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our stapler left the land of the living, to live among the staples

our stapler left the land of the living, to live among the staples

(pic of stapler, 17-yr fritz, aka chonk, pictured receiving belly rubs after said stapling incident). i posted a nasty bite injury almost a year ago. he was a frail old man and nearly blind, but he is in a better place now, in a backyard plot filled with sunflowers and more things to be stapled. i survived my 10-day course of antibiotics, and remain here to tell the tale

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u/ausderEngelOrdnungen — 8 days ago

good cinema about the gita

i'm aware that there are some serials, and an early 90s film that seems very devotional, on the one hand, or something like nolan's oppenheimer, on the other (cue "i am become death, destroyer of worlds").

is there a middle ground– something cinematically rewarding but having more to do with the text itself? i am particularly interested in the scene where krishna reveals his true form to arjun. any language or medium, animated etc, is fine. i once taught the gita to college freshmen and wanted to recapture that sense of awe for my film group, now that a certain other ancient epic has a big splashy hollywood feature...

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u/ausderEngelOrdnungen — 27 days ago