@erobertlee.bsky.social

English PhD with work in American Studies and Classical Reception. African American Literature, American 19th/20th Century, Science Fiction, Du Bois.

I could genuinely cry looking at this. I have a specific nostalgia for the packard bell 486 we got was in elementary school but also it's simple a relic from a time when we believed this could be wonderful

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Journalists: "Are streamers like Hasan Piker a liability?" Leftists: "The shitlibs are out to smear Hasan Piker! It's an op! IT'S AN OP!" Literally every American who leaves their home more than three times a week:

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I basically have a PhD in the history of UT women’s basketball (I’m not kidding even a little) so it was a real thrill to get to write about this particular team just weeks before the 40th anniversary of their championship.

Texas Monthly@texasmonthly.bsky.social · 7mo ago

The Longhorns are on the hunt for their second championship, but their first, in 1986, didn’t come easily. https://www.texasmonthly.com/arts-entertainment/texas-womens-basketball-march-madness-remembering-1986/

This is a wonderful concept and post, but I think we need some ways of distinguishing format from genre. What was so critical about The Blair Witch Project or Paranormal Activity was that they represented a huge shift toward found footage as a technical shift in the genre of horror.

Toby Buckle@polphilpod.bsky.social · 7mo ago

what do we call this: a movie that launches a sub genre which never innovates or exceeds the original examples: blair witch, the exorcist

I do not like when the nerds who post graphs on here are all going "oof" and "jesus christ" at the same time

South Side. 1820 East Carson - Burger King. Yes, that one. Caller says a woman wearing cat ears is threatening to beat up and scratch employees. She has supposedly been kicked out once before.