inthechalkpit
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11/4/2026I'll never see it because of light pollution. star removed for my bitterness at this fact
11/4/2026good to draw circles with. especially circles intended for use in legal disputes
11/4/2026hey at least I'm not on heroin or something
11/4/2026deeply unsettling place. good location for quiz bowl tournaments and furry conventions
11/4/2026compend needs a little of this
11/4/2026nothing more human than a good pot. not even a person
11/4/2026you're a cluster of nothing! you are beauty for the sake!
11/4/2026fascinating production history, great music, clever dialogue, absolutely terrible play. love it.
11/4/2026uruehgghrghbeehgwhgh
11/4/2026very filling for a fruit. I appreciate that
11/4/2026never awarded to James Joyce 😂🫵
11/4/20265 stars because weirdly enough The Caucasian Chalk Circle premiered here? hell yeah
11/4/2026sort of destroying the environment but it tastes reallllyyyyyy good
11/4/2026it was here that ts eliot admitted to ezra pound that he was "afraid of the life after death." pound was still talking and writing about this interaction between them and about this place decades later, even after eliot died. i always feel like there's more to the story that we're all missing but i guess we'll never know.
11/4/2026why is dad egbert here
11/4/2026i don't know
11/4/2026some truly insane existential yaoi in this one. when are we going to start writing fanfiction about the fat man and the supplicant
11/4/2026maybe the only sensible patriotic song ever written
11/4/2026pedophile :(
11/4/2026more contraltos NOW!
11/4/2026big fan of fontaines dc
11/4/2026big fan of hermitcraft
11/4/2026sort of impossible to fathom how Good this book is. absolutely bursting with Good. so much Good that you barely even have time to process the Good you've just experienced before more Good assaults you
11/4/2026unfun
11/4/2026i hate ts eliot
11/4/2026it was sort of funny when he called fontaines dc spunkbubbles
11/4/2026bad for you unless you really know how to use it. I don't
11/4/2026it may have fucked up my entire life but it also lets me maladaptively daydream on levels previously unknown to the human species and I think that's an ok tradeoff
11/4/2026I'm attached to this play in a way that Brecht himself would condemn. sorry the distancing effect doesn't work well enough on me I like it too much sorry sorry sorry
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