Hope is knowing what you carry with you... And yet despite that burden... you're still running... for coffee.

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"Are you in union with Jesus Christ?" Hear and carefully consider this passionate plea from @JoelBeeke and Paul Smalley.
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Invisible barriers like these are the most difficult to break through.
It is sad how many churches are not mime inclusive and mime forward. If not the church then where? #churchmime
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"This is one of the best calls that I've ever gotten.. I bleed orange 😂😂😂 That's gonna be a real tattoo" ~ @realjknoxville #PMSLive
🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨 @realjknoxville will be the @CollegeGameDay guest picker this Saturday at Tennessee #PMSLive
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One of the greatest sentences ever written:
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Cannot WAIT for these. At or near the pinnacle of comic book storytelling, regardless of genre.
DC’s worst kept secret is finally public; Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing Omnibus for July 2027 (Their other worst kept secret, the Veitch omnibus, should be announced in the next several months)
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I absolutely *HATED* the earlier cinematic version of Voyage of the Dawn Treader. It would prove quite the...er, accomplishment...if Gerwig's treatment of Magician's Nephew (which sounds worse and worse by the minute) managed to be even MORE disappointing.
Everybody's complaining about the Narnia film that's coming out soon... Wait until Eustace is the good guy in Voyage of the Dawn Treader. After all, he's a 'very up-to-date' person, a vegetarian, he likes 'books of information' and machines, and he calls his parents Harold and Alberta. He'll be the one lecturing us about how Aslan is right in identifying as a woman.
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I see that we’ve circled back around to “is the Silmarillion worth reading?” discourse again. It gives a lived-in weight to the world and the stories that come after it, and itself contains some of the most beautiful and tragic and thrilling stories I’ve ever read. And it really isn’t difficult to read, though people love to claim that it is. If you’re a Tolkien fan, then it is absolutely a must-read. If you’re a fan of the Peter Jackson movies first (and think characters like Tom Bombadil are pointless), then you may not enjoy it.
Replying to @AlysssaHazel
I opened 'er up, read the first 10 pages, and put it down, never to start again. If you have bandwidth, a short sentence or two about why I should go back and read the Silmarillion would be useful.
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No surprise here to anyone who read "Jesus and John Wayne" (reluctantly on my part, FTR)
Kristin Kobes Du Mez’s “Live Laugh Love” has “wry wit, accessible prose, and a real feel for narrative. It’s a page-turner,” writes @bonniekristian. “Yet it is also an essentially misleading book—not … in its history but in its argumentation.” christianitytoday.com/2026/0…
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Stellar! Now I need to listen to the complete @Anamanaguchi discography (for the umpteenth time)!
Why is the title theme to Robocop on the gb lowkey the best music in any videogame
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TIL that my 6yo dry swallows medicine like he's in a 70s cop drama as the grizzled veteran with a bad hangover who just needs to get the captain off his back long enough to close out this one last serial killer case so he can finally settle down and enjoy his retirement in peace.
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Heupel has zero killer instinct whatsoever. Could've put this game away half a dozen times already. Infuriating.
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when your feed inexplicably goes romish

ALT disappointed the wire GIF

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still an absolute banger.
On this day in 1967, Spiderman debuted in the US, with a banger theme song that has lived rent free in many of you, ever since.
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How USA's Saturday Morning Cartoon Express instilled me with a lifelong love of post-apocalyptic dystopian sci-fi fantasy.
Thundar the Barbarian intro. Doesn't get much better.
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When is @DanWolken going to remind Rutgers fans how lucky they are that Tennessee passed on Greg Schiano?
Rutgers fans are done with the program. Never thought Rutgers Football would light up the phone lines tonight on @WFAN660. Feel for fans like Gus.
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"WHATEVER KNOWS FEAR BURNS AT THE MAN-THING'S TOUCH!"
I caved to the intense pressure from @JohnBeattyArt and @ArtofARCover ! #ManThing #RedEye
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Happy birthday to Eisner and Harvey Award winner, Star Slammers, Beta Ray Bill and Ragnarok creator, Manhunter co-creator, Hercules Unbound, The Metal Men, Batman, Thor, The Rampaging Hulk, Star Wars, X-Factor, Fantastic Four and Orion artist, the eminent, Walter Simonson.
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Voldemort reading Wendell Berry isn’t something I had on my 2026 bingo card, but here we are.
Listen to Ralph Fiennes read Wendell Berry's Sabbath poem, “2007, VI.”
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Rest in peace, Wendell Berry.
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“Nothing exists for its own sake, but for a harmony greater than itself, which includes it. A work of art, which accepts this condition, and exists upon its terms, honors the Creation, and so becomes a part of it.” —Wendell Berry, “Notes: Unspecializing Poetry”
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