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Tenured full professor at BMCC-CUNY with an Oxford doctorate. I teach folks about Plato, Shakespeare, Proust, Kafka, David Lynch, and the X-Men.

Joined September 2008
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post 4 characters that you relate to and let people make assumptions about you accordingly
post 4 characters that you relate to and let people make assumptions about you accordingly
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The "blockbusters don't need to look good" thing is annoying when during the 90s you'd get a family movie about two guys trying to outsmart a mouse and it looked like this.
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New character skin unlocked 💇🏼‍♀️
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This design after Momoko's Demon Days is perfection, the best she has ever looked
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Each of the 5 adaptations has things to recommend it — Katherine Hepburn & Cukor (1933), Janet Leigh & Elizabeth Taylor (1949), Claire Danes (1994), Katherine Newton (2017), Florence Pugh (2019); the weak link is THE BOOK which is ruined by being priggish and didactic.
we listen and we don’t judge: little women edition
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In her defence Lea Michele can’t read
They prob should've used three other letters in this ad but that's just my opinion
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this is one of thirty videos you'll probably see today, but this is the type of internet video that could sustain you for months in 2003
did she really say that?
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Ok everybody I am officially on and USING the b sky thing under the same geoffklock name
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Jean grey by "nerirearte " on Deviant art
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The X-Men metaphor shifts from Jews and communists to civil rights to queer to trans to disability because the actual metaphor is NEW VS OLD and this is why there should be no mutants prior to 18 years after the Nuclear Bomb, which is the date of the first issue.
we listen, we don’t judge: X-Men edition.
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......excuse me? i learned many things in this passage
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hating snow because you “have to drive in it” proves that the car owner mindset destroys your innate connection to nature and shatters any sense of wonder you may have at the phenomenon of existence. owning a car depletes your soul
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I have no desire to work now. I had five days off in a row where I dined at a feast and was entertained at a cinema. I have flown too high to return to a laptop.
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Massive away win for the little fella.
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Geoff Klock retweeted
december 1st
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I oppose assisted dying bills for the reasons many leftists have articulated, but more broadly it strikes me as one of the clearest cases of where abstract moralizing, rather than considering the conditions of capitalist production, leads you to exactly the wrong conclusion. 1/2
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very cool that one thing millennials really did was step up general "food culture" but the fact that i have to walk past a restaurant called "lunch AF" that serves things like a "slutty ravenclaw burger", and its probably actually good, is an aesthetic crime beyond comprehension
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only just now learning that i tweeted this on jan 6 2021 hahahahahahah
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Paul Verhoeven was right about America
Cheryl Hines, the co-star of Curb Your Enthusiasm, promotes products from her health and beauty line for Black Friday, while her husband, the Secretary of Health and Human Services-designate, Robert Kennedy Jr., showers behind her.
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Good morning, Shxitter Gabriel Fonseca colors Ivan Reis for a CCXP 2024 print #xmen
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