Cale Harter
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the world needs jazz fusion
December 28, 2025 at 9:10 PM
the world needs jazz fusion
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Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk
Nice little read. I didn't fully resonate with the main character, but I enjoyed the imagery and some of the philosophical musing. There's a passage about the heavenly sphere's influence on the soul that'll stick with me.
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Nice little read. I didn't fully resonate with the main character, but I enjoyed the imagery and some of the philosophical musing. There's a passage about the heavenly sphere's influence on the soul that'll stick with me.
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December 26, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk
Nice little read. I didn't fully resonate with the main character, but I enjoyed the imagery and some of the philosophical musing. There's a passage about the heavenly sphere's influence on the soul that'll stick with me.
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Nice little read. I didn't fully resonate with the main character, but I enjoyed the imagery and some of the philosophical musing. There's a passage about the heavenly sphere's influence on the soul that'll stick with me.
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December 17, 2025 at 3:27 AM
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“try water fox or ice weasel” try chill penguin. install flame mammoth. you just download bubble crab. literally just use boomer kuwanger. sting chameleon has a search bar, use it to find toxic seahorse.
I asked what I should use instead of firefox and someone said “floorp” and I legitimately thought it was a bit for like five minutes. tech has gone beyond making the torment nexus real to making poob real.
December 17, 2025 at 3:37 AM
“try water fox or ice weasel” try chill penguin. install flame mammoth. you just download bubble crab. literally just use boomer kuwanger. sting chameleon has a search bar, use it to find toxic seahorse.
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Battle Ground by Jim Butcher
This book rules. It's super clunky, but it's got the juice. I feel like I've been reading Butcher my whole life and these books are so special to me. They're cheesy, they're dated, but they've got heart where it counts. Strange to get so much rain in December
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This book rules. It's super clunky, but it's got the juice. I feel like I've been reading Butcher my whole life and these books are so special to me. They're cheesy, they're dated, but they've got heart where it counts. Strange to get so much rain in December
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December 17, 2025 at 8:03 AM
Battle Ground by Jim Butcher
This book rules. It's super clunky, but it's got the juice. I feel like I've been reading Butcher my whole life and these books are so special to me. They're cheesy, they're dated, but they've got heart where it counts. Strange to get so much rain in December
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This book rules. It's super clunky, but it's got the juice. I feel like I've been reading Butcher my whole life and these books are so special to me. They're cheesy, they're dated, but they've got heart where it counts. Strange to get so much rain in December
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Peace Talks by Jim Butcher
Reread in preparation for Twelve Months next year. Enjoyed it much more the second time around, but it's still a really flawed book. It's padded. It's too short. Characters make huge choices that only make sense if you've read all the short stories. Still Dresden tho
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Reread in preparation for Twelve Months next year. Enjoyed it much more the second time around, but it's still a really flawed book. It's padded. It's too short. Characters make huge choices that only make sense if you've read all the short stories. Still Dresden tho
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December 14, 2025 at 1:40 AM
Peace Talks by Jim Butcher
Reread in preparation for Twelve Months next year. Enjoyed it much more the second time around, but it's still a really flawed book. It's padded. It's too short. Characters make huge choices that only make sense if you've read all the short stories. Still Dresden tho
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Reread in preparation for Twelve Months next year. Enjoyed it much more the second time around, but it's still a really flawed book. It's padded. It's too short. Characters make huge choices that only make sense if you've read all the short stories. Still Dresden tho
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Liberty Balboa origin story
saw a roach and sprayed it with the nearest available spray canister, which turned out to be a can of cooking spray
now the roach is extremely lubricated and frictionless and gliding all over
now the roach is extremely lubricated and frictionless and gliding all over
December 13, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Liberty Balboa origin story
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One Piece: Skypiea Vols. 31, 32, 33 by Eiichiro Oda
Got literal chills at least three times while reading this. That scene at the end of the arc that sounds like a Beatles song? Perfection. And, the Davy Back game might be the funniest yet.
"I'll do it!! I'm the Ball-Man!! This ball suits me!!"
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Got literal chills at least three times while reading this. That scene at the end of the arc that sounds like a Beatles song? Perfection. And, the Davy Back game might be the funniest yet.
"I'll do it!! I'm the Ball-Man!! This ball suits me!!"
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December 11, 2025 at 6:20 PM
One Piece: Skypiea Vols. 31, 32, 33 by Eiichiro Oda
Got literal chills at least three times while reading this. That scene at the end of the arc that sounds like a Beatles song? Perfection. And, the Davy Back game might be the funniest yet.
"I'll do it!! I'm the Ball-Man!! This ball suits me!!"
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Got literal chills at least three times while reading this. That scene at the end of the arc that sounds like a Beatles song? Perfection. And, the Davy Back game might be the funniest yet.
