Bryan Cook
@bryanpcook.bsky.social
Books, MLS soccer, W/NBA fantasy, board games, Lego, general nonsense
[me, reading Infinite Jest]: what am I even reading? Why is this so hard and weird?
[me, not reading Infinite Jest]: man, I need to get back to reading Infinite Jest
[me, not reading Infinite Jest]: man, I need to get back to reading Infinite Jest
January 10, 2025 at 11:03 PM
[me, reading Infinite Jest]: what am I even reading? Why is this so hard and weird?
[me, not reading Infinite Jest]: man, I need to get back to reading Infinite Jest
[me, not reading Infinite Jest]: man, I need to get back to reading Infinite Jest
I love how Reese's was like "yeah our regular candy sucks, here it is in every other conceivable shape as an apology"
January 10, 2025 at 12:48 PM
I love how Reese's was like "yeah our regular candy sucks, here it is in every other conceivable shape as an apology"
My daughter, who is gifted and also 8 years old, just sat down in front of a SPACE HEATER with a POPSICLE.
January 9, 2025 at 1:54 AM
My daughter, who is gifted and also 8 years old, just sat down in front of a SPACE HEATER with a POPSICLE.
I was just sharing about libraries moving past the old fine structure this weekend. It's a quiet revolution but sorely needed.
The Worcester Public Library in Massachusetts announced that people who have lost or damaged a book can bring a picture of a cat this month to one of its branches and get their library cards reactivated. The program, which it calls March Meowness, has generated hundreds of returns.
Library Fees? No Problem. Just Show Us Your Cat Photos.
A program this month encourages library patrons in Worcester, Mass., who have lost or damaged books or other items to reactivate their accounts. All they need is a picture of a cat.
www.nytimes.com
March 4, 2024 at 11:16 PM
I was just sharing about libraries moving past the old fine structure this weekend. It's a quiet revolution but sorely needed.
Can I still call it tweeting?
February 22, 2024 at 9:30 PM
Can I still call it tweeting?