Andy Smith

@errantpedant.bsky.social

I project manage things, watch old anime, and drink gin.

No, see, it's only a legitimate labour-saving device when it benefits me personally. If it eases or facilitates any kind of work that I wasn't expecting to have to do anyway, it's a symptom of the epidemic of laziness that's bringing about the decline of Western civilisation.

A guy on my parents street just passed and thinking about how he spent my whole life saying he didnt like kids and completely ignored us except the time I fell off the wall & cracked my head open & he drove me to the hospital called my folks & still never spoke to me again, RIP to a real legend

"I already boycott The New York Times/don't have a subscription, what can I do?" A lot! You can: * Share our call for boycott. Tell others about the NYT's role in trans genocide * Stop sharing NYT links, even to dunk on them * Pressure the pension/retirement funds invested in the NYT to divest

Trans News Network@transnews.network · 2w ago

"If trans people want a boycott of The New York Times, where's the call to do so?" Here is a declaration laying out how the NYT is a key driver of trans genocide, why boycotts work and why anyone who gives a damn about trans lives and rights must boycott The New York Times.

well, the internet nerds haven't supplied this info, so I guess I will have to be the one to freeze-frame my way through Strange New Worlds to identify the make of motorcycle Ortegas is working on. And by that I mean probably send images to my dad.

Sooooo, are we going to get a massive open letter expressing support for academic freedom over this, or is such a response only reserved for openly racist postdocs who violated their contract and bullied a man to death? I have a solid guess, but I want to be proven wrong.

Stars and Stripes@starsandstripes.bsky.social · last wk.

A civilian geography professor was fired from West Point for pushing back after department officials barred faculty from teaching that humans contribute to climate change.

When we hate on these disgusting immoral evil billionaires it’s bc just look at everything Dolly did. They could be doing that. They could just be helping people and every day they choose not to help people. They choose to harm. And when they die, we’ll dance and laugh and be thankful they’re gone.

her very existence was an indisputable reminder of how many things framed as inevitabilities were actually just someone’s choice. there actually is enough money for everything. the wealthy could fully fund literacy and public health and the arts and child welfare. they just won’t

Luke O'Neil@lukeoneil47.bsky.social · last wk.

By almost any measure Dolly embodied "the American Dream." Some people will come from nothing and make it big and consider the problem now solved. Others will remember that there are still others with nothing and use what they have to help.