Patrick 🌎

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🇨🇦 🤩 Mock Star. Big bawler. Inactivist. Also known as a busta. I never come wack on an old school track 🎸 Wildly underrated 🦉 🐈‍⬛ Dishwasher safe (top […] 🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://mastodon.online/@patrickworld, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

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: 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. Look, at this point you know that what this is really about is waiting for people to tell me I attached the ‘wrong photo’. As you probably know, this is a ridiculous joke. I know full well who the person is in the photo, and that I've added the bio of a different person entirely. That's the joke. At least it’s the initial joke. Then there’s the comments, they’re the jokes. Anyway, thanks for stopping by

I get that The Odyssey was shot using the new IMAX "Keighley" 65mm film camera system, which is 65mm negative running horizontally through the camera gate with 15 perforations per frame (IMAX 15/70), running the celluloid at 5.6 feet per second (24 frames per second), but are there subtitles?

Had the most frustrating FaceTime call with my inlaws this morning, where everyone was arguing with me that the camera refocused based on who was speaking. I had to sit there while they took turns talking to see if the camera would zoom in on them 🤐