Patrickworld 🌎👋🏾🎸

@patrickworld.bsky.social

DM’s only. Classically untrained music guy, cat guy, guitar guy, online guy. Criminally underrated, dishwasher safe (top rack), a sitting contradiction. Born in the north and sworn to entertain ya 🇨🇦😼 PS I’m kidding 🤷🏾‍♂️

work: *weekly 15five surveys are required, be brave, be honest, so we can improve* me: 3/5 across the board; no hr doesn't have my back; no i don't believe we're doing what we can to deal with discrimination, esp racism; no i am not given the tools i need to do my job work: welcome to the purge

work *we are open to new ways of doing everything, there are no bad ideas* me: presents an idea 🥹 work: *that’s a bad idea and we’d never do that what are you even thinking this isn’t a daycare take your insane ramblings back to wherever you came from and just do things the way the always do*

Born on this day: Patrick Ewing, Jamaican‑American basketball legend and Hall of Famer, whose dominant presence defined the New York Knicks through the 1980s and 1990s, Olympic gold medalist, Georgetown star, and later coach known for his fierce competitiveness and leadership.

Actor Larry Hagman smiling broadly in character as J.R. Ewing from Dallas, wearing a light gray cowboy hat, gray suit, white shirt, and patterned tie, arms confidently crossed against a plain pale background, exuding charm and ruthless Texas oil‑baron authority. Fun to see people still get mad and or confused about these, but yeah, it’s just a dumb joke, chill.

Born on this day: Louis Armstrong, the legendary trumpeter whose gravel‑rich voice reshaped American music. A pioneer of jazz, he blended virtuosic horn playing with charismatic singing, creating timeless recordings that influenced generations and defined the sound of 20th‑century popular culture.

Lance Armstrong speaking onstage, holding a microphone with a yellow Livestrong wristband visible. Wearing a black “LIVESTRONG” T‑shirt, he gestures mid‑sentence under bright stage lighting, his expression focused and earnest, addressing an audience about perseverance and his cancer awareness foundation’s mission. Yeah, maybe you’re right to be mad about this one. Anyway, don’t hate the poster, hate the post I guess.

Born on this day: Louis Armstrong, the legendary trumpeter whose gravel‑rich voice reshaped American music. A pioneer of jazz, he blended virtuosic horn playing with charismatic singing, creating timeless recordings that influenced generations and defined the sound of 20th‑century popular culture.

Lance Armstrong speaking onstage, holding a microphone with a yellow Livestrong wristband visible. Wearing a black “LIVESTRONG” T‑shirt, he gestures mid‑sentence under bright stage lighting, his expression focused and earnest, addressing an audience about perseverance and his cancer awareness foundation’s mission. Yeah, maybe you’re right to be mad about this one. Anyway, don’t hate the poster, hate the post I guess.

Born on this day: Tom Brady, legendary NFL quarterback known for his unmatched leadership, precision passing, and seven Super Bowl victories. His relentless discipline and competitive spirit redefined excellence, inspiring generations of athletes and fans across two decades of deflated football.

Barry Williams as Greg Brady stands in a suburban garage, wearing a lavender zip‑collar knit shirt and dark pants, holding a football with both hands. Behind him are bicycles, boxes, and shelves, evoking a 1970s domestic setting. Hello dear reader! Did you know alt text helps people who are blind, have low vision, or struggle to interpret images access essential meaning when visuals aren’t usable? Also, it’s great for jokes! I know full well who the person is in the photo, and that I've added the bio of a different person entirely. It's a gag about people having a vaguely similar name, which I can mix up in a comedic way. Some people hate these, but I hope you enjoy it.

Not asking for anything other than support here. It’s just really hard for me on Monday at 1pm when my east coast mutuals start talking about “quitting time” and “beer o’clock” I fully support and hold no prejudice about this I just prefer not to hear about it