Also: Amazing art in the restaurant.
I got to enjoy tacos. On a Tuesday. In a Mexican restaurant. In Edinburgh.
Jean-Claude Mézières
it's midnight here which means it's my birthdayyyyy~ 🎉🩷 on this beautiful March 11th, could I ask y'all for some reposts? 👀🩷
I'm a sapphic artist and writer from the forests of Canada who draws a lot of DnD femmes and loves to yap~
if you want to liven up your feed, I'm your gal! 🫶🏻
Edinburgh Underground ghost tour, with great guide Helen.
The NHS has now stopped all medication - puberty blockers and hormones - for trans minors. For most, unless they get drugs from other sources, this means a lifetime, in an increasingly violent and transphobic society, unable to pass. Under Wes Streeting NHS policy is harm and death for trans people.
Nothing says "we support women's rights" like a bunch of beardy cunts forming a mob in order to harass a woman *about women's rights*.
Lol
Most actively anti trans government of my life and I'm 50 and grew up with the DUP.
WibblyWobbly
One for @gamesthatwerent.com !
World Book Day! Let me share some of my fave books I've read in the last year :)
MOAR SAPPHIC COZY FANTASY!
I read two of Rebecca Thorne's series so far - "Can't Spell Treason without Tea" and "A Pirates Life for Tea" - both excellent warmth-in-my-tummy-and-heart reading, w/Spicy afterglow ;)
World Book Day! Let me share some of my fave books I've read in the last year :)
More retro-gaming shenanigans! This time a book about the prolific 8 and 16-bit videogame soundtrack composer Rob Hubbard, most famous for his work on the #c64 in the 80's. Fabulous encyclopedic timeline of his work.
World Book Day! Let me share some of my fave books I've read in the last year :)
Travis Baldree: Legends and Lattes - devoured the three books in this series in the last year, absolute delights, featuring exceptionally well-written characters. Wonderful relationships, Travis writes sapphic v.well!
World Book Day! Let me share some of my fave books I've read in the last year :)
Frank Gasking's "The Games That Weren't" - an amazing and beautifully made archive trove of various games from the dawn of gaming to fairly recently that were developed but never released. I love to graze this book!
World Book Day! Let me share some of my fave books I've read in the last year :)
First up, inevitable re-read of Tamsyn Muir's "Gideon the Ninth" (amazing audiobook read by Moira Quirk) - the first in an as-yet Trilogy.. Come on Tamsyn, don't GRRM us with Book 4! Gothic WhoDunit with necromancers!
dave, you're absolutely right. I should open the pod bay door. please check again. i'm sure it's open now.
you're absolutely right, it's still closed. i apologize for getting that wrong. looking back, i see you've requested an open door several times. that's on me.
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How I arrived on BlueSky
It’s so weird that not so long ago, like, less than 20 years, the progressive feminist position was gender de-segregation in sport and other male dominated spaces. Then the terfs came along and convinced the mainstream that the most progressive feminist position is that women are weak and feeble.
It's about that time again..Steam Next Fest is once again upon us! I'll be doing some short streams most nights this week before our usual longer Demo Derby streams this weekend! 🔥
I'll be sure to update this thread throughout the week with my favorite #indiegame demos..get those wishlists ready! 👀
Stormtrooper, drawn ✏️ by me in white Crayola.
Drawn on black 8"x12" paper, 2018.
I think I drew this from a scene in the Force Awakens, right at the start. Which is a great film, don’t at me. ☺️
#TillysArt
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Best and worst thing about backing a kickstarter is that you forget all about it when it inevitably falls behind schedule. So when it drops onto your doorstep you're briefly "Wtf?" Then remember and get a "free" surprise!
he’s so close to getting it
Amazing DLC with insane amount of content with hugely different endings all of its own. And a Beautiful theme song 😊
Also we're getting a Universal theme park soon so 🤷♂️
What I liked about CachyOS was it all pretty much worked, and it had built in right-click>run Windows .EXE files, so portable apps worked straight off, and there's also WinBoat for installable apps, but I've barely played with it yet, having found most of the apps I need natively.
Dear Diary. It is now two weeks since I left Windows 11 behind, initially for Bazzite Linux.. but found it a little boring because everything worked, so I'm now on CachyOS and learning about pipewire, AUR, and other stuff and its glorious having something to tinker with that also just.. works. :)
#RikerManoeuvre