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BLOOM - Handle Me link: youtube.com/watch?v=b4Tc1F…

You all started it and we fucking finished it.

@PuckPickz he just released a new single last week! and check out our old videos together where I helped him first get seen open.spotify.com/album/4FPYVSWH…

What ever happened to this dude?

Reagan is one if not the worst presidents in history and I stand by that statement to my dying day.

A perfect image of the Trump era: A grandmother has to work at DoorDash in order to get by, while the president decorates his office in gold accent pieces.

The nicest weather in the USA Today will occur in St Louis, MO or Salem, OR

They stopped counting dead American soldiers faster than they stopped counting COVID deaths.

@Carters_Gold Mama Mel's needs to be on your list. best in the city imho

Extremely well done St. Louis style, crust is firm but not too crispy, great cheese and sauce. Excellent ratios. Stef’s - 9.1

@twelcher15 on some real shit, do you live in the city, though? or are you just here for sporting events, too? it's nice to stick up for stl, but if you're spending the same amount of time here as tourists that isn't helping imho

A lot of people that spend no time in Downtown St. Louis and know nothing about Downtown St. Louis seemingly have the most to say about Downtown St. Louis.

St. Louis isn't just downtown. It's South Grand, Old North, Central West End, Cherokee Street, The Grove, The Hill, Soulard, Benton Park, Shaw, Grand Center, Dutchtown, Lafayette Square, and whole host of other neighborhoods where people work, live, love, and play.

Erika Kirk being more upset with Druski than she was with the man who killed her husband is crazy work

Meanwhile in America the dumbest cult in human history brought the measles back

“zohran’s wife tweeted bad stuff at age 15” ok have you seen what the president of the United States is currently tweeting at age 79

let me get this straight a team will not be playing in the FIFA World Cup because they are currently being bombed by the FIFA Peace Prize winner

Early travelers described St. Louis as a landscape of mounds. By the early 1800s, more than two dozen were recorded within the city limits. Conical mounds. Platform mounds. Entire earthen complexes. The largest, known as the Big Mound, stood roughly 30 feet high near present-day downtown. It’s below. Through the mid-19th century they were systematically leveled. Rail lines cut through them. Streets were graded across them. Soil was carted off for fill. This occurred before controlled excavation methods were standard practice. Documentation was inconsistent. Context was lost. Across the river sits Cahokia, preserved in part because it lay outside dense urban expansion at the time. But the cultural landscape extended westward. St. Louis did not replace empty ground. It expanded over a monumental one. Most of those structures were not eroded. They were removed during the city’s growth. The name “Mound City” faded as the mounds did.

@sketchy_city what about the residential building at Lynch & Jefferson proposed 5+ years ago? is that dead? it's currently an empty lot

@mrva_stl Yes

Slated to start this Spring: 10 years in the making @ Arsenal and South Jefferson

Emerging out of the sea floor 1.5 billion years ago, some musings from me about Missouri’s mountains link: mrva.substack.com/p/the-roots-of…

I’ve created over 100 music videos for only St. Louis area artists. My essay series “Dissected” brings you into my mind for how I’ve made some of my most memorable work link: mrva.substack.com/p/dissecting-p…