fenjamin
@bitchenkonig.bsky.social
bluesky please give us locked accounts I don't want to interact with strangers
me 5'5 and my 5'4 wife against the world
Nobody respects how hard it is for a short king to change a fitted sheet 😔
any statement like ‘Gen z have no literacy/cannot write/spell/communicate’ that is not also coupled with ‘their means of learning has been eradicated by tech fascism and government removal of funding’ is not worth listening to or boosting. the kids are living under the regime we allowed
starting to think the social might be predicated on its exclusions
the URL is bsky dot app because this place is about celebrating our love of the character Biscuit "Bisky" Krueger from the hit manga Hunter x Hunter
Hey man they’re putting our carcasses in a big industrial drum and doing a sort of vibrating boil wash to get the last usable bits of meat off us tonight if you wanna come thru
unseal your cards, unseal your comics, take things out of the fucking box. it's all just cardboard and plastic. fuck the resale market
K-pop star Momo is under fire after breaking open a vintage graded Pokémon card to stick it on her face and keep it in her phone case
the only people who could ever earnestly support means testing are people who've never had to be means tested before. it is a humiliating, dehumanizing bureaucratic hostage negotiation with a system whose primary purpose is to *not* provide financial support as often as humanly possible
The Seattle City Council just voted 6-3 to approve Joy Hollingsworth's amendment to delay universal school lunches for kids, replacing them with vouchers for qualifying low-income parents to buy groceries over school breaks and weekends. Eddie Lin, Alexis Mercedes Rinck, and Rob Saka voted no.
It’s a really funny runner how every issue in American history that apologists claim “no one” knew was wrong has a corresponding Quaker going “this is wrong”
Some folks will be like "what about women's rights?" Paine landed right on that too! Raised a Quaker, Paine essayed against the "enslavement and oppression of women," partnered with Mary Wollstonecraft on A Vindication of the Rights of Women, argued for state maternity support and civil suffrage.
listening to sublime top hits on Spotify and spamming skip as soon as the modern stuff comes on
we had a roving series of programs to get around the school firewall that we shared on flash drives. every time one stopped working, one of the smart kids would find another.
legitimately a formative computing experience was figuring out how to escape from the windows 7 settings menu to an admin account in the 6th grade computer lab. it was a reproducible series of steps that my friends and i wrote down on notebook paper and shared with our classmates like a spell
It's bizarre how repeatedly people keep hijacking the conversation about Accessibility away from things like closed captioning, colorblindness support, alt-text for screen-readers, etc, to "Games should be easier to play, books should be easier to read, and shows should be simple to understand"
lrt I get why but I was kinda sad they made the poolrooms so grungy in the movie. justice for all poolrooms lovers
dont think the backrooms are scary. i like them. empty hotel hallways are literally my comfortable place. or those weird enclosed pools people post sometimes. i would absolutely vibe in there
persepolis really shaped my understanding of a lot of stuff and also made me so, so sad about what we stole from Iranians. the way she showed Tehran in the story made it clear how tragic the us interventions were and I think about it all the time