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I’m thinking about Bill Foster
November 21, 2025 at 4:49 PM
I’m thinking about Bill Foster
Tried to get the cover plus the spine. Anyway. Elite reads
November 14, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Tried to get the cover plus the spine. Anyway. Elite reads
Book #19 of 2025
First and foremost…Free Palestine.
This book is a scalding critique of the hypocrisy of “the West” (USA included), of the Empire, and how that hypocrisy makes the Empire both possible and powerful.
it should be required reading for anyone who calls themselves a patriot.
First and foremost…Free Palestine.
This book is a scalding critique of the hypocrisy of “the West” (USA included), of the Empire, and how that hypocrisy makes the Empire both possible and powerful.
it should be required reading for anyone who calls themselves a patriot.
November 7, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Book #19 of 2025
First and foremost…Free Palestine.
This book is a scalding critique of the hypocrisy of “the West” (USA included), of the Empire, and how that hypocrisy makes the Empire both possible and powerful.
it should be required reading for anyone who calls themselves a patriot.
First and foremost…Free Palestine.
This book is a scalding critique of the hypocrisy of “the West” (USA included), of the Empire, and how that hypocrisy makes the Empire both possible and powerful.
it should be required reading for anyone who calls themselves a patriot.
My striker scores goals with his dick
October 22, 2025 at 12:21 AM
My striker scores goals with his dick
Current read (actually like 1 of 5 books I got in the rotation right now).
The cover is so fucking fire
The cover is so fucking fire
October 15, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Current read (actually like 1 of 5 books I got in the rotation right now).
The cover is so fucking fire
The cover is so fucking fire
Being ANTIFA is a good thing
October 11, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Being ANTIFA is a good thing
lol hashtag immigration
(Lately I’ve been drawn to writers who weren’t originally born in America (USA) because their basic observations expose how hypocritical many American (USA) beliefs are…)
(Lately I’ve been drawn to writers who weren’t originally born in America (USA) because their basic observations expose how hypocritical many American (USA) beliefs are…)
October 10, 2025 at 2:05 AM
lol hashtag immigration
(Lately I’ve been drawn to writers who weren’t originally born in America (USA) because their basic observations expose how hypocritical many American (USA) beliefs are…)
(Lately I’ve been drawn to writers who weren’t originally born in America (USA) because their basic observations expose how hypocritical many American (USA) beliefs are…)
Book #18 of 2025.The ‘oral history’ approach is fun and unique, but the one thing that bugged me was there wasn’t a whole bunch of variance between the interview subjects/characters.
I still think it’s a must read if you’re into Zombie things, like I am.
🔥🔥🔥 of 5 flames
I still think it’s a must read if you’re into Zombie things, like I am.
🔥🔥🔥 of 5 flames
October 9, 2025 at 3:05 AM
Book #18 of 2025.The ‘oral history’ approach is fun and unique, but the one thing that bugged me was there wasn’t a whole bunch of variance between the interview subjects/characters.
I still think it’s a must read if you’re into Zombie things, like I am.
🔥🔥🔥 of 5 flames
I still think it’s a must read if you’re into Zombie things, like I am.
🔥🔥🔥 of 5 flames
Charlie Kirk was a soulless cunt
September 12, 2025 at 1:12 AM
Charlie Kirk was a soulless cunt
Book #17 or 2025.
Even as my enjoyment of the NFL was waned considerably, and my disdain for Jerry Jones is comically high, I still love this book.
meticulously researched and presented in a way that wasn’t overly critical or reverential of this dynasty; a perfect “decide for yourself” story.
Even as my enjoyment of the NFL was waned considerably, and my disdain for Jerry Jones is comically high, I still love this book.
meticulously researched and presented in a way that wasn’t overly critical or reverential of this dynasty; a perfect “decide for yourself” story.
September 9, 2025 at 3:46 AM
Book #17 or 2025.
Even as my enjoyment of the NFL was waned considerably, and my disdain for Jerry Jones is comically high, I still love this book.
meticulously researched and presented in a way that wasn’t overly critical or reverential of this dynasty; a perfect “decide for yourself” story.
Even as my enjoyment of the NFL was waned considerably, and my disdain for Jerry Jones is comically high, I still love this book.
meticulously researched and presented in a way that wasn’t overly critical or reverential of this dynasty; a perfect “decide for yourself” story.
Book #16 of 2025.
a “best hits” collection but was still easy to digest. Although he’s a white middle class gay dude (all of which I am not) his stories were very relatable as they were related to family, love, and other universal themes.
a “best hits” collection but was still easy to digest. Although he’s a white middle class gay dude (all of which I am not) his stories were very relatable as they were related to family, love, and other universal themes.
