Les

congratulations to the seattle mariners, the rightful winners of the 2025 world series

All the baseball people on the skyline are like “we are freaks, we are disgusting, please end this, our hideous derangement has no place in civilization”

How can you not be romantic about baseball? [DEROGATORY] [COMPLIMENTARY]

[through gritted teeth] this is objectively an excellent baseball game

thank you

i apologized to everyone

today was my last day at the college library (for now) and they got me a giant leaf balloon ("we're sad you're leafing!") the only problem is that i had dinner plans immediately after work and this timed perfectly for me to bring a comically large leaf balloon onto a train full of sad mariners fans.

Right now I’m only an apprentice nihilist so I still think a few things have meaning and value

J.P. Crawford, Cal Raleigh, and Josh Naylor hug to celebrate the victory

The cure for the male loneliness epidemic is to win a game 5 in 15 innings

(to bed)

LETS GOOOOOO

"Oh yeah? You like baseball? What if I make you smoke *an entire pack* of baseball?"

Sickos Baseball Character

TO THE 15TH

horse chewing on a sheep’s head

on to the 15th

game went so long i logged on

JOE BUCK: Welcome to the top of the 47th
[Sun rises]
[Sun keeps getting bigger]
BUCK: yes
[World engulfed by flames]
BUCK: oh god yes

political violence has no place in our society,, our atmosphere of nonstop violence must be as vague and non-specific as it is all-pervasive

i personally consider them sea puppies 😌🦭

Washington Post: “Is fascism bad? The answer may surprise you”

Teen Vogue: “Here are three fun tips you can use this summer to disable an armored personnel carrier”

“Men suffer in silence” then why am I constantly hearing about it

"ChatGPT is great for brainstorming!"

Actually we have a tool for that already! It's called thinking. We use our brain. It's called brainstorming! Clue is in the name.

i lived and organized in a small town during 2020 and also it's currently in the news for getting a new data center so i'm gonna need to take a breather after Eddington (2025)

and i thought i was getting out of there without seeing some gnarly gore. lol.

ari aster was actually the perfect director to make a heavy handed pandemic movie

The step is always knowing who to ACTUALLY be mad at.

the thing about rural organizing is the beauty of being a couple, a few, five or so hours away – but knowing your friends and comrades and scattered community are a call/drive away for whatever shit goes down. Lill was one you know would hold it the fuck down, and we were lucky to have them.

i only crossed paths with Lill briefly, and at a really pivotal moment in my life and organizing my corner of Kentucky. I am so grateful for them, and feel so tender for the queer Southern/Appalachian community who are grieving.

Honoring our beloved colleague and friend, Lill Prosperino - National Harm Reduction Coalition It is with broken hearts and profound sadness we share our beloved former colleague and forever friend, Lill Prosperino, has passed away. Lill was a light. Their smile and laugh made the whole room — ...

We lost one of the realest ones. Harm reduction and Appalachia are better off because of Lill, and my heart is with everybody who will miss their fierce presence. harmreduction.org/blog/honorin...

9. If you use Al to write something for you, it is meaningless and we'd all be better off if you had never said anything in the first place. This is the thing: Writing is meaning. The reason we write things is to express some sort of meaning, to pass along important information, to convey a human emotion or sensation. It doesn't matter whether the writing is grammatically correct, or vividly expressed. It matters that it came from you. That is the point of writing. If you ask a Chatbot to write something for you, you are being fundamentally unhuman and foundationally dishonest. I am not going to bend on this one. If it requires an Al bot for you to express something to me, you and I are probably not actually friends.

hell yeah @williamfleitch.bsky.social

Rümeysa Öztürk describes the library in the prison where she was held for 45 days for co-authoring an op-ed