Blake Cowman
@cowman.bsky.social
Pepperoni pizza lover - Lawyer - Georgetown Law and College of Idaho Grad - he/him/his
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I recently took a crack at storyboarding how I'd rewrite the Star Wars prequels.
And that made me appreciate 1) these films are very underratedly well-written, and 2) a lot of things people commonly suggest should be changed, including stuff I'VE suggested before, are bad ideas.
And that made me appreciate 1) these films are very underratedly well-written, and 2) a lot of things people commonly suggest should be changed, including stuff I'VE suggested before, are bad ideas.
October 3, 2025 at 5:56 PM
I recently took a crack at storyboarding how I'd rewrite the Star Wars prequels.
And that made me appreciate 1) these films are very underratedly well-written, and 2) a lot of things people commonly suggest should be changed, including stuff I'VE suggested before, are bad ideas.
And that made me appreciate 1) these films are very underratedly well-written, and 2) a lot of things people commonly suggest should be changed, including stuff I'VE suggested before, are bad ideas.
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April 19, 1775 (5 a.m.): The first shots of the American Revolution are fired. The exchange of musket fire occurs in the faint predawn light of Lexington Common between the British and the Lexington militia. Eight Massachusetts men fall dead and 10 are wounded, against just one injured redcoat. 1/4
April 19, 2025 at 3:40 PM
April 19, 1775 (5 a.m.): The first shots of the American Revolution are fired. The exchange of musket fire occurs in the faint predawn light of Lexington Common between the British and the Lexington militia. Eight Massachusetts men fall dead and 10 are wounded, against just one injured redcoat. 1/4
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Introducing my kids to the sacred texts.
January 19, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Introducing my kids to the sacred texts.
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Jayden is hucking that thing, gonna run out of videos before the half ends
January 19, 2025 at 2:34 AM
Jayden is hucking that thing, gonna run out of videos before the half ends
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Congress has passed legislation giving D.C. control of RFK Stadium and allowing the city to redevelop more than 170 acres of federal property surrounding it, a political miracle that came in the twilight hours of the year’s congressional session.
Congress passes RFK bill in surprise move, giving D.C. control of stadium site
Passage of the legislation, which transfers the land to D.C. at no cost, is a tremendous win for Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D), who has long sought to redevelop the site.
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December 21, 2024 at 3:27 PM
Congress has passed legislation giving D.C. control of RFK Stadium and allowing the city to redevelop more than 170 acres of federal property surrounding it, a political miracle that came in the twilight hours of the year’s congressional session.