Asa Gray
@the5starman.bsky.social
Host of Nerdiest Part of the Ring
Lover of Pro Wrestling, Video Games, Magic the Gathering, and Action Figures
He/Him
Lover of Pro Wrestling, Video Games, Magic the Gathering, and Action Figures
He/Him
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Books #10 & #11 of 2025.
When I saw the trailer for the Clown in a Cornfield movie earlier this year I couldn't believe it was real. I was even MORE surprised to learn that it was based on a book! I enjoyed these more than I thought it would. Fun, YA slashers.
When I saw the trailer for the Clown in a Cornfield movie earlier this year I couldn't believe it was real. I was even MORE surprised to learn that it was based on a book! I enjoyed these more than I thought it would. Fun, YA slashers.
November 19, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Books #10 & #11 of 2025.
When I saw the trailer for the Clown in a Cornfield movie earlier this year I couldn't believe it was real. I was even MORE surprised to learn that it was based on a book! I enjoyed these more than I thought it would. Fun, YA slashers.
When I saw the trailer for the Clown in a Cornfield movie earlier this year I couldn't believe it was real. I was even MORE surprised to learn that it was based on a book! I enjoyed these more than I thought it would. Fun, YA slashers.
Books #10 & #11 of 2025.
When I saw the trailer for the Clown in a Cornfield movie earlier this year I couldn't believe it was real. I was even MORE surprised to learn that it was based on a book! I enjoyed these more than I thought it would. Fun, YA slashers.
When I saw the trailer for the Clown in a Cornfield movie earlier this year I couldn't believe it was real. I was even MORE surprised to learn that it was based on a book! I enjoyed these more than I thought it would. Fun, YA slashers.
November 19, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Books #10 & #11 of 2025.
When I saw the trailer for the Clown in a Cornfield movie earlier this year I couldn't believe it was real. I was even MORE surprised to learn that it was based on a book! I enjoyed these more than I thought it would. Fun, YA slashers.
When I saw the trailer for the Clown in a Cornfield movie earlier this year I couldn't believe it was real. I was even MORE surprised to learn that it was based on a book! I enjoyed these more than I thought it would. Fun, YA slashers.
I will never forget being asked "Are you calling about the yes, or no?" by the CVS Pharmacy AI when I tried calling to ask about my partner's prescription status. This was after already having to call back twice because the AI got caught in a loop and disconnected the call.
November 19, 2025 at 9:53 PM
I will never forget being asked "Are you calling about the yes, or no?" by the CVS Pharmacy AI when I tried calling to ask about my partner's prescription status. This was after already having to call back twice because the AI got caught in a loop and disconnected the call.
Citing "environmental reasons" in the same post you're advocating for Generative AI is next level cognitive dissonance
November 19, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Citing "environmental reasons" in the same post you're advocating for Generative AI is next level cognitive dissonance
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I forgot to keep up with this list. Whoops.
Book #9 of the year: We Used To Live Here.
This ended up being pretty different than what I was expecting, but ultimately I enjoyed it quite a bit!
Book #9 of the year: We Used To Live Here.
This ended up being pretty different than what I was expecting, but ultimately I enjoyed it quite a bit!
November 17, 2025 at 10:17 PM
I forgot to keep up with this list. Whoops.
Book #9 of the year: We Used To Live Here.
This ended up being pretty different than what I was expecting, but ultimately I enjoyed it quite a bit!
Book #9 of the year: We Used To Live Here.
This ended up being pretty different than what I was expecting, but ultimately I enjoyed it quite a bit!
Their Mom said it was ok to spend the night if it is ok with you.
November 18, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Their Mom said it was ok to spend the night if it is ok with you.
I forgot to keep up with this list. Whoops.
Book #9 of the year: We Used To Live Here.
This ended up being pretty different than what I was expecting, but ultimately I enjoyed it quite a bit!
Book #9 of the year: We Used To Live Here.
This ended up being pretty different than what I was expecting, but ultimately I enjoyed it quite a bit!
November 17, 2025 at 10:17 PM
I forgot to keep up with this list. Whoops.
Book #9 of the year: We Used To Live Here.
This ended up being pretty different than what I was expecting, but ultimately I enjoyed it quite a bit!
Book #9 of the year: We Used To Live Here.
This ended up being pretty different than what I was expecting, but ultimately I enjoyed it quite a bit!
I don't know the way fantasy really works, but if this is delayed out of the year are you able to drop it?
November 10, 2025 at 11:20 PM
I don't know the way fantasy really works, but if this is delayed out of the year are you able to drop it?