Grant Stoner

I'm related to Mario and Luigi

I definitely agree with the sentiments within this article, but there's a huge accessibility problem now that Playstation PC games are effectively no more.

A fellow Fetterman Hater??

Brian, why were we not friends sooner??

I know I've been relatively quiet in terms of articles, but I promise I'm working on several big stories. As always, thank you so much to everyone who continues to trust me to share your voice.

This picture has everything

I talk a lot about how watch my parents impacted me, but if I'm being honest, my grandfathers, particularly my mom's father turned me into the man I am today. I'm so much more patient, kind, and determined because of them.

Dad's dad was a two star general having served in Korea and Vietnam. A real sweet grandfather with a very troubled past with his kids. My mom's dad was a dentist in Pittsburgh, being one of the only that would serve patients on welfare. The community absolutely loved him.

it's time for the one review I do a year! I LOVE POKOPIA

It's a big deal!

Friendly reminder if you need a Community reporter/disability reporter, I'm available for work!

What an adorable cat!! I've always wanted an orange hair, but my boy doesn't get along with other cats

A black and white cat laying within a gray basket.

They let me put that in! Here's a picture of my big boy. And thank you for the kind words about my story!

It's me! ICYMI – as a disabled player, Pokémon is the most accessible series for me. As a disability reporter, Pokémon helped kickstart my career. Read more here:

The vibes are off. Your shiny luck is gone. You will be cursed with bad natures for the rest of the game.

Are you nuzlocking???

She said the feet and tiny arms

Browt

Poppy said he looks like me

note that she's already going by "Ms." instead of "Mrs."

Their marriage will not survive this trip

How Pokémon’s Accessible Design Has Kept Me Playing Across Three Decades - IGN In honor of Pokémon’s 30th anniversary, we explore how its relatively consistent approach to accessibility has made it a comfort play.

Today marks the 30th anniversary of the Pokémon franchise. This series has been my constant comfort series, offered the most accessible games, and even helped launch my career as a disability reporter. Read my latest Access Designed for @ign.com here:
www.ign.com/articles/how...

Hey, so we got a trojan horse
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Poppy's hand holding three Magic the Gathering trading card packs

After watching EVERYONE in the industry play Magic, I finally decided to see what the hype is about. Poppy and I only opened three packs tonight, and we are both already looking into buying commander decks.

Thanks so much to @shepardcdr.bsky.social for including me in this story! Pokémon will always be the most important franchise to me.

*Stares in accessibility*

Counterpoint I can’t believe I have to make: you should understand the thing you’re making and the people buying the thing you’re making.

Birthrate truther and AI freak isn’t top of that desired resume idk what to tell you.

In this instance, I do think he ultimately did the right thing and succeeded in proving the point about including them in everyday life. If he did not remove himself, that would be a different story

I stand corrected!

I have to be honest – he should've removed himself. Disabled people need to be responsible when it comes to their disabilities and know when to remove themselves from situations when they are harming others.

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