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Cookie Monster, as cookie crumbs fall from his lips: Me worry Americans not understand how me operate, think me just want cookies.
If you've ever wanted much more LOST than you ever needed, 20 years after you wanted it, there's often been a better time to start. But for you lovely weirdos out there, here's the starting spot.
Finally cracking into my favorite season of LOST, where the answers arrive as mysteries, and every claim requires scrutiny.
This movie doesn't seem very knowledgeable about roadhouses, or roads, or houses. Script reads like Michael Scott's follow-up to "Threat Level Midnight," with all the good and bad that implies. Features one of the 5 most inexplicable walks in film history. Jake Gyllenhaal plays Rodesius "Road" House, a professional smiler and nationally ranked amateur Hawaiian shirt collector, who knows how to break bones and can tell you which bones he just broke, which he does in a friendly and casual way. He can be hit by infinite cars and trains without injury. You can put as many knives into him
Earlier today, A.R. Moxon @JuliusGoat released a new essay. He discusses the kindness of being blunt. Because healing comes after a diagnosis, but the diagnosis isn't helpful if it isn't truthful.
I wrote a story of two doctors to illustrate what it really means to meet MAGA defectors where they are.
We live in a sick nation, so we should pursue a culture of healing. And every movement toward health begins with a confrontation. https://www.the-reframe.com/a-confrontation-with-truth/
THE HELP is, in my opinion, pretty bad.
Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer do fine work with material that treats them very badly. The white protagonist is quite a choice. The quasi redemption arc for her mother is quite a choice. A novel about the Black experience written by a white writer who took the stories of Black voices for herself to craft her bestseller; a novel which is adapted into a movie about a self-insert white writer who takes these stories of Black voices, not for a fictional narrative, but as a historical document, and does it so selflessly that it defeats the One Really Racist Person
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