Mark O’Neill 🐻

@radiobeartime.com

A casual observation.

Ill health meant I saw almost no TV over the last 2 years and now I find that I have lost the ability to watch “reality TV”. I simply cannot focus past the artifice.

Programmes like Strictly or Traitors and even chat shows feel like Thomas Ligotti stories.

Scott Hamilton

@leehamnews.com

Boeing captures 33% of single-aisle sector, maintains big lead for wide-bodies

 Subscription Required By Scott Hamilton Jan. 2, 2026, © Leeham News: Boeing’s 2011 decision to launch another derivative of the 737, a slow response to the Airbus A321neo, and the series of crises involving the 737 MAX…

Adam Caudill

@adamcaudill.com

After decades of grammar checking tools complaining about using "an" with words that start with H (e.g. "an horse" vs. "a horse"), I continue to stubbornly ignore them. It may be archaic, but so were the books I read as a child, the books through which I learned English. Not using "an" sounds wrong.

Snow Abby

@arobertswrites.com

I found a medieval poem about how nice and peaceful it is to live in a monastery with your friends and I kinda want to work that into monk wip somehow because. That is NOT Ciarán's relationship with his monastic siblings lol.

Kythra Suntamer

@kythra.bsky.social

That much debt will slow aggregate demand no matter, too. Because either people pay it and thus spend less buying things, or they don't and the bank has to cut back.

Dominic Pettman

@dominicpettman.bsky.social

Happy Mamdani Day for those who celebrate. Looking out my window and I can already see Wall Street Types losing their top hats, chased down the street by gangs of singing orphaned immigrant children, shepherded gently into adequately heated re-education centers run by implacable polyfaith queers.

Damon Houx

@damonhoux.bsky.social

MR. SCORSESE is legitimately terrible for glossing thirty years like that. Rebecca Miller is terrible as a documentarian. What makes it inexcusable is that there are Criterion commentaries. This is just a Neoo making art that is unintentionally meant to supplant truth.

Gyre Widener

@zbs.bsky.social

Listened to interview with Prominent Guy last night where subject claimed they were reading Chomsky and attending united farm workers rallies as a teen, but demurred when it was suggested they must also have been involved in anti-Iraq war activism as well. “I was more interested in state politics”

Histoire Géo Nord

@histoiregeonord.bsky.social

A défaut d'avoir des 3e en charge cette année, je recense et accompagne les projets des élèves pour l'épreuve orale du DNB 2026.

Cette collecte de sujets éclectiques constitue toujours un instantané passionnant des espoirs, des peurs et des colères de nos ados à un moment précis.

Vincent Vollachia

@vincentabellux.bsky.social

You dare to admonish your emperor? Know that it will be your last act of public service, you senile dog. I shall tell you a second time. Speak, and quickly.