This love letter from Fernando Tatis Jr has me ugly crying before noon.
God, I love baseball.
www.theplayerstribune.com/fernando-tat...
The Ides of March + USA vs DR is a hell of combination.
I want Julio Rodriguez to hit a walk off home run that mercy rules the US and then twerk on Cal Raleigh when he refuses his handshake.
#WBC
Holy shit. This Venezuela/Japan game was everything that was promised.
Just. Good. Baseball.
#WBC
This is way worse than "Japan is sending Playstations".
I want the DR to mercy rule those over militarized dusty white boys so badly, I can smell plantains.
#WBC
This would be amazing and really funny, because Coogler described Sinners as his "easy, comforting" project.
His working title for it was "grilled cheese sandwich".
Dude, this movie was clearly real Oscar bait and is genuinely quite good.
Like, everyone in it is excellent, the writing is solid, and it's well paced.
Glad I paid American currency to watch it. Fine having not bought it. A bit heavy handed.
Well worth my time.
3.5/5 stars.
Man, Rudolf Hess is a total fucking goof.
And when this is all over, I fully anticipated Hegseth pleading "four year blackout".
I love me a movie theater, but as someone under a newborn all day, I'm glad I have the opportunity to just buy recently released movies direct.
Artists should get paid even if I can't leave my house.
Currently watching Nuremberg while the baby sleeps dreaming of Knights + worshipful adventures.
I remember reading an interview from Gary Oldman when TTSS came out, complimenting the set designer and cinematographer for capturing "the genuine energy of 1970s London: dreary, damp, tweed."
And yes, it really does.
It really was! After the end of S4 we needed an emotional break.
Tinker, Tailor was kind of the right tone. Very quiet and grey and damp and fucking excellent.
YES. We slammed four seasons straight to the face and get to watch the fifth in a moment.
Love burnout George Smiley with a drinking problem.
Controversial opinion:
I would have watched twenty movies with Gary Oldman's George Smiley.
What a gift.
I rocked the baby so consistently, that my watch recorded a run for 20m.
In related news, my arms look great.
I got an invite in the mail to spend five days in a Westin 1b villa for $300 if I agreed to a two hour long time share pitch upon arrival.
IT'S BLEAK
This DR vs Venezuela game is about to be a hot ticket.
Game of the week, right there.
It's fun! I'm surprised cause I generally don't care about children, but I'm pretty invested!
I need to get caught up. I fell down a Ted Lasso hole, since I am constantly five years behind on whatever popular series everyone's talking about.
But I really enjoyed the Klingon episode. Just classic Star Trek, man.
I originally made my BlueSky mimic my hell site account as much as possible: this was a mistake.
I may need to reform this thing to just be baseball, dogs and Star Trek.
Whomever said that that Team USA was "Yankees coded" really nailed it.
The hell is happening with these men?
#WBCA
Good for him. Bennie is one of the best.
I believe in my heart of hearts that The Baby has a timer in him which notes when one of the parents hasn't taken our allocated union break or is shifting into overtime (8h+) and becomes completely inconsolable by them until they tap out and tag in the other.
Not based on a real example.
"Be lucky" is such a wonderful send off.
God bless the kind weirdness of Ted Lasso.
Roy Kent is one of my favorite characters in the history of television.
Five stars.
Oh, that shit is pure cinema. A rabbit hole of horrors.
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
LET
THEM
TWERK!
Appropriately, this fascination was triggered while pregnant and wandering around New Orleans totally wiped from first trimester haze.
Highly recommend the WWII museum if you haven't dedicated the time.
I'm 36 and mine is the logistics of Dunkirk contrasted with those of D-Day.
This is real af.
