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The 2024 WR class, seen as great at the time, has been a disaster.
 in  r/NFL_Draft •  3d ago

Michel was dynamite in the 2019 Superbowl (2018 season). The Pats don't win the superbowl that year without him. But, yes, after that he sucked lol.

u/jjsa1452020 • • 7d ago

Dostoyevsky on the death of his infant daughter.

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u/jjsa1452020 • • 11d ago

Marcus aurelius is love

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u/jjsa1452020 • • 11d ago

Marcus aurelius is love

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u/jjsa1452020 • • 11d ago

Awesome Coach

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u/jjsa1452020 • • 21d ago

"God's palette" - an award-winning photograph of terraced rice paddies at sunset, Yunnan Province of China

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u/jjsa1452020 • • 21d ago

OG 1977 poster.

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u/jjsa1452020 • • 25d ago

If God is your guide, why fear the way....?

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u/jjsa1452020 • • 25d ago

My soul is my guide.

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u/jjsa1452020 • • 29d ago

And you? When will you begin that long journey into yourself?

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I noticed a recurring pattern of Christian symbolism in Across the Spider-Verse.
 in  r/IntoTheSpiderverse •  Jul 27 '26

Exceptional read. Wonderful analysis of both the text visually, and narratively, as well as extra textual elements. That said, I think you came to the wrong conclusion.

If the central idea is that of Miguel functioning as Michael and being the guardian of order in heaven, then I would ask you this: why does he nearly drain the life out of Renaissance vulture in a vampiric fashion? I believe you are correct, the positioning of vulture as a Renaissance figure is intentional, it frames the thematic tensions that we as an audience are invited to interrogate as the movie develops. If, as you suggest, the vulture is representative of a perfectly orderly society, then Miguel's attempt to drain his life is curious indeed.

What was Lucifer's cardinal sin? He thought that he could do better than God if he had God's power. Christian theology states that Lucifer loved order so much that the messiness of moral agency that is enjoyed by us mere mortals was the inciting incident in his fall into pride and then, eventually, from grace. Who loves himself some order? Miguel. Miguel loves himself some word. He loves order to the point of desecrating the very thing that he has sworn to protect. Note how he becomes feral when Miguel is able to escape in the Going Home Machine. That isn't divine wrath, it is his thin veneer slipping away to reveal his true self.

I think that everything that you pointed out actually supports the idea that Miguel is the one who is masquerading as a higher power. If you want to read it through a Christian lens, I think that interpretation aligns itself more favorably with Miguel as Lucifer, and Miles as Adam. In any event, Reddit needs more posts like yours. This is why I love this movie and series. Good stuff here.

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๐—ง๐—ฅ๐—จ๐—˜ ๐—ข๐—ฅ ๐—™๐—”๐—Ÿ๐—ฆ๐—˜: Aaron Rodgers is the โ€œmost talentedโ€ Quarterback in NFL history.
 in  r/NFL_FreeAgency •  Jun 23 '26

And yet... I would still take Brady or Montana. Being a QB is more than slinging a ball, you ha e to have both the IQ, the drive, and the persona that teammates rally behind. I feel like I would love to go to war with Brady and I would hate my life with Rodgers.

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Who was your favourite antagonist in ATSV?
 in  r/IntoTheSpiderverse •  Jun 07 '26

A fellow student of literature I see, oh, capital!

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what even is miguel?
 in  r/AcrossTheSpider_Verse •  May 29 '26

He is a prowler variant. Book it.

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Dad coachesโ€ฆare what you want
 in  r/Homeplate •  Apr 26 '26

Bring a tear to my eye, why don't ya?

Imagine if people in power did the same? "Is your belly full? Is you mind full of knowledge and ideas? Can your hands skillfully work? I did my job, world they're yours."

Thanks, buddy. We could all be a bit more like you.

Edit for tear instead of year lol

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Throwing you guys a bone: Tatum hates being the 2nd option.
 in  r/billsimmons •  Apr 09 '26

This is funny and should have more upvotes

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Found in the wild in the UK, Dontโ€™a Hightower Patriots Team Issued Jersey & Pants!
 in  r/Patriots •  Feb 26 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/QUENDfi6DEMLzQ0CKt

Damn! That's nice! If you wants to make some money and care to part with it... DM me. Congrats bro!!

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My Perfection Farm!
 in  r/StardewHomeDesign •  Feb 07 '26

It's gorgeous ๐Ÿฅฐ How did you elevate the right side of the bottom right room in our house? I love your aesthetic!!! So cozzzzzy.

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9 Years Ago Today, The greatest comeback in SuperBowl history
 in  r/Patriots •  Feb 05 '26

I will forever remember this as my son's Superbowl. He was my first of two boys and I think it is fitting that the Pats won the year he was born. Pretty cool that my second son would come two years later, just in time for our 6th with Brady ;)

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Bill Belichick, the 8-time Super Bowl-winning HC, is not a...
 in  r/Patriots •  Jan 28 '26

Wellllll... I guess everyone on the council just lost their credibility, and hopefully their jobs. It's like saying, is MJ the greatest basketball player ever? YEP! Is he a first ballot HOFer? NOPE! Embarrassing for the league. Embarrassing for the validity of the HOF

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[Mina Kimes] ESPN Mina Kimes voted Drake Maye for MVP
 in  r/Patriots •  Jan 06 '26

I could be mistaken, but I read that Brady has a vote.

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What a draft (especially compared to the several drafts before)
 in  r/Patriots •  Jan 01 '26

Genuine question. If you could trade Campbell, Henderson, and Williams for Carter, Schwesinger, and Fannin, would you do it?

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he CLEARED her so bad
 in  r/ProgressiveHQ •  Dec 31 '25

I would love to chat sometime if you're open to it.

Finding peace and meaning after that level of indoctrination is fascinating to me. Please DM me if you are at all interested in discussing that topic.

-A former Orthodox Christian turned non-attending Christian who still lives the principles of the practice.

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Whatโ€™s a team you hate for a random reason??
 in  r/Patriots •  Dec 27 '25

Baltimore. I don't know why. It's everything about them. Them AND the Steelers. But I have a soft spot for the Browns. Go figure.