Josiah Tate Burns
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Shangrila - 香格里拉
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14 years ago this summer, I began shooting and editing what became my thesis film: Shangrila. I got to travel all around southwestern China and made a visual poem about Buddhist and Taoist icons: youtu.be/MwHEe-zeEQo?...
#shangrila #china #shortfilm #buddhism #taoism #chengdu #chongqing #carleton
#shangrila #china #shortfilm #buddhism #taoism #chengdu #chongqing #carleton
I know it is likely one of the most common heights in the league but these regional NBA announcers must be getting a commission every time they observe that someone is 6’7”
January 31, 2026 at 5:12 PM
I know it is likely one of the most common heights in the league but these regional NBA announcers must be getting a commission every time they observe that someone is 6’7”
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Why, yet thy scandal were not wip’d away
January 31, 2026 at 3:44 PM
Why, yet thy scandal were not wip’d away
😹 Wizards out here tryin’ their best to get Doc fired. (How has this not happened yet?)
January 30, 2026 at 2:19 AM
😹 Wizards out here tryin’ their best to get Doc fired. (How has this not happened yet?)
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January 23, 1985: Seattle's Jack Sikma finishes with 34 PTS (14-19 FG)/16 REB in a 107-97 win at Boston.
Also for the SuperSonics (20-24), Tom Chambers scored 24 PTS and Al Wood added 18 PTS. Larry Bird had 30 PTS and Kevin McHale scored 15 PTS for the Celtics, who fell to 34-8.
Also for the SuperSonics (20-24), Tom Chambers scored 24 PTS and Al Wood added 18 PTS. Larry Bird had 30 PTS and Kevin McHale scored 15 PTS for the Celtics, who fell to 34-8.
January 23, 2026 at 4:12 PM
January 23, 1985: Seattle's Jack Sikma finishes with 34 PTS (14-19 FG)/16 REB in a 107-97 win at Boston.
Also for the SuperSonics (20-24), Tom Chambers scored 24 PTS and Al Wood added 18 PTS. Larry Bird had 30 PTS and Kevin McHale scored 15 PTS for the Celtics, who fell to 34-8.
Also for the SuperSonics (20-24), Tom Chambers scored 24 PTS and Al Wood added 18 PTS. Larry Bird had 30 PTS and Kevin McHale scored 15 PTS for the Celtics, who fell to 34-8.
January 23, 2026 at 4:44 PM
Keyonte cooking Ant and the Jazz accidentally beating the Wolves has to be one of my favorite moments of the season. Not only am I a massive Keyonte truther and it was awesome to see him have another career night with the massive shots and great d down the stretch, this game solidifies why Ant/MN…
January 22, 2026 at 7:29 PM
Keyonte cooking Ant and the Jazz accidentally beating the Wolves has to be one of my favorite moments of the season. Not only am I a massive Keyonte truther and it was awesome to see him have another career night with the massive shots and great d down the stretch, this game solidifies why Ant/MN…
Lmao love watching the internet discover Eyes Wide Shut. Kubrick conspiracies are alive and well 😹 (sarcasm here, Kubrick clickbait theory drives me nuts, always amateurish at best)
January 22, 2026 at 3:25 PM
Lmao love watching the internet discover Eyes Wide Shut. Kubrick conspiracies are alive and well 😹 (sarcasm here, Kubrick clickbait theory drives me nuts, always amateurish at best)
Jalen Smith, your time has finally come
January 19, 2026 at 12:27 AM
Jalen Smith, your time has finally come
Chalamet marketing blitz for Marty Supreme worked a bit too well on me, still just bumpin the 4 Raws remix, haven’t made it to the theater yet 😹 (yeah yeah I’ll eventually support my local cinema and all)
January 16, 2026 at 10:17 PM
Chalamet marketing blitz for Marty Supreme worked a bit too well on me, still just bumpin the 4 Raws remix, haven’t made it to the theater yet 😹 (yeah yeah I’ll eventually support my local cinema and all)
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Cavs Nae'Qwan Tomlin wins a jump ball with Julius Randle but the ball goes directly into the hoop, 2 points for the Wolves
January 10, 2026 at 8:22 PM
Cavs Nae'Qwan Tomlin wins a jump ball with Julius Randle but the ball goes directly into the hoop, 2 points for the Wolves
One of my favorite pastimes is watching boomers complain about late-stage capitalism. If you actually cared about any generation other than your own, you would have done something (really anything) long ago
January 10, 2026 at 6:02 PM
One of my favorite pastimes is watching boomers complain about late-stage capitalism. If you actually cared about any generation other than your own, you would have done something (really anything) long ago