James Keith
@chumblespuzz.bsky.social
Board game enthusiast and film nerd.
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I'm going to tell my favorite story again about reflecting the certainty of beliefs back at people who don't expect it.
A friend was one of the few Jews on faculty at a North Dakota University. Every year, his colleague in religious studies would invite him to come to his religious studies class...
A friend was one of the few Jews on faculty at a North Dakota University. Every year, his colleague in religious studies would invite him to come to his religious studies class...
December 25, 2025 at 5:35 PM
I'm going to tell my favorite story again about reflecting the certainty of beliefs back at people who don't expect it.
A friend was one of the few Jews on faculty at a North Dakota University. Every year, his colleague in religious studies would invite him to come to his religious studies class...
A friend was one of the few Jews on faculty at a North Dakota University. Every year, his colleague in religious studies would invite him to come to his religious studies class...
I remember! It was a show I actually attended watch parties for for the first 4 or so seasons. But that drop off was real and incredibly steep (and not just because it was the end of the show). Again, where does one put the goal-posts for "lasting"?
December 22, 2025 at 4:15 PM
I remember! It was a show I actually attended watch parties for for the first 4 or so seasons. But that drop off was real and incredibly steep (and not just because it was the end of the show). Again, where does one put the goal-posts for "lasting"?
At the time, sure, but I feel like the "lasting" part of the phrase still applies, who talks about GoT anymore these days?
December 22, 2025 at 4:03 PM
At the time, sure, but I feel like the "lasting" part of the phrase still applies, who talks about GoT anymore these days?
I've heard rumblings about problems with the Shout releases, what's the issue? Was it something about the subtitles?
December 22, 2025 at 3:58 AM
I've heard rumblings about problems with the Shout releases, what's the issue? Was it something about the subtitles?
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A hill on which I will die: Calvin and Hobbes is one of the great pieces of 20th-century American literature in no small part because it was never turned into anything aside from a comic strip. Leave it be.
December 18, 2025 at 9:29 PM
A hill on which I will die: Calvin and Hobbes is one of the great pieces of 20th-century American literature in no small part because it was never turned into anything aside from a comic strip. Leave it be.