Yooooo, wdym the Green Power Ranger, Yasumoto Ihara, confessed to using his Power Ranger training to burgle 43 homes for millions in the actual real world. Lmfao 😭😭
Ryan Ringdahl
@ryanringdahl.com
Liverpool and UA Basketball fanatic, passionate humanist
Ah, the age old game of Do I have a chronic mental health condition or Is it just poverty?
Ah, I just learned that a Dutch phrase for leaving a party without announcing your exit is 'taking the rat taxi', and that's so much better than any of the Many nationalist or outright racist terms I've heard that I will be adopting it immediately
Why would I ask ChatGPT when I could just leave a little bowl of honey and a shiny bit of polished colored glass in the mushroom circle in the park across the street and ask the local fae instead?
I'm a huge fan of the Accidentally Flying the Unfamiliar Spaceship Backwards bit. That shit gets me every time
Ever since I first watched Ocean's 11, I've wanted to order a whiskey and a 🤏 whiskey when I'm at an upscale bar
Now that we've got a classical hit blockbuster, my dream wishlist for huge money adaptations: •Dante, Inferno, leaning horror, Guillermo del Toro •Ovid, Metamorphosis, non-linear, Wachowskis •CS Lewis, Til We Have Faces, dark, intimate, Villeneuve •Euripedes, Bacchae, fun, weird, Taika Waititi style
That's the face of a man who knows exactly where tf the sidewalk ends
Now that we've got a classical hit blockbuster, my dream wishlist for huge money adaptations: •Dante, Inferno, leaning horror, Guillermo del Toro •Ovid, Metamorphosis, non-linear, Wachowskis •CS Lewis, Til We Have Faces, dark, intimate, Villeneuve •Euripedes, Bacchae, fun, weird, Taika Waititi style
After a day to process, I think my conclusion is that Nolan thinks society is facing an apocalypse level collapse of the social contract, and he is sounding the loudest alarm bell he can
Constantly reinventing yourself is seen as weakness of character, but as someone who started out with a pretty fucked up set of perspectives, those constant changes during my middle adult years are a record of my becoming a better version of myself. This is also a post about constitutions
Tarleton Coffee, reporting for duty with a nasty submarine delivery
your baseball pitcher name is your grandfather’s first name and the last thing you bought i’ll go first mine’s Dominic Sandals
One of the things I love about writing near-future sci-fi is that I get to ascribe to my characters absolutely unholy combinations of pizza toppings the likes of which have never been conceived outside of a narcotic-fueled fever dream
You gotta respect how Messi heard everyone saying FIFA rigged the last World Cup by giving him so many penalties and he responded by committing to missing every single penalty they give him this time 🫡
Yes, I think mixed metaphors are funny and I will use them on purpose because it amuses me, and you don't need to throw a fit if the shoe doesn't fit your cup of tea or whatever
Conspiracy Theories I Embrace* • Phantom Time Theory (614–911CE fabricated) • One Electron Theory • NBA shoes can't be that squeaky. They gotta be pumping more squeaks into the arena • Bigfoot is blurry IRL, it isn't the cameras • Octopode genetic material landed on earth ~250m *embrace=/=believe
What's your favorite 2nd century heresy? Mine's the Ophites, who believed that the serpent who tempted Adam and Eve was a hero and that the God who forbade Adam and Eve to eat from the tree of knowledge is the enemy
Did you know you can just add espresso powder to your coffee to get more coffee per coffee? TheMoreYouKnow.gif
New St. Augustine dropped before Kingkiller Book 3 www.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/news-and-...
Two new sermons by St Augustine discovered
In a Latin manuscript from a monastery in Poland, a Latin scholar from Würzburg has found two new sermons by the Doctor of the Church, St Augustine. He is currently working with an edition company on ...
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Anyone see that Harvard study about Gen Z preferring Curry Highlights to sex? Well, I have a theory
Professor: What's the First Law of Robotics? Me, an intellectual: We don't talk about robotics?
In the land of Faerûn, the people are terrorized by two separate yet equally important groups. The heroes who maraud through the countryside, and the monsters who are their fodder. These are their stories. *dun dun*
I lost my mom to pancreatic cancer when I was 29. I'd researched a story I was plotting about a serial killer who had a terminal disease, so as soon as I got the call I knew it was months, not if. This news breaks my heart all over again, because I'd give anything to have had this for my mom
"Pancreatic cancer mRNA vaccine shows lasting results in an early trial: Scientists caution that more research is needed, but nearly all of the patients who responded to the personalized vaccine are still alive six years later."
There were seventy some years between the invention of toilet paper and the invention of 'splinter-free' toilet paper, if you're looking for more historical accuracy in either your fiction or your nightmares
If I ever were to become master criminal, I would have a file on my computer labeled Ill-gotten Gains, and it would just have photos of me getting fatter. As a misdirect
Poverty nachos. I'll be dropping shredded cheese on tortilla chips and popping that shit in the microwave till I'm buried
What's an objectively mediocre or downright garbage food that you will love forever?
Time for the classic game with any longitudinal graph of American, ah, anything where we try to spot When Reagan Happened
You must learn to hate the aristocracy as much as it hates you.
Time for the classic game with any longitudinal graph of American, ah, anything where we try to spot When Reagan Happened
You must learn to hate the aristocracy as much as it hates you.
If there is One Thing I hope readers get out of the series I'm trying to start publishing this year (that I've been working on for 15 years), it's that we, humanity, ARE everything we need in order to have everything we can imagine. It's the most defiantly humanist thing I've ever written
Mom's side most probably came over the landbridge from Asia a couple dozen thousand years ago. Dad's family came homesteading with the rest of the Scandinavian wave after the Homestead Act of 1862
Genuinely curious: If your family is American, what brought them here? Mine: religious nuttery & primogeniture