Friends, I’ve had some great and awful times on this website but I don’t think I can stomach the “X” logo on my phone so I’m deleting the app. If you don’t already know where to find me elsewhere send me a message.
As part of my recent dive into the world of Baseball, I decided to go watch the local men’s league (Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League).
Had an absolutely incredible time watching live ball only about a 15min walk from my house. If you’re a mutual in NS I highly recommend
I was deeply compelled by Oppenheimer and have been thinking about it all day. At the risk of sounding uncool on Twitter I think a Chris Nolan finally made a movie that was actually important and profound.
There’s a point where these tweets are similar to Ben Shaprio going to see Barbie only to call it woke garbage. If Japanese perspective is important to you then go watch Grave of the Fireflies and get that perspective. Like please watch a Japanese movie they are incredible!
I don’t want to say this in a condescending twitter way, but if you’re looking to Oppenheimer for a Japanese perspective on nukes, I am genuinely encouraging you to instead watch Japanese film. Like even the original Godzilla or I Live in Fear
I’m not saying this to absolve Nolan from criticism but that we live in a time where it’s easier than it’s ever been to watch tons of movies that Japanese people made about WWII or Post-War Japan and you don’t have to do homework you can just watch it.
People are sharing this clip and saying it sucks, but my take which will piss off deadheads and non-deadheads alike is that this is the best I’ve ever heard any iteration of the Dead sound
What John Mayer did on Althea last night was absolutely ridiculous.
I’ve watched this like five times since last night and don’t plan on stopping anytime soon.
cc: @willdefries@BarstoolBigCat