 p.m., taxicab fares are back to normal, and Circulators will circulate.
Recently, we marked the first anniversary of Courtland Milloy’s coining of “myopic little twits” — and wouldn’t you know it, Milloy was listening!
Put down your social networks and get ready for a party, because it was one year ago today that Post columnist Courtland Milloy celebrated the defeat of Mayor Adrian Fenty by openly mocking the people that voted for him — by calling them “myopic little twits.”
How was your weekend? Good? Mine was great — in no small part because finally, almost 11 months after dubbing those who use it “myopic little twits” and inspiring a meme the scope of which we at DCist could only marvel at, Courtland Milloy fulfilled his promise and joined Twitter.
City Paper’s Rend Smith, who penned a profile of Washington Post columnist/myopic little twit hater Courtland Milloy earlier this year, reports this afternoon that the Post columnist will start using Twitter.
