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finished 'cardcaptor sakura' yesterday which i loved. the animation is excellent, it has a great balance of magical journey and slice of life, the characters are a joy to watch (except for mr. terada who i booed every time he was onscreen, tho luckily they toned down the stuff w/ him and rika...

finished 'revolutionary girl utena' yesterday and am obsessed. actually started it like a month ago and made it to episode 27 but then quit (i loved it at first but started to get impatient with it). glad i picked it back up though since 28 on was hit after hit, especially the last few episodes...

definitely joan didion's on self respect, a lot of people could use it https://www.vogue.com/article/joan-didion-self-respect-essay-1961

really heard fiona's last album when i was fifteen and now i'm almost done w/ my first year of grad school.....new one was worth the wait

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random battle suspects..........i've truly seen it all please don't contribute to this site ruining this gen friends #savedynamax

after binging 'the woman called fujiko mine' two days ago i have now watched every lupin iii tv series, thus completing my masters in lupin studies :) dedicating this achievement to my poetry mfa program whose funding has enabled this critical research

saw the score of that wolves clippers game and was like 'oh well pg and kawhi were out' then looked it up and saw they played...i better hear about this on the talk shows tomorrow....... love the rockets move. feel like capela gets played off the court in the playoffs every year so i'm glad...

have read 100 books this year. here are some i've enjoyed (check em out, i promise they're good!): prose: fantasian by larissa pham my dark vanessa by kate elizabeth russell the seas by samantha hunt green girl by kate zambreno (her books 'heroine' and 'o fallen angel' are also incredible)...

instead of sharing one of my poems i figured i'd share 10 poems i enjoy. if you're someone who's curious about poetry but doesn't know too much about it hopefully you find something you like here (and always feel free to hmu for recs!) Poem to an Unnameable Man by Dorothea Lasky Notebook...

And yes Elon / Grimes / Azealia Banks legal drama updates count

No one made a 2018 thread last year and it was a brutal year so I wanted to make sure we didn't start off cursed again. Albums from 2019 you're listening to? Excited about? Willing to bet will be trash? Have more than a few thoughts but wanna know yours.

some other books i've enjoyed recently: poetry: the dream of reason by jenny george mucus in my pineal gland by juliana huxtable the compleat purge by trisha low nox by anne carson don't let me be lonely by claudia rankine sorrowtoothpaste mirrorcream by kim hyesoon a timeshare by margaret...

also nigerian and the answer to this question is "yes". have absolutely no idea why you'd base your idea of technological progress on the ideas of a category of people who've not only caused massive levels of human misery everywhere in the world they've went (including nigeria), but who are...

all good, and i appreciate your post. let me try and clarify, because "Abusing match officials is a penalty but only if you haven't received any previous violations and the match is in the quarterfinals of the US Open or the semifinals of Wimbledon. Etc." is not at all what i'm suggesting. it's...

in speaking of consistency i wasn't speaking to ramos's personal record but to a general pattern in the tennis world. i've read plenty about him though, none of which has changed my mind about the call being a mistake, though it sounds like i wouldn't like his reffing style generally did wind...

when the rules aren't actually enforced with consistency as many people throughout the tennis world have admitted outright this notion of hiding behind "following the rules" rings hollow, especially in the case of the game point penalty where the rule he was judging on is by nature discretionary...

after a lovely stretch spent doing absolutely nothing but eating, lounging on my couch, and watching us open matches i'm pleased to say that i'm now transitioning from "person who knows the rules of tennis" to tennis fan :) many writers are known tennis fans so it feels like i'm entering into a...

things i've been reading and enjoying lately poetry: other people's comforts keep me up at night + there are more beautiful things than beyonce by morgan parker phrasis + the hero poems by wendy xu indictus by natalie eilbert if not, winter by sappho (translated by anne carson) awe + black...

graduated in english + creative writing a few months ago.. just gonna look for a job (fingers crossed on the one i'm waiting to hear back from) and then start the hell that is mfa applications so keep me in prayer. also have a poetry chapbook being published in ~ a month which is very cool :)...