Chris 🏳️‍🌈

@gawkinggeek.bsky.social

They/Them | 40 | 💖💜💙 Bisexual and polyamorous nonbinary professor with a penchant for puns, cryptids, & gaming. 💫 GM of W∞RLDS APART & The Glass Abyss. 🎲 Trans rights. 🏳️‍⚧️ Free Palestine. 🇵🇸 Fuck AI. 👎 No ALT text, no repost.

We took the protest to an event where we knew the Drexel board would be tonight and I blasted a bullhorn directly into the door crack of the gathering, disrupting the event 💅 Drexel President Anthony Merlo was supposed to be there but a person slipped to us that he canceled 👀 gosh I wonder why.

Sarah is smug as fuck on public transportation

Writers, if you are against AI, do not put your writing into ANY tool that is itself AI. Not to check grammar, not to "prove" you wrote it yourself. Everything you give them becomes part of their data, even if it's only to "improve their service" or whatever BS they tell you.

The things they can use to make food black: - Activated charcoal; dangerous for anyone who takes important medication by mouth - Sesame, so if you are sensitive or allergic be alert - Squid ink; this is, obviously, not vegan and not guaranteed vegetarian - a lot of E133. sometimes tastes funny

Hillary Monahan@hillarymonahan.bsky.social · 2y ago

Your annual reminder that any treats that have black icing are probably using activated charcoal for coloring which neutralizes meds like, say, birth control pills. Ask my cousin. Quint's 6 now. This also applies to antibiotics and head meds. Be careful, please.

This week we have a charming Final Fantasy VI roundtable interview from 1994, conducted one month before release. The team discusses the making of the ominous opening sequence, world design, and their favorite characters! shmuplations.com/ff6rt/

Final Fantasy VI – 1994 Developer Roundtable - shmuplations.com

This Final Fantasy VI roundtable interview conducted in March 1994 discusses the making of the opening sequence and the staff's favorite characters.

shmuplations.com

For me, the hardest thing about stories like the Cornell gang rape case isn’t reading the initial details—although that is hard. What’s even harder is when men online, especially the journalists and pundits, start trying to combat the feminist outrage by purposefully seeding doubt and victim-blaming

Having so many wonderful faculty be so willing to write letters of recommendation as I’m looking for a new job to escape burning out here is very validating and heartwarming, but it also makes me sad knowing that it shouldn’t be this way - it’s always a few misguided folks up top who quench passion.

Yesterday a Democrat-voting, white, well-off, professional gay man told me that if we don't all vote Blue No Matter Who, Republicans won't stop at trans people. We trans people are being treated as acceptable losses at this point. As a sacrifice to the fascists gods in hope that they stop there.

i worry that men think being A Good Guy is dramatically and heroically intervening on behalf of an endangered woman and then being publicly rewarded on a grand scale when actually being A Good Guy is just usually saying, “hey man that’s not funny” or “wow that’s fucked up” and there is no reward