Yoda who doesn’t call himself a Jedi and is “more kind of spiritual, really”

I moved to London four years ago, excited and hopeful, but also worried that I’d sold myself on an unrealistic fantasy of Living In A Big City and was about to be crushingly disappointed and friends let me tell you I very fucking much was not 🙌

Jfc this is “I see what you were TRYING to do there, but you didn’t” on the scale of Greek tragedy

@themountaingoats.bsky.social got me today on Skinny Puppy’s discography which was embarrassing as hell

I don’t think I have many/any London bsky followers who aren’t also Instagram friends but just in case I do and you want to catch some black box theatre in Wimbledon next week…

Oh wow, positive thoughts for him today!

Having said that: I read the piece and it ultimately feels like the whole umbrage stems from the title alone, which is kinda flimsy. But still, I can see how it’s a conversation worth having

Yeah, but, this isn’t a review? It’s an opinion piece? About how the series misses an opportunity for the same punk and queer representation as its namesake, which is a fair and worthwhile point to bring up?

Nah unfortunately and I won’t be making more: on the one hand we’re well past the days when two doses of a Covid vax felt like a finished task, but also I’ve since moved to the UK 🫤

Okay but seriously in 2021 I designed and ordered a bunch of these and put em on instagram like “does anyone want one” and they paid for my PS5

"The wishes of the dead are the wishes of people who do not exist" might be the best explanation for why I thought it was so cool Prince had a vault full of music no one was ever allowed to hear, and then the day after he died I felt almost scarily entitled to get to hear all of it

Anyway: it sounds like you and your friends just have different answers to “when does an Author become a Historical Figure,” sounds like their answer is “as soon as the body’s cold” and if I’m being honest w/myself that might be where I land on the spectrum too