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Very few things make me hate modern life more than Christmas commercials airing before Halloween.
Very few things make me hate modern life more than Christmas commercials airing before Halloween.
“Those demons are probably the only father figures those dancers have ever known.” Holy cow.
.@michelleisawolf‘s appearance on @midnight this week was freaking inspired. New fan 4 life! 😻 💪 🙆
Bug is dressed as a bee for Halloween Zumba. https://t.co/kBPYHYiu6e
“there is a cognitive limit to the number of individuals with whom any one person can maintain stable relationships” = why Facebook blows
This just in: apparently I really like poems with bomb shelter imagery.
I’m so melancholy right now that you’d be well within your rights to just punch me in the face.
But it seems to me that leveling a charge of fundamental dishonesty against Thoreau paints over art with a large and dangerous brush.
For truths about beauty, we don’t need facts as a kind of industrial girder. For scientific truth, sure, of course we do.
I pretty violently disagree with this, though: “But how deep can a truth be—indeed, how true can it be—if it is not built from facts?”
Interesting re-examination of Thoreau: newyorker.com/magazine/2015/…
“He wanted to try what we would today call subsistence living, a condition attractive chiefly to those not obliged to endure it.” –NYer
Wow. Charles Koch just told NPR that he doesn’t think he’s actually influencing the public debate. Poor voiceless billionaires.
This. This for like 8 hours. m.youtube.com/watch?v=MwaOoW…
A million blessings for the student who showed me this video. youtube.com/watch?v=9C_HRe…
Oh, wow, the new Hooverphonic single is the most dreadful thing. Back to this beauty. youtube.com/watch?v=1fDdcr…
Dream project– An Anthology of Curmudgeonly Poetry, Vol. 1: Poems for People With Hate in Their Hearts
You guys, HOW DID I NOT SEE THIS WHEN IT HAPPENED? #Dolphins #willkillyou espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id…
Had an absolute blast hearing poems from students at Alamance Community College tonight– thanks to both classes for a great night.
Public declaration of love for Dorianne Laux, whose generosity, even in the littlest of things, makes our community so much stronger.