Ed Baptiste

Ed Baptiste

@edbaptiste.bsky.social

Dad of numerous sons. Do elections and union stuff, often at the same time.

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George Kittle has a podcast (?!) in which he and a guest are shocked that country music is popular in…California. Please, someone, read one book, about anything, ever

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today at the World Metaphors Classic the leader of the USA didn't bother to find out the details of the situation his team was in and blindly assumed they would win a matchup they ended up losing, jeopardizing their long-term standing for no good reason

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“I misspoke… Completely misread the calculations.” Manager Mark DeRosa confirms he did not know Team USA could still be eliminated during pool play

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If I were Denmark I would simply agree to sell Greenland to Trump, take his money, then put up a sign that says: "Greenland ➡️". And have it point to a tunnel which I have cleverly painted onto a wall.

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Growing up in a time when “selling out” was the most shameful thing you could do and then being forced to live through the 2020s feels like being kicked in the head by a horse every day

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“Ah, but they aren’t violent until I’ve edited them.” —When asked how such a ‘nice lady’ could edit Martin Scorsese’s movies. Happy birthday, to the master, Thelma Schoonmaker (here with Scorsese and Michael Powell)

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It's legit difficult to think of a more appropriate name than the monster who prevents people from leaving the land of the dead. An even more accurate name than the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, since Magneto has several points

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German word for “public figure you’re mostly neutral about and who doesn’t engender strong feelings in you, but who unhinges the shittiest people in society, suggesting some inherent merit”

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Let's talk about 'Hogan's Heroes'. It ran 1965-1971: A campy spy comedy set in a POW camp in Nazi Germany, which feels like a very weird choice. Maybe even in bad taste? But here's what changed my mind about it: First, every major German character was played by a Jewish actor.

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