Can't wait to hit Cooperstown with @MattWelch this weekend! And many people don't know this, but not only is Matt's favorite player Harold Baines? But he also wrote MANY articles about how HB deserved to be in the HOF before it happened... cc: @AlfredSchulz
Congrats on ur stupid @yankees win, @AnnCoulter. My big loss was eating way too much of the free @yankeestadium seafood buffet. (The shrimp was oddly warm and I’m typing this on my toilet right now.)
Off to bed. But I actually prefer the Popeye philosophy. Just know who you are and BE who you are. Life will still no doubt suck. But it'll be slightly easier if you pay attention to this noble, spinach swilling sailor! https://t.co/dZO6TJNXCe
So here's what I mean. And this is more the Mary Poppins movie than the books: "Though we adore men individually; We agree that as a group they're rather stupid..." Expand that. To any group. That is human. Groups suck!
When I was a kid, there was a dumb best seller called "The Tao Of Pooh". An introduction to Taoism via Winnie The Fucking Pooh. Somebody could get way better mileage out of Mary Poppins' outlook on life. As well as...wait for it...POPEYE. "I yam what I yam". (Not a bad mantra.)
There is a book to be made on the philosophy within many a Bill Murray character. So "Meatballs" is ALL Sartre. "Groundhog Day"? That's Nietzsche. And "Lost In Translation" is clearly Derrida. As for "What About Bob?"? Discuss...
There is a book to be made on the philosophy within many a Bill Murray character. So "Meatballs" is ALL Sartre. "Groundhog Day"? That's Nietzsche. And "Lost In Translation" is clearly Derrida. As for "What About Bob?"? Discuss...
So here's what I mean. And this is more the Mary Poppins movie than the books: "Though we adore men individually; We agree that as a group they're rather stupid..." Expand that. To any group. That is human. Groups suck!
When I was a kid, there was a dumb best seller called "The Tao Of Pooh". An introduction to Taoism via Winnie The Fucking Pooh. Somebody could get way better mileage out of Mary Poppins' outlook on life. As well as...wait for it...POPEYE. "I yam what I yam". (Not a bad mantra.)
Nolan has clearly been obsessed with The Odyssey for quite some time. Anyone remember what the ingredient of that psychotic drug Scarecrow used in "Batman Begins" was made of?