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@FugaziTruther I suppose you haven’t met many Jews then

Harrowing photo I found on facebook marketplace

I am addicted to Kim Gordon’s insane trap music

I kind of expected hot coals to play a larger role in my life

@milesdotgov Effervescent wisps of premium vape cloud roil in your wake, goat

My shapeless Uniqlo bag is a ruminant with four stomachs and it has devoured everything I have ever owned

DEEP BELOW THE ZIGGURAT OF UR THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND STONE TABLETS YET TO BE FOUND BY ARCHEOLOGISTS. WRITTEN ON THESE, IN A LANGUAGE NONE CAN SPEAK BUT ALL CAN READ, IS A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF HUMAN BEHAVIOURS, EMOTIONS AND ACTIONS

@pinkmorii @TW1NKD3STR0YER What do you usually look for in prose? What are some of your favourite books?

@TW1NKD3STR0YER Thank god I’m not the only one who did not think this was ‘the tightest prose [I’ve] ever read’. First it’s boring, the metaphors aren’t very interesting, and the rhythm of the prose is not very enjoyable. Maybe it’s a stylistic choice. But it’s not for me.

Okay this is actually Bad Prose typical of any Beat wannabes of 1970s onwards Ill explain why. Tight, right? Kinda journalistic, diaristic, forward, right? But what is this graf actually saying? Nothing. It’s tight language around Nothing. Same goes for Hunter S Thompson.

@blown_through You could say this any day, anywhere in the world. This has never once been an inaccurate statement

The sky is so beautiful today.

I #WANTITALL and if I can’t have it I will #ENDITALL

Glad to see that Toronto’s Classicists have found work writing copy in Dactylic Hexameter

Daily Object #540: Fish Hammer

Computer, simulate the endorphin rush of winning a federal election. Computer, release identical endorphin rush in subject, replicate daily. Computer, create a mouse who is addicted to becoming the president.

Shot // Chaser (beast for scale)

Aughts twee autumn is on. Listen to The Decemberists NOW.

@Iovesnakee A bit of an uncharitable read. He’s Jewish, he knows the SA is a major foundation of modern Jewish practice, along with the other sources he lists. It’s not performative to cite common cultural touchstones in intra-community dialogue. You can dislike his point honestly.

Why did he say שולחן ערוך for absolutely no reason

My favorite part of the used book is the sticker saying what some rube before you paid