Nick “this verse is killing me” Mehalick

Author, musician, educator. Chapbook: “Melissa Etheridge’s Seminal 1993 Album…” @the_ethelzine Host of @BookRecordBeer podcast. 💖💜💙

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I am a bunny. My name is Nicholas.

[Emily @EtheHerring]

C'est moi

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@darafaye

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@Bud_Smith

[non aesthetic things @PicturesFoIder]

Big man on campus.

[Anonymous @YourAnonNews]

Idiocracy was a documentary

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"NFTs allow creators to build legacies in the digital space."

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“With NFTs, every digital artwork becomes an authentic, verifiable piece of history.”

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Sing along with the common people…

[UK Back in the Day @UKBackintheDay2]

This song is 29 years old…

…and still understands the people of this country more than any government ever has…

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❤️❤️❤️The Cure❤️❤️❤️

[Far Out Magazine @FarOutMag]

The Cure make their US TV debut and perform 'Just Like Heaven' 💜⁠
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By 1988, The Cure’s music was seemingly heard quietly echoing through the dorm rooms and University rec-rooms of the US and the UK for quite some time. Despite their popularity, the band had never made their TV debut in the US. That would all change, of course, at the 1988 MTV Awards when they performed their massive hit ‘Just Like Heaven’.⁠
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As the footage of the performance shows, Robert Smith and the rest of the band deliver a quite sumptuous arrangement of the song and officially achieved what every UK band dreams of doing: The Cure made a big old crack in the American market.⁠
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It seems strange for a band who had been together since 1976 to only make their big break in the US 12 years later and, it has to be said, even weirder still when you consider that during the early days of MTV, The Cure were a relatively permanent fixture. In many people’s minds, they would be an archetype of the time.⁠

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@TawnyMLara Congratulations!!

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Beautiful book day!! So happy for @TawnyMLara and this necessary work she’s done!

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Poetry in motion

[tay @hairball1952]

David Byrne practicing his moves for Stop Making Sense

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@TawnyMLara @quirkbooks @PSLiterary Ordered! Cannot wait for this! Congratulations!

[Lauren McKenzie @TheMcKenziest]

They’re so painfully greedy

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Daddy would you like some plant-based protein?

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@the_ethelzine So sorry to hear about your fathers passing. His work is gorgeous, much like yours! Be well!

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@jdalewrites @R_Banner1 can confirm?

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This is too true. I can verify.

[book.record.beer @BookRecordBeer]

@NMehalick @DanielDiFranco could’ve talked for hours upon hours about @ReneauGlow’s chapbook from @the_ethelzine

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@nicoloperilli It will obviously make some homage to “Be Kind: Rewind” as well

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@nicoloperilli It looks like I have to start Nickflix now. There are no other options.