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Jan Petříček

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Jan Petříček @janpetricek.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Dobrou c̷̛̱h̴̤̑u̸̜̒͐ť̷̯̈́̀͜, p̶̛̰̜͚̻̩̳͉̟͊̏̋́̎͠ͅo̵͈̠̰̭͋̔̓͌͘͜k̷̯̮̑̕ũ̷̯͎̿̏̉͑d̵̡̩̹̪̭̘̓̈́̌͆̒̇̈̌̑ͅ ̵̨̢̢̰̩̩̹̼̰̮̺̮̺̥̜̜̹̩͈͎̦͇͎̹̦̗͖̜̩̹͔̦̺͉̖̩͔́̄̓̊͐͐͛̐͐̎̾̚͘̕͠ͅͅͅp̶̱͕̀̃̑̔͆͛̾̃̍͊̌͒̚ͅŗ̵̱͚͂̽̀͌̄̏̍̔́͠á̵̡͎͖̙͉͍͍͗̀́̋̇̄̀̃͊͒v̴̡̡͖̼͉̖̳̹͑͑̓͗̐̈́͆̌͝ě̵͖͚̠̦̌͂͑͠ͅ ̶̛̹̍̋̎̍̇̽̂̏̒̂̓̉̓̏̓̋̔̄͋͋̈́̽͗̔́̚̕͘̕̕͝o̷̧̧͕͇̲̼̖̤͍̞͈̳͉̖̝͖̼̘̦̻̬̞̠̪͕̞͔͚̪̮̮̲̬̲̒̃̃̇̈́̇̓͜͜͠ͅb̴̧̨̢̨̡̧̛̛͎̠̮̮̩͎̩͙̟̱̘͈̩͈͖̩̩̞͕̱͚͉͍̖̗̪͉̱̹̘̦͉̤̲̝̖̯̞̆̍͆͒̎͛̇͌̅̏̓̈̓͊̒̀̐͛͊̐͋́͛͊̄̋͗͆̋̄́̓̐̐͊̓̚͝͝ͅě̷͇͖̠̟̠̙͎̦͔͙̠̙̝͍̬̙̼̟̊̓̌̋̃͂́̌̑̈́̀͑̉̒̄̈̓͐̔̒̊̈̈́́̓̑̊̿́͛̐͑͗́̃͆̀̏͐̃̚͘̕͝͝͝͠͠ḑ̷̡̧̡̡̡̛̛͍͔̺̰̣̜̭͍̱̣̝͍̖̖̤̤͍͕̞͓̭̦͎̯̠̝͖͖̗̤̯̖̬͉̾̋͌̂̕͜ṿ̵̨̢͖̤̰̱̙͓̙̠̭̠͖̞͇̞͍͚̫̬̰̜̖͇̜͈̭̹͖͖͈̞͚͙̗͎͐̅̂͆̔̾͂̈́͑̐̂̔͛͊̿͐̕̕͜͠͠á̸̢̛͖̜͚̼͉̺̟̗̥̭̭̘͍̽̈́̃́͒͛̎̓͌̄́̈̑͊͊͐̇̀̇͐̉̄̐́̾͠ͅṫ̴̢̧̨̳̰̱̻̭͍̤̺̘͇̩̯̮̣̖̭̘̲̝̗͚̻͔̰͎̦͔̈́̌̈́̈̔͗́͒̄̉͂̈́̈́̄̇̓́̄͐͌̾͐̇͑̈́̔̽͑̇͐͠͝͠ͅͅe̷͕̳̜̦͙̤̫̙͍͚̳̱͇͋̈́͐̅͋͂̈̂̉̀̆̇̊̍̑̓̚͜
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Daoxue Academy 道學學堂 @daoxue-academy.bsky.social · 02/08/2026
The Four Books for Android is now live on the Google Play Store. With all the talk of “Great Books,” and all the technology now at hand, we really should have proper tools for studying the Classics. The only serious Confucian Classics app in the world. #ConfucianTechnologies
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Sky Marchini @sky.skymarchini.net · 27/10/2025
When he says “hit it, Joe”, I don’t think first time viewers are going to be prepared for just how hard Joe hits it.
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eileen chengyin chow @chowleen.bsky.social · 24/09/2025
Dear friends, As have become a habit, I mark each #autumnequinox by sharing a small poem by Xin Qiji. I also start my translation cycle of Chinese and Japanese poems and prose that mark the twenty-four lunisolar micro-seasons. Translation notes blogged here: #everynightapoem
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Sorrow is composed of a heart in autumn
a short lyric by Xin Qiji, and some thoughts on translation to mark the fall equinox
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Matt Ghoulberg @mattgoldberg.bsky.social · 22/08/2025
I’m a firm believer that with SHIN GODZILLA returning to theaters, Toho should also re-release the figurines of the kaiju giving apologetic press conferences.
Kaiju press conference
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Sharon 🪳🌹 @sharonk.bsky.social · 19/08/2025
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Ben Collins @bencollins.bsky.social · 24/07/2025
when they close it all up, I do believe this will go down as the funniest video on the internet
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James Crane @jamescrane.bsky.social · 18/07/2025
yeah eat shit haters
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jamelle @jamellebouie.net · 22/06/2025
still think this is one of the greatest posts ever made
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Sharon 🪳🌹 @sharonk.bsky.social · 16/06/2025
dril as denominations meme
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Brendan O’Kane @bokane.org · 03/04/2025
(my translation; updated slightly from one I posted a couple months ago)
白居易 - 輕肥

