David Cote
davidcote.bsky.social
David Cote
@davidcote.bsky.social
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Theater Critic. Playwright. Opera Librettist. Future Dog Daddy.
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New York, 2004. 📸 by Richard Avedon.
Same. I had an image of the word, but no idea of the meaning
Did I get it? Yes. Did I then have to look it up. Yes!
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Capricorn: Prepare for a busy, productive day (you’ll be forced into harvesting ore).
Please, I can’t handle the stimulation
I was inspired by another Wordler who used "Emery" -- how many attempts did mine take?
GAH! Wish I could see this. One of two or three things I actually care about this fall in theater.... curses!
This week's #wordlesentence: Extended Halloween Edition!

“I awoke in a roadside motel (a sleazy venue to match my vampiric guise) to find a short, rabid bat perched on my chest—an occurrence I tend to abhor.”

11/6: GUISE
11/5: SHORT
11/4: VENUE
11/3: AWOKE
11/2: RABID
11/1: MOTEL
10/31: ABHOR
100% organic batshit dialogue. What a gift!
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Reading the brilliant book 'Inventing the Renaissance' by @adapalmer.bsky.social, and I think she coined a phrase for the ages:

"History, unlike fiction, doesn't have to be plausible."
a man with red hair and a beard is standing in the woods
ALT: a man with red hair and a beard is standing in the woods
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This person took this when they called the race
So THAT’s the plan for lowering rents! I’m all for it
And yet, you’re fucked.
New #wordlesentence!

“I gripped the marking gauge like a hammer and crouched behind the lathe as the plump elf, decked in holly, each finger a fetid pink tuber, pawed at the new toys with a greedy glare.”

10/30: LATHE
10/29: GLARE
10/28: HOLLY
10/27: FETID
10/26: PLUMP
10/25: GAUGE
10/24: TUBER
The seethe caused ripples in the Force.
Just a silly game to you, Bee?
Perhaps they’re tired of spinning Trump as a tactical genius and inexorable force of nature akin to lightning
Bottin’ round the clock
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"John Carpenter is allowed to dislike a movie."