"I'll do it!! I'm the Ball-Man!! This ball suits me!!"
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The Grace of Kings by Ken Liu
This book's got it all: schemes, romance, betrayal, war, and most importantly GIANT WEIRD ANIMALS. ARMORED NARWHALS TWICE THE SIZE OF A BLUE WHALE. DIRIGIBLE FALCONS WITH A TWENTY FOOT WINGSPAN. WHATEVER THE HELL MATA ZYNDU IS. Book rules; read it.
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This book's got it all: schemes, romance, betrayal, war, and most importantly GIANT WEIRD ANIMALS. ARMORED NARWHALS TWICE THE SIZE OF A BLUE WHALE. DIRIGIBLE FALCONS WITH A TWENTY FOOT WINGSPAN. WHATEVER THE HELL MATA ZYNDU IS. Book rules; read it.
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December 7, 2025 at 8:14 PM
The Grace of Kings by Ken Liu
This book's got it all: schemes, romance, betrayal, war, and most importantly GIANT WEIRD ANIMALS. ARMORED NARWHALS TWICE THE SIZE OF A BLUE WHALE. DIRIGIBLE FALCONS WITH A TWENTY FOOT WINGSPAN. WHATEVER THE HELL MATA ZYNDU IS. Book rules; read it.
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This book's got it all: schemes, romance, betrayal, war, and most importantly GIANT WEIRD ANIMALS. ARMORED NARWHALS TWICE THE SIZE OF A BLUE WHALE. DIRIGIBLE FALCONS WITH A TWENTY FOOT WINGSPAN. WHATEVER THE HELL MATA ZYNDU IS. Book rules; read it.
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Just got Whammed at work
November 29, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Just got Whammed at work
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The Daughters' War by Christopher Buehlman
Buehlman delivers on the promised goblins, betrayal, and revenge, but I didn't expect such a touching and introspective piece. Constraining the scope to a single character is such a smart way to do a prequel, and getting more Galva was such a delight.
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Buehlman delivers on the promised goblins, betrayal, and revenge, but I didn't expect such a touching and introspective piece. Constraining the scope to a single character is such a smart way to do a prequel, and getting more Galva was such a delight.
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November 29, 2025 at 8:38 PM
The Daughters' War by Christopher Buehlman
Buehlman delivers on the promised goblins, betrayal, and revenge, but I didn't expect such a touching and introspective piece. Constraining the scope to a single character is such a smart way to do a prequel, and getting more Galva was such a delight.
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Buehlman delivers on the promised goblins, betrayal, and revenge, but I didn't expect such a touching and introspective piece. Constraining the scope to a single character is such a smart way to do a prequel, and getting more Galva was such a delight.
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Introduce yourself with five concerts you've seen:
Weird Al Yankovic
Thank You Scientist
Tool
Streetlight Manifesto
Haken
Weird Al Yankovic
Thank You Scientist
Tool
Streetlight Manifesto
Haken
Five concerts I've seen:
Peaches
Bad Religion
NIN
Cradle of Filth
Zimmer's Hole
Peaches
Bad Religion
NIN
Cradle of Filth
Zimmer's Hole
Introduce yourself with five concerts you've seen:
Radiohead
CAKE
Reel Big Fish
Queens of the Stone Age
Stars
I could also go on :)
Radiohead
CAKE
Reel Big Fish
Queens of the Stone Age
Stars
I could also go on :)
November 28, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Introduce yourself with five concerts you've seen:
Weird Al Yankovic
Thank You Scientist
Tool
Streetlight Manifesto
Haken
Weird Al Yankovic
Thank You Scientist
Tool
Streetlight Manifesto
Haken
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TEEN: you’re the only one who understands me danny. my stupid dad won’t let me go see billie eilish with gretchen
AI CHATBOT DANIEL PLAINVIEW FROM THERE WILL BE BLOOD: Your father is a bastard. Fit for a hole in the ground. You will go with Gretchen. Even if your father must die, as a bastard dies
AI CHATBOT DANIEL PLAINVIEW FROM THERE WILL BE BLOOD: Your father is a bastard. Fit for a hole in the ground. You will go with Gretchen. Even if your father must die, as a bastard dies
December 30, 2024 at 10:46 PM
TEEN: you’re the only one who understands me danny. my stupid dad won’t let me go see billie eilish with gretchen
AI CHATBOT DANIEL PLAINVIEW FROM THERE WILL BE BLOOD: Your father is a bastard. Fit for a hole in the ground. You will go with Gretchen. Even if your father must die, as a bastard dies
AI CHATBOT DANIEL PLAINVIEW FROM THERE WILL BE BLOOD: Your father is a bastard. Fit for a hole in the ground. You will go with Gretchen. Even if your father must die, as a bastard dies
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Simplicity: A Novel by Mattie Lubchansky
Mattie crushed it with this one. It's grimy dystopia blended with stunningly beautiful surrealism lovingly steeped in raw sexuality. This book made me want to fight a bear. This book made me want to fuck an elk.
