baggatarius

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baggatarius

baggatarius

@pogchamp_69

New York, NY Katılım Kasım 2018
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Charles
Charles@wotancore·
I was enthralled by Troy as a child. I insisted my father place coins on my eyes when I napped. I wanted to be like Achilles in every way, even in ways I did not understand. I once said to my father, “dad, did you know Achilles sleeps with naked women?”
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Cho Frm Da Go
Cho Frm Da Go@chofrmdatrenchz·
@MARSAYLAH_ @asimmon93 @bomani_jones Stafford was legit a come from behind statistic fringe t-10 QB his entire career. Like wasn’t even better than Prescott til he got to the rams which had a system in place built for him to succeed. His legacy has done a 180 since joining McVay
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cc@jjettasSZN·
i’ll never forget laying up with a chick freshman year and her showing me peter woods trying to her hit dm. that was my welcome to college moment.
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baggatarius
baggatarius@pogchamp_69·
@GoonRizzumaki Ambulance hit and run over pedestrian in Brazil, Little tiger, boy soldier
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Dr. Dad, PhD 🔄🔼◀️🔽▶️
Minstrel shows have been completely erased from the cultural memory, to the point where virtually nobody can recognize references to them. But we still have taboos around things related to minstrel shows. But most people can't discern why those things are taboo.
Sensurround (センサラウンド)@ShamashAran

@eigenrobot So, you know why you don't see it? Because the characters the crows are copying are culturally extinct. They are basically copying old minstrel show characters. Very few people alive today recognize the reference, so it doesn't seem racist anymore. This is a good thing.

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baggatarius
baggatarius@pogchamp_69·
@miltonappl3 JG Hamann for me appears preeminently preoccupied with such connections. Lessing referred to him as a "test of manhood" for those who claim to be polyhistorians
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milton
milton@miltonappl3·
It's hard to know how much an author reads but for their reputation for reading and their desire to connect to the preexisting pipe organ of the Western canon. I don't want to read someone who doesn't read: they don't know how all the literal bits go together. It sounds like a young child who has never seen a piano before palming one by an escalator in a mall
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baggatarius
baggatarius@pogchamp_69·
@miltonappl3 Having (tried to) read gargantua in translation, can't help but feel that knowing french would have made for a more enjoyable experience
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milton
milton@miltonappl3·
Gargantua and pantagruel, Tristram shandy, the final third of Don Quixote (it was like coming down a holy mountain and I was tired and wanted to go home because the view was over and such). Leviticus and Numbers for most my life until I read coulanges and now it's so so so exciting, Blake, plotinus, Epictetus
Maliha@CaffeinatedLiha

Which popular book bored you to tears?

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Absolute Spirit
Absolute Spirit@HamdinSula·
Dear Philosophy Twitter, If Socrates were alive today — what would you ask him? I am currently writing a philosophical dialogue titled The Socratic Answer — an attempt to let Socrates confront and answer the deepest philosophical questions once and for all.
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baggatarius
baggatarius@pogchamp_69·
@corpseinorbit Fargo season 1 has some great names. Lorne Malvo, Molly Solverson, Gus Grimly, and Lester Nygaard
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@corpseinorbit·
I'm fucking sick of what you people are calling "Pynchon character names." A gold thief named Guy Stealsgold is not a "Pynchon name," it's a Charles Dickens name. Absurdly obvious and specific. You want a fuckin' Pynchon name? Immanuel Quickley.
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baggatarius
baggatarius@pogchamp_69·
@jeremypgordon Pete is probably the most violent character; punches guy on train and schoolmaster, lane fight
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Jeremy Gordon
Jeremy Gordon@jeremypgordon·
Unlike many of the great TV dramas, MAD MEN is almost entirely free of violence—plot lines do not end conveniently when someone is killed, nor can the audience derive catharsis from watching a villain die. There aren't even any villains, except for Lou Avery and the Jaguar guy
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pHiycrtyl
pHiycrtyl@iycrtylph·
Mad Men's perennial popularity suggests we should just go back to making soap operas
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Ligma Testacleesius
Ligma Testacleesius@PunishedMaydolf·
@FrenlyOfficer Alternatively, I sell custom tape measures that have the 6'5 marking in the exact spot as the height you are
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Officer Frenly (High IQ)
Officer Frenly (High IQ)@FrenlyOfficer·
Obviously, he should show up. But he should’ve put his height as 6’5 because then he has plausible deniability. Alternately, he could change it just before his date and gaslight her that she misread it
Murray Hill Guy@MurrayHillGuy1

My friend is who is maybe 5’6 put his hinge height to 6’4 and now has 300+ matches (lesson in that) Has a date tonight with a smoke show… He is unsure what he should do? Cancel or show up?

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baggatarius
baggatarius@pogchamp_69·
@abzMCFC___ Gerrard was getting best in the world shouts from zidane
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