September 7, 2025 at 1:10 AM
Book #16 of 2025.
a “best hits” collection but was still easy to digest. Although he’s a white middle class gay dude (all of which I am not) his stories were very relatable as they were related to family, love, and other universal themes.
a “best hits” collection but was still easy to digest. Although he’s a white middle class gay dude (all of which I am not) his stories were very relatable as they were related to family, love, and other universal themes.
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Save some bread 🥖
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Save some bread 🥖
September 4, 2025 at 9:54 PM
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Login —> go to settings —-> manage plan
Save some bread 🥖
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Save some bread 🥖
Book #15 of 2025.
What a splendid read that covered basically all the human emotions and themes. Love, hate, redemption, perseverance….i could go on. At times i loved the main character, at times I was annoyed with him. But that’s sort of what we all are…complex, imperfect beings.
What a splendid read that covered basically all the human emotions and themes. Love, hate, redemption, perseverance….i could go on. At times i loved the main character, at times I was annoyed with him. But that’s sort of what we all are…complex, imperfect beings.
August 26, 2025 at 10:49 PM
Book #15 of 2025.
What a splendid read that covered basically all the human emotions and themes. Love, hate, redemption, perseverance….i could go on. At times i loved the main character, at times I was annoyed with him. But that’s sort of what we all are…complex, imperfect beings.
What a splendid read that covered basically all the human emotions and themes. Love, hate, redemption, perseverance….i could go on. At times i loved the main character, at times I was annoyed with him. But that’s sort of what we all are…complex, imperfect beings.
Book #14 of 2025.
A anthropological look into the spiritual practice of shamanism from its origins at the dawn of human civilization to the present day.
It even tackled the question that I started to have as I read… was Jesus Christ a shaman? I’m gonna vote YES
4/5 flames 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
A anthropological look into the spiritual practice of shamanism from its origins at the dawn of human civilization to the present day.
It even tackled the question that I started to have as I read… was Jesus Christ a shaman? I’m gonna vote YES
4/5 flames 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
August 9, 2025 at 12:28 AM
Book #14 of 2025.
A anthropological look into the spiritual practice of shamanism from its origins at the dawn of human civilization to the present day.
It even tackled the question that I started to have as I read… was Jesus Christ a shaman? I’m gonna vote YES
4/5 flames 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
A anthropological look into the spiritual practice of shamanism from its origins at the dawn of human civilization to the present day.
It even tackled the question that I started to have as I read… was Jesus Christ a shaman? I’m gonna vote YES
4/5 flames 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
Book #14 of 2025.
A anthropological look into the spiritual practice of shamanism from its origins at the dawn of human civilization to the present day.
It even tackled the question that I started to have as I read… was Jesus Christ a shaman? I’m gonna vote YES
4/5 flames 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
A anthropological look into the spiritual practice of shamanism from its origins at the dawn of human civilization to the present day.
It even tackled the question that I started to have as I read… was Jesus Christ a shaman? I’m gonna vote YES
4/5 flames 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
August 9, 2025 at 12:28 AM
Book #14 of 2025.
A anthropological look into the spiritual practice of shamanism from its origins at the dawn of human civilization to the present day.
It even tackled the question that I started to have as I read… was Jesus Christ a shaman? I’m gonna vote YES
4/5 flames 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
A anthropological look into the spiritual practice of shamanism from its origins at the dawn of human civilization to the present day.
It even tackled the question that I started to have as I read… was Jesus Christ a shaman? I’m gonna vote YES
4/5 flames 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
Sky looks good today
August 7, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Sky looks good today
Checked this out Thursday and I might finish this today. Pretty damn good
August 3, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Checked this out Thursday and I might finish this today. Pretty damn good
Good views this evening
August 1, 2025 at 2:39 AM
Good views this evening
Book #13 of 2025. I’d call it “hauntingly beautiful”, and I found myself pretty sad when it was done. A story about the fragility of memory and its connection to the human identity.
Even though it was written 30 years ago, it still feels like a timely critique of modern times #booksky
Even though it was written 30 years ago, it still feels like a timely critique of modern times #booksky
July 31, 2025 at 1:45 AM
Book #13 of 2025. I’d call it “hauntingly beautiful”, and I found myself pretty sad when it was done. A story about the fragility of memory and its connection to the human identity.
Even though it was written 30 years ago, it still feels like a timely critique of modern times #booksky
Even though it was written 30 years ago, it still feels like a timely critique of modern times #booksky
My local coffee shop got its bagel truck back
July 26, 2025 at 4:37 PM
My local coffee shop got its bagel truck back
We can finally play this kinda ball with Gyökeres
July 25, 2025 at 7:19 PM
We can finally play this kinda ball with Gyökeres
