Midwest Mulcahy
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A jerk from the Ozarks with resting Christian face
Anyone here ever read Walter Wangerin’s ‘Book of the Dun Cow’? It’s like if Winnie the Pooh had been written by John of Patmos
#otd The Christian socialist and Anglican priest Conrad Noel, known as the “Red Vicar of Thaxted,” died July 22, 1942.
I’m telling you, if you enjoy having a physical book in your hands when you’re reading papal encyclicals, you just can’t go wrong with an Ignatius Press edition
Okay, but you’ve got to admit, using rapport on these guys and watching them duke it out with each other while you collect their souls is a pretty good gimmick
Okay, but this sentence is cursed though. Had to read it like five times
Name a movie that flopped at the box office but is actually great #FilmSky
Recently we got a wifi-enabled security cam for our backyard. I laid it on our living room couch while I configured all the network settings, and this is the first image it took when I brought it online
I’m curious about typos in old books that have gone through multiple editions. Is this something that has always been here since the original manuscript? Was it accidentally introduced in a subsequent printing?
Someone tell @newyorker.com they should send their writers back to freshman comp to learn what “begging the question” means
Welcome to the world, Rosemary. We’ve loved you since before you were born.
#TheMoreYouKnow M*A*S*H s05e06 ("The Nurses") passes the Bechdel test. It first aired on October 19, 1976.
Started applying the exterior log cabin stain this afternoon. It’s a dark midnight blue. Getting really close to finishing this thing! I’ll try to do a full video tour when it’s done
I’m realizing that Palantir’s whole existence is giving big “Torment Nexus” vibes
Reading Return of the King, and honestly, Denethor gazing into a palantir until it drives him to despair and madness is an eerily timely metaphor.
Love seeing religion represented in video games, especially with good humor