Dan

@dster.bsky.social

former antagonist, currently a big sweetheart

I finally watched Heretic (2024) and it's nice that they finally made a movie about what happens if someone were to visit a reddit atheist's home

7 year old giggling: when goku, gets super hungry, he eats like 30 meals in a row Me sounding exactly like Jesse Gemstone: I know how much goku eats

"damn why is the generation who grew up during the war on terror and the financial crisis and donald trump's two presidencies embracing a form of politics where money goes towards helping people?" idk man because that's a better use of it than what we've done for basically my whole life?

Rewatching The Pitt and knowing now that Mel is Bryan Cranston's daughter she absolutely has some of his mannerisms in her performance

Emptying the dishwasher satisfaction tiers: S - big plates A - glasses, mugs B - bowls and small plates C - pots, pans D - utensils F - anything plastic that needs to air dry

S - skeletal A - muscular, circulatory B - nervous, respiratory C - reproductive, urinary D - digestive, integumentary, immune/lymphatic F - endocrine

Optimus Prime spends millions of years fighting a war on Cybertron and remains a noble, kind, fatherly figure He's spends like 2 years in America and suddenly he's a snarling psychopath

Yesterday was the nine year anniversary of "Unite the Right," a deadly riot in Charlottesville, VA, that killed multiple people, including antiracist activist Heather Heyer. Today, there are powerful people that want you to believe that what we saw with our own eyes is a lie. Don't let them.

there’s an important lesson in Abdul El-Sayed’s win and Francesca Hong’s loss, and that is that in politics it’s good to be cool and bad to be weird.