Interested in learning more about leftist history, do people have any good books/readings in general about the histories of the Soviet Union or China under Mao that they’d recommend?
154. Eureka (2000)
One of the more powerful movies you'll see about PTSD. Very long, but I never felt like my time was being wasted; very wistful and melancholic feeling film that more so just felt long-winded than long with the intention of being long. Glad I finally watched.
Chinese international student in my class was telling me about how his evangelical dad in Beijing believes that Trump was chosen by god to win the election, but that this victory is part of a larger divine plan to destroy the united states
After less than a month as President, Ronald Reagan watches Dolly Parton at Camp David in "9 to 5" on Valentine's Day 1981, and writes one complaint into his diary:
Even if you aren’t into country you knew her. Maybe not a perfect depiction of what the American Dream is today, but absolutely an American “Ideal”. Worked her way up from the very bottom and spent her whole time at the top giving back to the people that made her. Legend.
Richard Kelly's first project since 2009's 'The Box' is coming this fall: 'The Philosophy of Time Travel,' a roughly 800-page novel that serves as the sequel to 'Donnie Darko.'
Read more and pre-order: https://t.co/eRkmOLnkot
Looking back on this play I’m actually thankful for it because I’m sure it’s the thing that got Joe Judge fired. God the late portion of that season was so miserable, we really had Mike Glennon and Jake Fromm starting games 😭
Also I think this was medium Pepsi season too
-Ben McAdoo benching Eli to break his start streak
-Blown lead vs Broncos 2025
-2022 ALDS game 1 Robbie Ray blown save
-Gettleman trading OBJ to Browns (we ended up winning this trade kinda but it stung in the moment)
-Joe Judge calling b2b qb sneaks inside our own 10 yard line