diss is a sqrl

@dissqrl.bsky.social

My 40th birthday present to myself is gonna be a sterling silver pen, either a less-sought-after fountain pen or a Cross Soft Tip (the precursor to the Selectip)

Gruff Billy 3

@gruffbilly3.bsky.social

wehereandnow.bandcamp.com/album/seed-w...

Interesting - especially the title of the last track. Sounds like something an aggrieved minstrel might rustle up to lampoon a certain tin-hatted #Wülferhampton despot.

The Black Casebook

@blackcasebook.bsky.social

It's conceptually intriguing for House of the Dragon to follow largely incompetent characters vying fitfully for power in a system that coerces their participation through fear, envy, and prejudice. I just don't know if the show has quite the juice or the focus to pull it off.

Englebert the Third

@englebert3rd.bsky.social

I'm building a highly anachronistic Windows XP machine with a Core 2 Duo, a GTX 750 Ti and a new case.
Sorry, purists 😘

lottie "frog k" lovely ⚧️🏴‍☠️

@vaporlight.bsky.social

when friends realize i'm that bitch with the apposite mouth, they cry out for my blood upon the earth. They say I'm too trenchant, they say remove my organs from my body alive and conscious. I try telling them that God just made me different, but that only stokes their bloodlust. It's a real shitter

@us-news.bsky.social

Scottsdale Unified kids return to school |

https://https://www.europesays.com/us/990579/

A fter a 10-year war, it took the indefatigable Odysseus another decade to overcome treacherous obstacles from gods…#us #news #usnews

Art of War Quotes

@artofwarquotes.bsky.social

Spies cannot be usefully employed without a certain intuitive sagacity.

#Quotes #War #Tactics #Strategy #ArtOfWar #SunTzu

willow 🐈

@willow.meangirls.online

i ordered rice, not avarice

hatman, Hatyr al-Din

@bshatman.bsky.social

If you're a gamer and you haven't actually been either in the industry or been close to people who are, you do not know shit about nothing.

You should probably not opine on these subjects.

Andy Hoberek

@thathoberekguy.bsky.social

Leo Tolstoy, 1869: My book cannot be considered a novel, because it includes a long discussion of Napoleon’s defeat.

Victor Hugo, 1862: I have sandwiched an 18-chapter digression on Napoleon’s defeat into the 2nd most melodramatic and sentimental novel of the 19th century, nbd.