意氣驕滿路,鞍馬光照塵。
借問何為者,人稱是內臣。
朱紱皆大夫,紫綬或將軍。
誇赴軍中宴,走馬去如雲。
尊罍溢九醞,水陸羅八珍。
果擘洞庭橘,膾切天池鱗。
食飽心自若,酒酣氣益振。
是歲江南旱,衢州人食人。'Fine Furs, Sleek Horses'

Full of pride they fill the road, 
Horses and saddles glittering through the dust. 
I stop to ask a passerby who they are— 
Someone says they're from the imperial court. 
Vermillion tassels mean high ministers; 
the purple sashes, probably generals. 
Their horses streaming past like wind-borne clouds 
Descending on the regimental feast. 
Goblets brim over with the finest wine 
and the bounty of land and sea overspreads their tables.
They split open Dongting tangerines, 
Slice up Tianchi fish for a cold appetizer,
Carefree as they stuff their bellies,  
Rowdy once the wine goes to their heads— 
Drought took the rice crop in Jiangnan this year. 
In Quzhou the starving ate the dead.

by Bai Juyi (772-846)
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Jerad Walker @jeradwalker.bsky.social · 10/03/2025
Norway defeated England in a World Cup qualifier in Oslo on September 9, 1981. Which led to this—the greatest call in sports broadcasting history. Kick rocks, Maggie Thatcher.
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Emily Herring @emilyherring.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
19. In the early 1900s, Bergson's lectures at the Collège de France became so popular that people would climb up the side of the building to listen in and it was suggested that his lectures be moved to the grand amphitheatre of the Sorbonne or even the Garnier Opera. We have photographic evidence
A newspaper article from 1914 titled "On écoute aux fenêtres le cours de M. Bergson". There are black and white photos of crowds gathering around the entrance of the building where Bergson lectures and two men can be seen on the window ledge outside trying to look in. There is also a photo of Bergson in a top hat, suit, coat walking with a cane
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Emily Herring @emilyherring.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
1 like = 1 interesting, possibly little-known, fact about French philosopher Henri Bergson
A black and white photo of Henri Bergson around age 50 wearing a massive black bowler hat. He has a slim face, thick eyebrows and a small moustache. The black and white photo contrasts with a light blue background
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eileen chengyin chow @chowleen.bsky.social · 22/09/2024
One of my favorite poems since childhood, and a poem I share every #autumnequinox. By the 12thc warrior poet Xin Qiji 辛棄疾, sidelined during peacetime, demoted, drifting through a decade of minor posts in remote lands. Poetry, then, is that which is left unsaid. “My, what a cool and lovely autumn.”
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Jan Petříček @janpetricek.bsky.social · 19/10/2023
He's had enough.
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