I live a life of intrigue and suspense, full of exciting questions like “why did I walk into this room,” “what was the reason I picked up my phone two hours ago,” and “is that yellow stain on my nails orange peel or jaundice”
Category Archives: Microblogging
The Answer Is: Performing
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Write to Your Reps (Update)
As promised, I’ve updated my letter template you can use to write to your representatives.
AI development is in a critical stage. We may never have an opportunity to make a bigger impact than right now. I know it sounds melodramatic, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t true: the fate of our entire race is at stake.
Please, get involved.
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Slamming Windows
I think my favorite thing about MS Windows is when you can’t do anything with a file or folder because “it is open in another program,” but it won’t say which program.
That’s the best!
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No Representation Without Taxation
Happy birthday, USA! Please don’t die.
Here’s an idea: you know how the US Revolution started with “No taxation without representation?” Why don’t we try enforcing the inverse, too? I mean, if someone doesn’t pay what they’re worth in taxes, they shouldn’t be able to lobby or vote either, right?
…Right???
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Why Am I Like This, pt. XIX
Me: *chewing*
Me: *slightly distracted by literally any other thing*
My food:

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Thanks, Toby!
I just found out this morning that my prediction for Deltarune Chapter 5’s release date was partly right: it was indeed announced last-minute. Fifteen days prior, to be exact.
That was fifteen days ago, by the way. Meaning it releases today.
On– My? BIRTHDAY???

So… Happy birthday to me, apparently! Best birthday surprise ever! I’m just gonna go turn off the internet for a couple months to make sure I don’t see any spoilers.
…Bye!
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That Feel
When you leave a comment on one of your favorite webcomics and the author drops a “like” on it:
Leave a comment
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