I read a book a day on average so probably 130 or so. They'll be 99% romance - SFR with the occasional CR or romantasy book plus the occasional Sci Fi book that's not SFR.

So far I'm at 159 for the year. That doesn't count novellas, as I don't log them. There are also a handful of books I don't log in Goodreads for personal reasons. My primary genre is romance by a wide margin; I've read a handful of thrillers.

I've read/listened to 30 books this year! I've pretty sure I DNF'd twice that but I'm a mood reader lol. Mostly romance with nearly half of my list being Beverly Jenkins, so that makes the bulk of it historical romance. My biggest surprise was probably {The Wallflower Wager by Tessa Dare}, it was super hot. And technically not a romance but {Mama Day by Gloria Naylor} might be my new favorite book ever; it has a great love story with some amazing rural magical realism.

160 so far this year; several were re-reads. Only about 6 were audiobooks. My average book length is around 200 pages. But this week I've been in a reading slump and haven't read as much even though I have time!

!coomers

!foidmoment

@Count_Sprpr was here

🚨BREAKING: Bill Gates and Hillary Clinton say they will leave the United States if Donald Trump becomes President in 2024.

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— Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸 News (@DonaldTNews) May 18, 2024

Just wanted to signal boost, please don't post in this hole. kthxbai

>People are going to be rewarded for doing well

There is no way you need over $200k to live a comfortable life in Alabama

https://old.reddit.com/r/Alabama/comments/1cufz7s/mercedes_union_vote_fails_workers_reject_uaw/?sort=controversial

https://twitter.com/MorePerfectUS/status/1791561907104874849

https://twitter.com/MadisonKittay/status/1791569172507353433

https://twitter.com/Phil_Motta/status/1791569428305625218

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This hole is mean for me to get the hole neglecter badge, please do not post in this hole.

Reddit soys are already out with their predictable film-pseud defence "Duuude, this is going to be spectacularly terrible, I'll love it ".

These are the top comments.

Sounds like it has all the ingredients of a cult film, but not a financially successful one

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Darn these Reviews are all over the place, people who like it are praising it highly, and people who don't are thrashing it.

Sounds like it's gonna be fun love polarizing films

So basically Coppola lost his sanity and made an unmarketable 120 million dollar epic. I'm so hyped!

120 million dollars to create something you truly love that others absolutely hate… That's the dream baby ! Cinema is back !

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Can't wait. It's either going to be beautiful, or a beautiful disaster. Either way, it sounds worth watching.

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The reality is even the positive reviews are handling this film with kids gloves. They struggle to articulate what's good about it and are basically going "uhh...this film is ambitious and Coppola(an industry legend) took a lot of risks and we must respect it for that"

Yeah sure

!kino !fellas !anime

The hole in the battery pack turned out to be damage that was classified as “exterior damage,” resulting in a repair bill of over $13,000. Of course, that amount wasn't covered by warranty.

When I was in the market for a new electric car, I rented a Polestar from Hertz to try it out. Waiting in the lobby, I was no longer surprised at why these $60k cars were selling for $30k after being rented out. The absolute SPECIMENS waiting on a Tesla, holy shit.

At least two Teslas were being towed into the lot while I was there. "It just quit on the highway." I'm sure it did, Tenisha.

I ended up just buying a new Hyundai Ioniq 6 for the same price one of these used EVs.

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— TracingWoodgrains (@tracewoodgrains) May 17, 2024

@TracingWoodgrains good luck with your next job. I'm sure you'll be great