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I made a new tag — "pretzels" — and applied it retroactively.

This was, perhaps, the most satisfying retroactive application of a new tag I have ever done. Check it out: "pretzels."

The trick with tags is to hit the right level of generality. For example, "food" is too general. What's the point? But should there be a tag for every food that happens to play a role in a blog post? Pretzels came up in the first post today. So did crackers. I already had a "crackers" tag — I love crackers — and it felt like the right time to start a "pretzels" tag.

The retroactive application of a tag is a bit of a chore, but it's relatively easy when you have a distinctive word to search for, but it's so rewarding to turn up a lot of varied posts, which is what happened this time. 

There was the story of a disastrous crowd crush in 1896 in which a promise of pretzels played a role.

There was the time Angela Merkel served Barack Obama "a breakfast of white sausages, pretzels and foaming lager."

There was the one about Billie Eilish that had a philosophical reference — "I think, therefore I am" — and had me saying "I wish I had a 'pretzel' tag, but I won't start one because it would be annoying to add retrospectively, given the metaphorical use of the word." Hah! Lazy me. And I didn't find any metaphorical pretzels today. I guess I'm not one of those people who say "pretzel logic" or "twisted himself up like a pretzel," and I never happened to quote anybody who was.

There was the woman who "squirrels away nibble-friendly fare like string cheese, pretzels, apples and trail mix in her purse" to deal with her husband who gets "hangry." Ha ha, a metaphorical squirrel... and I went ahead and gave it my "squirrel" tag.

Best of all, there was the "Pretzels and free will" post from the first year of this blog, one of the best posts in this history of this blog.

This was, perhaps, the most satisfying retroactive application of a new tag I have ever done. Check it out: "pretzels."

The trick with tags is to hit the right level of generality. For example, "food" is too general. What's the point? But should there be a tag for every food that happens to play a role in a blog post? Pretzels came up in the first post today. So did crackers. I already had a "crackers" tag — I love crackers — and it felt like the right time to start a "pretzels" tag.

The retroactive application of a tag is a bit of a chore, but it's relatively easy when you have a distinctive word to search for, but it's so rewarding to turn up a lot of varied posts, which is what happened this time. 

There was the story of a disastrous crowd crush in 1896 in which a promise of pretzels played a role.

There was the time Angela Merkel served Barack Obama "a

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breakfast of white sausages, pretzels and foaming lager."

There was the one about Billie Eilish that had a philosophical reference — "I think, therefore I am" — and had me saying "I wish I had a 'pretzel' tag, but I won't start one because it would be annoying to add retrospectively, given the metaphorical use of the word." Hah! Lazy me. And I didn't find any metaphorical pretzels today. I guess I'm not one of those people who say "pretzel logic" or "twisted himself up like a pretzel," and I never happened to quote anybody who was.

There was the woman who "squirrels away nibble-friendly fare like string cheese, pretzels, apples and trail mix in her purse" to deal with her husband who gets "hangry." Ha ha, a metaphorical squirrel... and I went ahead and gave it my "squirrel" tag.

Best of all, there was the "Pretzels and free will" post from the first year of this blog, one of the best posts in this history of this blog.

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