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Mattie crushed it with this one. It's grimy dystopia blended with stunningly beautiful surrealism lovingly steeped in raw sexuality. This book made me want to fight a bear. This book made me want to fuck an elk.
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November 25, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Simplicity: A Novel by Mattie Lubchansky
Mattie crushed it with this one. It's grimy dystopia blended with stunningly beautiful surrealism lovingly steeped in raw sexuality. This book made me want to fight a bear. This book made me want to fuck an elk.
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Mattie crushed it with this one. It's grimy dystopia blended with stunningly beautiful surrealism lovingly steeped in raw sexuality. This book made me want to fight a bear. This book made me want to fuck an elk.
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Stonewielder by Ian C. Esslemont
Enjoyed the time I spent with this, but I never really felt compelled to keep reading until the last couple chapters. All the story-lines made sense retrospectively, but I wish he'd set the hook more firmly at the outset. Beyond excited for No Life Forsaken tho.
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Enjoyed the time I spent with this, but I never really felt compelled to keep reading until the last couple chapters. All the story-lines made sense retrospectively, but I wish he'd set the hook more firmly at the outset. Beyond excited for No Life Forsaken tho.
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November 24, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Stonewielder by Ian C. Esslemont
Enjoyed the time I spent with this, but I never really felt compelled to keep reading until the last couple chapters. All the story-lines made sense retrospectively, but I wish he'd set the hook more firmly at the outset. Beyond excited for No Life Forsaken tho.
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Enjoyed the time I spent with this, but I never really felt compelled to keep reading until the last couple chapters. All the story-lines made sense retrospectively, but I wish he'd set the hook more firmly at the outset. Beyond excited for No Life Forsaken tho.
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November 23, 2025 at 3:49 PM
This is how you know it's gonna be a good one
November 2, 2025 at 7:56 AM
This is how you know it's gonna be a good one
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Frankenstein in Baghdad by Ahmed Saadawi
Picked this up for spooky season, and it delivered a horrifying glimpse into the monsters haunting post-invasion Iraq. Reading translated literature is the best way to broaden your view and build empathy, and everyone should go check out Clevo Books.
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Picked this up for spooky season, and it delivered a horrifying glimpse into the monsters haunting post-invasion Iraq. Reading translated literature is the best way to broaden your view and build empathy, and everyone should go check out Clevo Books.
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November 2, 2025 at 3:59 AM
Frankenstein in Baghdad by Ahmed Saadawi
Picked this up for spooky season, and it delivered a horrifying glimpse into the monsters haunting post-invasion Iraq. Reading translated literature is the best way to broaden your view and build empathy, and everyone should go check out Clevo Books.
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Picked this up for spooky season, and it delivered a horrifying glimpse into the monsters haunting post-invasion Iraq. Reading translated literature is the best way to broaden your view and build empathy, and everyone should go check out Clevo Books.
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Post something random or you'll have an awful November
October 29, 2025 at 4:37 AM
Post something random or you'll have an awful November
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One Piece: Skypiea Vols. 28, 29, & 30 by Eiichiro Oda
I had trouble getting invested in the first volume, but once the dust settled and the magintude of the situation became clear, I really enjoyed the remainder.
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I had trouble getting invested in the first volume, but once the dust settled and the magintude of the situation became clear, I really enjoyed the remainder.
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October 25, 2025 at 5:40 PM
One Piece: Skypiea Vols. 28, 29, & 30 by Eiichiro Oda
I had trouble getting invested in the first volume, but once the dust settled and the magintude of the situation became clear, I really enjoyed the remainder.
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I had trouble getting invested in the first volume, but once the dust settled and the magintude of the situation became clear, I really enjoyed the remainder.
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Howling Dark by Christopher Ruocchio
Starting in media res was a little jarring, but this ended with a bang. Fully hooked on the series now. It's epic without being overwhelming or padded, but the first person perspective and framing make it so intimate at times.
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Starting in media res was a little jarring, but this ended with a bang. Fully hooked on the series now. It's epic without being overwhelming or padded, but the first person perspective and framing make it so intimate at times.
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October 19, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Howling Dark by Christopher Ruocchio
Starting in media res was a little jarring, but this ended with a bang. Fully hooked on the series now. It's epic without being overwhelming or padded, but the first person perspective and framing make it so intimate at times.
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Starting in media res was a little jarring, but this ended with a bang. Fully hooked on the series now. It's epic without being overwhelming or padded, but the first person perspective and framing make it so intimate at times.
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