Thomas Osdoba
@thomasosdoba.bsky.social
A fullback’s nightmare
September 18, 2025 at 1:08 PM
A fullback’s nightmare
Adding his quickness and pace in the midfield made it possible for Boks to be great without Pollard and they could play open game
September 13, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Adding his quickness and pace in the midfield made it possible for Boks to be great without Pollard and they could play open game
With Mon Mothma coming back via Andor, and some old friends returning to Middle Earth and MCU, what are some of the best ‘returns’ (i.e. same actor, same character) in filmdom, with a big (maybe 8+ years?) gap?
August 21, 2025 at 9:06 AM
With Mon Mothma coming back via Andor, and some old friends returning to Middle Earth and MCU, what are some of the best ‘returns’ (i.e. same actor, same character) in filmdom, with a big (maybe 8+ years?) gap?
Dave, when Romulus came out I thought about a franchise rewatch (though haven’t seen some). Couldn’t make enough time and headspace. With Alien: Earth coming, what would be your suggested approach? Timeline order? Release order? Thanks!!
August 7, 2025 at 8:31 AM
Dave, when Romulus came out I thought about a franchise rewatch (though haven’t seen some). Couldn’t make enough time and headspace. With Alien: Earth coming, what would be your suggested approach? Timeline order? Release order? Thanks!!
Yes, agree one a week is better, and at this point I won’t get to it until it’s all dropped. I’m working hard to avoid seeing spoilers.
April 30, 2025 at 11:56 AM
Yes, agree one a week is better, and at this point I won’t get to it until it’s all dropped. I’m working hard to avoid seeing spoilers.
Come to France for awhile if you need. Can help
March 24, 2025 at 10:47 PM
Come to France for awhile if you need. Can help
1) He wasn’t a good writer, but yes, if people are going to reference his thinking; 2) Das Capital is his superior contribution.
He was far better at critique than offering a better theory. I wouldn’t say ignore his manifesto, but it’s kinda weak
He was far better at critique than offering a better theory. I wouldn’t say ignore his manifesto, but it’s kinda weak
March 21, 2025 at 4:12 PM
1) He wasn’t a good writer, but yes, if people are going to reference his thinking; 2) Das Capital is his superior contribution.
He was far better at critique than offering a better theory. I wouldn’t say ignore his manifesto, but it’s kinda weak
He was far better at critique than offering a better theory. I wouldn’t say ignore his manifesto, but it’s kinda weak
The ease with which people are
cowed by base and vague threats is quite something, I have to say. Having worked at the interface of civil service leadership and political appointments, I’d like to think more would have done more/better.
cowed by base and vague threats is quite something, I have to say. Having worked at the interface of civil service leadership and political appointments, I’d like to think more would have done more/better.
March 10, 2025 at 4:13 PM
The ease with which people are
cowed by base and vague threats is quite something, I have to say. Having worked at the interface of civil service leadership and political appointments, I’d like to think more would have done more/better.
cowed by base and vague threats is quite something, I have to say. Having worked at the interface of civil service leadership and political appointments, I’d like to think more would have done more/better.