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No Country for Old Men

The book and the movie, even if you’ve already finished one or the other. They’re striking in different ways, and I loved both experiences. The book takes its time with each conversation in a way that the movie can’t, and for your patience you get some incredibly potent and profound exchanges and moments of shared reflection.

@ttwardz

Feb 5, 2024

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Short film starring my beloved’s red bronco (by K. Iver)

when i finished it, i went right back to the beginning and read it again—that’s how good it is

@cptn_andor

Jan 22, 2024

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ORDINARY people (1980)

i read this book (kinda, i gave up half way through because i started to fail spanish class because i was too busy being faux mysterious) and it was moving, but this movie is SO good!! like it hit every note it needed to, the acting is phenomena, a testament to the strength of love and kindness

@superphia

Feb 28, 2024

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my karaoke training playlist

it’s important to maintain a playlist of songs you could perform at karaoke if someone springs it on you. shuffle and practice every day in the car/shower, you gotta stay in fighting shape

@barffalo

Mar 21, 2025

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ENCARTA ENCYCLOPEDIA ‘95-‘00

i think this series was exponentially better for my brain than school ever was

@barffalo

May 13, 2025

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perhaps not a good or even appropriate answer. but: paper airplanes

fun and whimsical, thoughtful and creative. they can be really good or really bad. you can disrupt an open concept office with them and people are delighted instead of annoyed

@barffalo

Mar 20, 2025