Eclipse 2017

We didn’t listen!

An eclipse isn’t something that really happens in the sky, you know. I wouldn’t forget to look around at the trippy world going dark in the daytime.

Eclipse-related destruction in United States not expected to harm economic interests of Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea, experts say. pic.twitter.com/4tdjeSH5nM
— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) August 4, 2017

Rural towns in the eclipse’s path brace for a flood of smartphone-toting visitors https://t.co/lEeLdsh4Fp
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 4, 2017

The path of viewing spots for this month’s solar eclipse cuts overwhelmingly through places that voted for Trump. https://t.co/uymDqqKAsO pic.twitter.com/1yoUuN0Wp5
— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) August 1, 2017

Huh? Of all the silliest political commentary of the last couple.of years, this is the current silliest. https://t.co/hGL9i6iSSd
— Upstream Politics (@UpstreamPolitic) August 2, 2017