Oz The Mediocre

@ozthemid.bsky.social

I basically use this account to write thoughts and takes that I assume people will never read | He/Him

this anger towards GRRM for not finishing ASOIAF feels mean. He doesn’t owe anyone books. It reminds me of Frank Herbert and Dune, which he also never finished…but his last book Chapterhouse: Dune ended on this amazing eulogy for his wife who passed while he was writing it. These are real people.

For me still the number one X-Men crossover. Not only do they lose, they lose badly and there is very little they can do about it but wonder what went wrong and how could they fail so catastrophically. The rare big superhero crossover that centres on a failure without any triumphant comeback

Tom Ewing@tomewing.bsky.social · 2h ago

#EventsDearBoy 3. MUTANT MASSACRE (1986, Marvel) Apparently one of Jonathan Hickman's ideas when he revamped the X-Men was 'give them some wins'. Wherever could the idea that the X-Men are constantly losing have come from, I wonder? Perhaps this first mutant event will shed some light!

The zenith of 90s X-Men. You'll hear every say it's cool as fuck and you'll be like "It can't be that cool" and then you'll read it and lo and behold it is somehow cooler. Unfortunately everything after this is the franchise achieving the worst diminishing returns I've ever seen in a big 2 comic-

Tom Ewing@tomewing.bsky.social · yesterday

#EventsDearBoy 4. AGE OF APOCALYPSE (1995, Marvel) Stuck in the diminishing returns of imitating Chris Claremont's labyrinthine subplotting without his flair, the 90s X-Office does the one thing he never tried: a story with a beginning, a middle and an end.

I have been using Google Docs exclusively for nearly ten years because I realised then that what ever capabilities I didn't have was irrelevant as long as I was never worried about not saving my documents and everytime my friends told me a MS Word horror story about not saving I've been vindicated

Heather Burns@heatherburnstech.bsky.social · yesterday

The most terrifying enshittification I've discovered has been learning that Microsoft Word documents no longer auto-save if you are not saving them to one of their own proprietary cloud services. I'm slapping control-S like it's 1999.

I'm kinda sympathetic because I've seen some interviews where people were genuinely rude about his weight so you can imagine what it was like behind the scenes. Being the fat funny guy for much of his career cracked his brain in half unfortunately. I think the topic has been had about how being fat-

Dan of the Year@downwithdan.bsky.social · 2d ago

He will never understand that being "the fat guy from Superbad" is infinitely better than being "the martial arts chud nobody likes"

Jonah Hill says jiu jitsu has him ready to
"annihilate" anyone who still sees him as the fat guy from Superbad
"I love Brazilian jiu jitsu, except my body is begging me not to love it. My wife is often like,
'You're not going to become a professional fighter. You know that, right? You're a comedian"
"If we got into it, I would f*ck you up. I would f*ck all three of you up"
"My favorite thing is people are like, 'Oh, Jonah Hill, f*cking fat guy from Superbad.' And I'm like, 'I would f*cking annihilate you, dude. I'm not kidding you. Try it. If you see me, try it, dude. Bring it. Who's got it?'"
SMARTLESS
Sirius?

Many spoke about Absolute as DC's response to Ultimate Universe but it is probably more interesting to think of it as DC learning their lessons from the Earth One line, one of which is "Yes you can reimagine characters without a continuity reboot, no the line probably shouldn't be entirely OGNs"

warframe is easy i play a mission > its poorly communicated what i need to do > i fail the mission > i close out the game and do something else