Martn

@biggs.bsky.social

I'm tired

Oh my god I just looked up Megatron’s G1 toy & ofc my parents wouldn’t get me a gun toy but thank god they didn’t because Megatron’s robot form looks like ASS, no wonder he got his butt whupped by chad Optimus every time

Original first generation artwork of Decepticon leader Megatron looking like a giant with thicc legs and a kickass cannon on his arm, fist clenched ready to do evilOriginal first generation weedy Megatron toy with a disproportinatly huge cannon on his arm with the absolute skipped leg day aesthetic and legs so bowed you could drive an articulated truck through them.

I'm sure it's just a coincidence that on the day the Tories row back on installing a neo-nazi in their ranks, the papers focus on trying to prove why a young black man shouldn't be a professor.

Just browsing the front pages of the papers and it just shows that if Andy Burnham personally shot every single migrant that landed on our shore it still wouldn't be enough to appease the far-right, so why does he & the Labour Party bother trying? Just be left wing and own it

I saw The Frames live on one of the rare instances they made it over to England - Leeds in 2005. They were an amazing band to see live and the whole evening was just good vibes, as if it were a pub session and they were mates who weren't most of the way through a world tour.

The Frames playing in Leeds in 2005, as seen from up at the front, looking up to the stage where you can see Glen Hansard singing and playing a worn telecaster, Colm Mac Con Iomaire on the violin to the left and Rob Bochnik on guitar to the left againThe Frames playing in Leeds in 2005, as seen from up at the front, looking up to the stage where you can see Johnny Boyle on drums and Joe Doyle on bass guitar.

I'm making DnD classes for our shop's hedgehog mascot. The wizard was easy. Figuring out how to do other classes is challenging though...

A cute lil cartoon hedgehog who happens to be the mascot for our shop. They've got a chibi look going on, but with cute eyes, rather than the massive ones you usually get with chibi. They've got a little smile denoting that they are indeed a happy little hoglet (the name of our shop)