Edgar Allan Popozão

@zendonut.bsky.social

I am a cool guy who got this account because of all my social clout

NYT: "one year after Charlie Kirk's passing, many are still trying to put their shattered lives back toge-" *opening riff of Ace of Spades plays* *Erika Kirk steps through a wall of flame in what appears to be a pink glitter mech suit* NYT: THE BROKEN PIECES OF- *confetti drops from ceiling*

AEW lives and dies on the backs of its performers and staff. It centers them as human beings capable of superheroics, as opposed to owned IP. That's why we got Ospreay's entrance at All In. That's why we got Rebel Heart. They invite us to share their rawest emotions - whatever they may be.

I got to live out my dreams of being a music writer because of blogs. I went to concerts for free, all the time. I attended the Junos, MMVAs and Polaris Prize Gala. I interviewed Ziggy Marley, Henry Rollins, John Hodgman, Frank Turner and Alabama Shakes. Blogs ruled.

Tyler, from the Internet@tylerfromtheinternet.com · 2w ago

Wikipedia was cool the entire time. Blogging was always cool to neutral depending. Podcasts were fucking awesome until the fire nation (white stand up comics) took over and destroyed it. memory hole /= retcon to make you feel better I think someone needs a long break from non grass

“There’s a new Mr. Beast book.” You bolt awake in your workshop in Mainz. It’s 1450. You’re Johannes Gutenberg, and you’ve changed your mind. The future cannot come to pass. Your printing press must burn.

I thought this was just Ric's dusty ass trying to attention grab like he did after Dolly died, but it's so much weirder than that. This is Ric subtweeting Dave Meltzer, who argued about which of those two matches was better with Darius Rucker of Hootie and the Blowfish and I just had an aneurism.

WrestleTalk@wrestletalk.bsky.social · 3w ago

Ric Flair reacts to Kenny Omega vs Will Ospreay at AEW All In London "To Compare Them To Steamboat And I Is Like Comparing The Mississippi River To The Pacific Ocean!" "When They Have A Great Match 300 Times A Year And 200 Hour Broadways, Get Back To Me!"