When he says “hit it, Joe”, I don’t think first time viewers are going to be prepared for just how hard Joe hits it.

Dear friends,
As have become a habit, I mark each #autumnequinox by sharing a small poem by Xin Qiji. I also start my translation cycle of Chinese and Japanese poems and prose that mark the twenty-four lunisolar micro-seasons. Translation notes blogged here:
#everynightapoem

I’m a firm believer that with SHIN GODZILLA returning to theaters, Toho should also re-release the figurines of the kaiju giving apologetic press conferences.

when they close it all up, I do believe this will go down as the funniest video on the internet

yeah eat shit haters

still think this is one of the greatest posts ever made

(my translation; updated slightly from one I posted a couple months ago)

Norway defeated England in a World Cup qualifier in Oslo on September 9, 1981. Which led to this—the greatest call in sports broadcasting history.

Kick rocks, Maggie Thatcher.

19. In the early 1900s, Bergson's lectures at the Collège de France became so popular that people would climb up the side of the building to listen in and it was suggested that his lectures be moved to the grand amphitheatre of the Sorbonne or even the Garnier Opera. We have photographic evidence

1 like = 1 interesting, possibly little-known, fact about French philosopher Henri Bergson

One of my favorite poems since childhood, and a poem I share every #autumnequinox.
By the 12thc warrior poet Xin Qiji 辛棄疾, sidelined during peacetime, demoted, drifting through a decade of minor posts in remote lands.
Poetry, then, is that which is left unsaid.
“My, what a cool and lovely autumn.”

He's had enough.