Sar

@sarr.bsky.social

pittsburgher who posts sometimes. baseball, video games, comics, pictures of bugs.

this wheatpaste ad absolutely worked on me. I was so horrified at seeing the Red Hand of Ulster casually posted on a Pittsburgh wall, and was going too fast to tell it was a play, that I got home and looked it up immediately to make sure we weren't reigniting the Troubles on the Allegheny

poster for barebones productions' Ulster American, showing the red hand of ulster holding an Oscar statuette

i just realized my ADHD ass has had read receipts on for months and i have probably unintentionally offended so many people in that time

calvin and hobbes memes are just the extremely online person equivalent of calvin peeing truck stickers. you are needlessly iterating on perfection

between Guybrush Threepwood and Bobcat Goldthwait I always forget which one is the real guy and which one is the video game guy

who's got two thumbs and is trying to use unicode 18.0 emoji before they've been implemented by most platforms? 🫹this guyyyy🫺

It's been an exhausting year so we decided to have a very low-key first wedding anniversary. Go to a festival in WV and stop at an Altoona Curve game on the way home. When we bought tickets the game promo was TBA. We have now learned the theme. It's Flight 93 Memorial Night!

Graphic with a splashy "Mystery T-shirt reveal!" badge. The shirt itself is a solemn gray with the outline of Pennsylvania in the top right reading "Pennsylvania Remembers."

The back reads "Our commonwealth, our heroes, our promise to remember" and then shows the two sponsors, one of which is a gym with a gorilla mascot, the other of which is the Central PA Autism Community.

my job lately has revolved around anti-phishing work and I keep thinking about getting myself a Phish shirt as a funny joke for myself. but i think it will be less funny when I discover how many people in life are Phish fans and want to talk about it all the time

hey check this out [tries to kickflip and fucks it up] no wait [rewinds with my Click (2006) remote] hey check this out [fucks it up again] no wait

people don’t do flash photography much anymore, which is a bummer because it’s a great way to bring out your pet’s inner cryptid

night scene of a grassy urban backyard with a black dog running towards the camera. the camera flash gives everything eerie unnatural lighting, particularly the dog’s eyes, which appear to be glowing