Beck W

seriously fuck this guy

Hey @rowan72.bsky.social

Hey Colorado residents, particularly people in Fort Collins, but also those who are somewhat near: my sister and brother in law are running a study on an easy, portable method to help maintain indoor air quality during adverse outside events (like smoke or pollution).

The bakery case at Get Right in Wheat Ridge, with a tray of apple galettes (large, round, thin pastries with slices of apple arranged and topped with a dollop of whipped cream) front and center.

It is a beautiful fall morning in Denver and football fans have been in front of the TV since the 7:30a kickoff, which meant there was no line for a change at my favorite bakery. Got a mortadella sandwich and an apple galette.

4 panel comic Panel 1: A Purple person is standing holding a clipboard. A Blue Person sits at a laptop. Blue Person: Woohoo. I’m the CEO of a social media platform. Panel 2: Purple person: We should hire a PR person to interact with the public Blue Person begins to type on laptop and says: Nope. Gonna do all that myself Panel 3: Purple person looks concerned and says: Really…but… Panel 4: Purple person: You’re such a whiny little fucking baby

Is my mental health good? No. But am I at least achieving all of my basic responsibilities? Also no? Well at least I have a respite to look forward to?

Four pastries from Get Right bakery in Wheat Ridge, Colo. A pastrami croissant, a custard tart, a canele and a blackberry cream cheese Danish.

Yesterday I did not want to leave the house. Today I made it to my favorite bakery and talked to people while waiting in line in the morning sun. A better day, even before I had pastries!

Ordinarily Rapido-eze is my go-to. Homo Sapiens being slightly porous makes me a bit suspicious some extra steps might be needed — @inkdependence.bsky.social you reviewed the Lava, did they mention any extra cleaning steps/precautions?

Here’s a thread to do your battered heart some good.

Huh. Yeah I have nothing there, not even old posts.

This Big Trouble in Little China Homebrew Pinball Machine Looks Pretty Great Big Trouble in Little China is an ideal movie for a pinball machine, and fortunately some very talented people have made it a reality.

This unofficial, homebrew pinball machine based on John Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China would look pretty good in our basement. Just sayin'. www.endlessmode.com/article/this...

Is Sam wearing a Catherine D’Lish? #CriticalRoleSpoilers

The pickle cake is a thing of beauty and I wish I’d known about this beforehand to go!

I have been slacking lately but when on my game I’ll try to use each pen just a bit daily — transcribe a bit if dialogue from TV or something, switching pens every few sentences.

Bad things are afoot but at least there’s the comforting dark of the third T Kingfisher Sworn Soldier book, WHAT STALKS THE DEEP, to hand.

I am team old person/article! No disrespect to young/video people!

Flyer for Denver Philharmonic Orchestra’s senior ticket discount. A black-and-white photo shows older adults seated in an auditorium. A blue banner at the top reads “TICKET DISCOUNTS.” Below, text highlights “Seniors (65+)” with a circular blue badge displaying “$20.” Website link: denverphilharmonic.org. Part of DPO’s Take A Stand initiative for Affordable Ticketing.

Flyer for Denver Philharmonic Orchestra’s ticket discount for healthcare workers, military personnel, and first responders. Black-and-white photo shows a live orchestral performance with a full audience. A blue banner reads “TICKET DISCOUNTS.” Below, text lists eligible groups with a circular blue badge showing “$20.” Website: denverphilharmonic.org. Promoting accessibility through DPO’s Take A Stand initiative.

Flyer promoting discounted tickets for students and teachers. Black-and-white photo shows a group gathered around a table, engaged in discussion. A blue banner at the top reads “TICKET DISCOUNTS.” Below, text reads “Student & Teacher” with a circular blue badge showing “$12.” Website: denverphilharmonic.org. Part of DPO’s Take A Stand: Affordable Ticketing campaign.

Flyer for Denver Philharmonic Orchestra’s Pay What You Can ticketing option. Black-and-white photo of an orchestra performing in a concert hall. A blue banner at the top reads “TICKET DISCOUNTS.” Below, text reads “Pay What You Can (100 per concert)” with a circular blue badge showing “$1+.” Website: denverphilharmonic.org. Part of DPO’s Take A Stand: Affordable Ticketing month, emphasizing economic accessibility.

Price should never be a barrier to the arts. That’s why DPO's highest ticket price is just $30, and we offer discounts for Seniors, Healthcare workers, Military, First Responders, Students & Teachers. 💫

PLUS: every concert now includes 100 Pay What You Can tickets

This is good but I think I prefer the behind-the-couch scramble one, truly Albert has something to offer all tastes.

Guinness the black cat in a Halloween themed cardboard house built for cats. Only his round yellow eyes are visible against his face.

HILL HOUSE, NOT SANE, STOOS BY ITSELF AGAINST THE HILLS, HOLDING DARKNESS WITHIN…

Just gonna leave this here

Oooh, love it! 💜

TIL there's a huge major comedy show in Saudi Arabia happening and also that Zach Woods remains a king

Man I’m sad the Monsters of Faery series is over but I’m glad to have been vindicated in my suspicions that Pelleas would be my favorite.

Oh no! They better be making that right!

See Some "Seriously Weird Stuff" at History Colorado's Creeporado See haunted dolls, mountain man dentures and Mike the Headless Chicken at History Colorado's Creeporado.

See haunted dolls, mountain man dentures and Mike the Headless Chicken at History Colorado's Creeporado.

I interrupt all the misery in this world for 90 seconds on whether chili is soup.

so the Economist article isn't attributed an author. but someone in the replies of this 🧵 tipped me off that it was Jəsse Singal. & it turns out that it was, which in retrospect isn't surprising (as he's one of the ppl who would never answer this question):

Looks delicious to me!