So important to have an online/offline dynamic in these turbulent times. Plus, then you have a text record of important events in real time, which is a barbed bonus.
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So important to have an online/offline dynamic in these turbulent times. Plus, then you have a text record of important events in real time, which is a barbed bonus.
Log in a survival horror game-ass text. A good one, at that.
A small Mediterranean gecko, one of those rad purple/orange guys with skin so translucent you can see the dark orb of their eyes.
Living in S.C. is tough for the politics and associated issues, but also because it was 86 degrees Fahrenheit at 8:57 last night. Upside? The porch was covered in these little fuckers, eating the early bugs and licking their eyeballs.
As well there should be! Seriously, I’m perpetually impressed by how well-researched and laid out your articles are.
This is what Magic writing can be at its best and @mikecarrozza.bsky.social is Magic writers at their best. We’re lucky to be here and we’re lucky to have Mike at @cascadecascade.com.
Ryan rules. More charts in Magic writing!
the mtg/linguistics/trans nerds have translated "death before detransition" into phyrexian.
pay certain shit no heed, traveler
Hipsters tshirt and baseball jersey is the new Sicko uniform
A parking deck named the Furman E. McEachern Jr. Parking Facility
who up furmin their eachern
It actually rules to watch LLM centrism develop in real time. "Ok yes, tech bros are taking things way too far but LLM skeptics are just as silly, surely we can all agree that it's a transformative new technology and we all need to get onboard" and like, bro. Bro. We know who's side you're really on
AGENT ASHCROFT? WELL HOW THE HELL ARE YOU? UMBRELLA? GOOD IDEA, YOU NEVER KNOW WITH THIS WEATHER.
Spanish studios are putting out sick shit:
happy monday new article tomorrow
Some news: I’m writing a book about zoos and modern humanity's precarious place in nature!
As a lifelong Zoo Guy and animal obsessive, I feel very lucky to have this opportunity. It's still very much a work in progress, but I think you'll really enjoy it when the time comes.
I love Econ-positng. Dan Habsmith of Guttermeyer Associates posts the most confusing chart you've ever seen and says "Quite surprising VARG numbers, SPLG index showing movement" and you get the context by one of his mutuals quoting it with "Buy a fucking gun and head for the hills. Right now."
enjoying an evening of Father’s Delight (playing Resident Evil Requiem with a sheet mask on)
*type of slip package delivery companies put on your door* Unable to RT Your Post
REASON: Display name a little too out there
Another attempt will be made:
✅ if I see your post again later
In which I ask the crucial question: am I a bad person for giving up pizza?
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yeah it’s called my damn coffee cake
Moral is: never stop checking and never check out. Sometimes it takes twelve years. Those years pass and they’re full of joys and agonies. They still pass.
So now it’s twelve years later. The woman on the stage and I are married. Our first dance as spouses was “Phantom Pains” by Christine Fellows. And still no “Migrations.” Until we get a legit recording of it on a 7” with Mary! Chapin! Carpenter! causally dropped on a Bandcamp Friday.
Everyone applauds, she nailed it, show starts. John Darnielle comes out, he plays some of his songs, then he launches into Christine Fellows’ “Migrations” and crushes it. For years, I tried to find video of him playing it at any other show. I’ve seen TMG 20 times since and he never did.
A blonde woman onstage, washed out by strong lights and 2014 camera technology, singing into a microphone.
I would have proposed on the spot if I had brought a ring.
At the show, they told us we’d be singing Nico’s “These Days” as a chorus later in the evening & asked someone to come onstage to lead the crowd in a practice round. My girlfriend volunteered, went up onstage &, in front of several hundred people with no warmup, sang in her clear, breezelike voice.
A Lore Thread: back in 2014, my girlfriend and I drove up to Saxapahaw to see a “Boys Rock for Girls Rock” charity show at Haw River with The Love Language, @themountaingoats.bsky.social, and Phill Cook. On the way up, we listened to Christine Fellows’ Nevertheless repeatedly.
Think you locked onto it, though!
Think your shirt is safe, because they absolutely tracks! John Darnielle is credited on some of “Life & Death of an American Fourtracker” (and I saw both Johns play “Nikki” together an age ago).
Oh yeah, there was a ton of fruitful overlap during that period—need to revisit Revolt with that in mind!
It’s sick, too. “Emerging” one of the all-timers that he hasn’t played in 15 years.