Scott S

@scottms.bsky.social

I'm an occasional artist, but a big fan of art. Bring me your manga, your anime, your comics, your D&D Characters, your OCs performing whatever the new meme is. D&D and wrestling fan. Talks in gifs a lot.

🖼️ Sketch Dump Sanctuary! Doodles in margins? Random character poses? That half-finished vampire biker that lives rent-free in your brain? Set them free here! 🚲🦇✏️

🧠💥 Brainstorm Bonanza! Half-baked ideas welcome! Got a nugget of a concept, a weird doodle, or a line of dialogue that might be genius? Toss it in — this is the sketch-safe zone.

death is really too good for the fuckers, and you know who I'm talking about without me even naming names don't you? I mean... I'll take them dropping dead, but I really hope we get to watch them suffer some fucking consequences for being shut utter shitbags. #vagueposting #iykyk

It takes you 20 paragraphs to get to the part of the article where they admit that Mamdani isn't paying the influencers and the reason they are posting videos of the stuff Mamdani is doing is because people are interested in watching it.

The mayor’s office says that it does not pay the influencers. Still, their proximity and access to a figure as popular as Mr. Mamdani can help increase their own social media following and, by extension, potentially put them in a position to attract paid content sponsorships from commercial brands. Some influencers said that when they feature Mr. Mamdani, the videos get more likes and viewers watch longer.
Justin Hendrix@justinhendrix.bsky.social · 5d ago

"Mr. Mamdani is a master of new media... But as mayor, he has also been able to use taxpayer funds to create a sprawling network of hundreds of friendly influencers to boost his priorities, provide positive depictions of his administration and enhance his popularity."

A couple days ago, Mike Johnson mocked Thomas Massie for suggesting House leadership could keep Congress out to avoid the new Epstein Files Transparency Act, calling the idea “stupid” and “nonsensical.” Now he has canceled the final two weeks of September.

NEWS: Billionaire Leon Black is SUING the House Oversight Committee to block subpoenas in its Epstein investigation and is refusing to appear for testimony today. Black paid Epstein more than $158 million over six years. Rep. Robert Garcia is now calling for Black to be held in contempt of Congress