Sir Thomas Benjamin Shoehorn II (@tommshoe) 's Twitter Profile
Sir Thomas Benjamin Shoehorn II

@tommshoe

β€œHail The Depth of The Skin”

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calendar_today09-04-2023 00:52:04

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this is my favorite beach boys song. basically dream pop 10 years before that really became a thing open.spotify.com/track/7y9O8sJm…

The Kino Corner (@thekinocorner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Listening to Beach Boys all day. The loss of Brian Wilson and David Lynch in the same year feels like a loss of a certain kind of Americana that won’t come back.

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Heard the sad news about Brian today and thought about all the years I’ve been listening to him and admiring his genius. Rest in peace dear Brian.

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Absolutely stunning paragraph by Nietzsche on Parmenides. β€œA spider at least wants blood from its victims. The Parmenidean philosopher hates most of all the blood of his victims, the blood of the empirical reality which was sacrificed and shed by him.”

Absolutely stunning paragraph by Nietzsche on Parmenides.

β€œA spider at least wants blood from its victims. The Parmenidean philosopher hates most of all the blood of his victims, the blood of the empirical reality which was sacrificed and shed by him.”
Boze the Library Owl πŸ˜΄πŸ§™β€β™€οΈ (@sketchesbyboze) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Coal miners used to form study groups to read Gibbon & Thucydides. Lincoln and Douglas delivered speeches that lasted three hours with no pauses. C. S. Lewis, like many kids of his era, read Paradise Lost at age nine and was translating Homer by sixteen. The brain rot is real.

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This proposal for the seal of the United States features the symbols of "the Countries from which these States have been peopled." From top to bottom, left to right, they are: England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Holland, Germany.

This proposal for the seal of the United States features the symbols of "the Countries from which these States have been peopled." From top to bottom, left to right, they are: England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Holland, Germany.