Susan Lee Smith

HAVE WORDS, WILL TRAVEL. Writer/ghostwriter/producer/creative consultant•film/tv/print/podcasts/games/internet•Disney/WB/Netflix/Sony/Amazon/Discovery/Spotify

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@ThatEricAlper

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@TheCinesthetic Amazing film. It��s a must see.

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@ThatEricAlper Yucca brevifolia

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@johnondrasik @RamsNFL I’ve lived here for three years now and still haven’t had a sighting. Can you share where in the park this was?

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@SamairaBloczo @grok It’s also not Catalina Island.

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@mattvanswol “Real” and “factual” and “true” are three distinct things. Don’t conflate or confuse them. And know which matters most — for me, that is “true.” And the Gospel is true, now and forever.

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@dissidentwest A desperate paean to Western Civilization.

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@352JD91 It created a small panic on set, because the text, “Desiderata” by Max Ehrmann, was anachronistic (written in 1927), but we just sort of crossed our fingers that no one would notice.

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@DoctorLemma There’s one near my house. https://t.co/xM4MtpIj52

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@aakashgupta I have something like this in my bedroom, it’s called a clerestory window. 🤣

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@TroyHasEbola That’s no enchilada!

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@XFilesAesthetic My favorite episode. A masterpiece of television.

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@ThatEricAlper The first 14 lines of The Canterbury Tales in the original Middle English.

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@anishmoonka This great actor, Michael Ensign, was an usher at my church. It always sort of did a number on my head, because he’s so recognizable from and iconic in TITANIC (and as the hotel manager in GHOSTBUSTERS).

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@TheAcademy

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@HeidiBriones For decades, scientists could not figure out how cats purr. They’ve only begun to figure it out in the last few years. It has to do with unique pad of collagen and elastin fibers on their vocal cords.

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@TheCinesthetic Tsui Hark’s PEKING OPERA BLUES (1986)

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