C.M. Bretz
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Dad, Husband, Fiction Writer, Home Cook, Read more short stories, Say No to AI “art” (he/him)
We’ll likely never know. He could be into both, honestly.
November 21, 2025 at 3:35 PM
We’ll likely never know. He could be into both, honestly.
Per the article, he got his bachelor’s in economics in 2023. Assuming he somehow used that to immediately enroll in medical school, he’d be on track to graduate in 2027. I wonder if he gets to use his hours as deputy chief of staff of the CDC for credit.
November 21, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Per the article, he got his bachelor’s in economics in 2023. Assuming he somehow used that to immediately enroll in medical school, he’d be on track to graduate in 2027. I wonder if he gets to use his hours as deputy chief of staff of the CDC for credit.
I believe he’s also one of only 2-3 people in the whole wide world who knows the Browns long-term plan at QB, hence the extension
November 17, 2025 at 2:38 AM
I believe he’s also one of only 2-3 people in the whole wide world who knows the Browns long-term plan at QB, hence the extension
Stand and Deliver- every high school math teacher
Gladiator - high school latin teacher
Gladiator - high school latin teacher
November 15, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Stand and Deliver- every high school math teacher
Gladiator - high school latin teacher
Gladiator - high school latin teacher
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See the film and my update on the ongoing, pointless, man-made loss of life here: bsky.app/profile/agaw...
Today @TheNewYorker released our short documentary “Rovina’s Choice” online.
It traces the ongoing effects of the sudden shutdown of US foreign aid through the story of one mother in Kenya as she seeks to save her daughter from sickness and starvation. 🎥 1/ www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...
It traces the ongoing effects of the sudden shutdown of US foreign aid through the story of one mother in Kenya as she seeks to save her daughter from sickness and starvation. 🎥 1/ www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...
The Shutdown of U.S.A.I.D. Has Already Killed Hundreds of Thousands
The short documentary “Rovina’s Choice” tells the story of what goes when aid goes.
www.newyorker.com
November 6, 2025 at 10:34 PM
See the film and my update on the ongoing, pointless, man-made loss of life here: bsky.app/profile/agaw...
Blue Jays fans now know the second most painful feeling in baseball: losing game 7 of the World Series in extras.
The most painful being, of course, doing it twice (*sobs in Cleveland*)
The most painful being, of course, doing it twice (*sobs in Cleveland*)
November 2, 2025 at 4:29 AM
Blue Jays fans now know the second most painful feeling in baseball: losing game 7 of the World Series in extras.
The most painful being, of course, doing it twice (*sobs in Cleveland*)
The most painful being, of course, doing it twice (*sobs in Cleveland*)
Haven’t read The Pillars of the Earth, but the others definitely earn the time commitment they demand.
To answer your question, Against the Day. I love Pynchon, I’ve held it in my hands multiple times debating whether to check it out of the library, but have never gone through with it. Someday…
To answer your question, Against the Day. I love Pynchon, I’ve held it in my hands multiple times debating whether to check it out of the library, but have never gone through with it. Someday…
October 31, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Haven’t read The Pillars of the Earth, but the others definitely earn the time commitment they demand.
To answer your question, Against the Day. I love Pynchon, I’ve held it in my hands multiple times debating whether to check it out of the library, but have never gone through with it. Someday…
To answer your question, Against the Day. I love Pynchon, I’ve held it in my hands multiple times debating whether to check it out of the library, but have never gone through with it. Someday…
Also, when he joined the Angels, they weren’t a laughingstock. They were one of the best teams of the 00s and had four winning seasons between 2011-2015 (per B/R). They went 80-82 the year before he joined.
October 31, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Also, when he joined the Angels, they weren’t a laughingstock. They were one of the best teams of the 00s and had four winning seasons between 2011-2015 (per B/R). They went 80-82 the year before he joined.
It’s more like Hack-a-Shaq than flopping.
It definitely stinks, but I don’t know how MLB would enforce such a rule.
And as a member of the longest suffering fan base, I wouldn’t care what strategy my team uses to win as long as it wins one Series before I die.
It definitely stinks, but I don’t know how MLB would enforce such a rule.
And as a member of the longest suffering fan base, I wouldn’t care what strategy my team uses to win as long as it wins one Series before I die.
October 28, 2025 at 6:10 PM
It’s more like Hack-a-Shaq than flopping.
It definitely stinks, but I don’t know how MLB would enforce such a rule.
And as a member of the longest suffering fan base, I wouldn’t care what strategy my team uses to win as long as it wins one Series before I die.
It definitely stinks, but I don’t know how MLB would enforce such a rule.
And as a member of the longest suffering fan base, I wouldn’t care what strategy my team uses to win as long as it wins one Series before I die.
Tell the French it’s American for penalty shootout where players are now having to kick a second time
October 28, 2025 at 6:26 AM
Tell the French it’s American for penalty shootout where players are now having to kick a second time