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Morgan
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💕 she/her 📖 INFJ 🏰 Theme Parks 🌹 Politics ♀️ Feminism 🏳️‍⚧️ Trans Rights 🏳️‍🌈 LGBTQ+ ⚾ Baseball 📽️ Film ♟️ Board Games 🎮 Video Games

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Despite three nominations for The Longest Tailor, Tramell did in fact win!
A screenshot of the list of nominees and winners for the Emmy award "Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series". The list reads: Zach Cherry, Severance; Walton Goggins, The White Lotus; Jason Isaacs, The White Lotus; James Marsden, Paradise; Sam Rockwell, The White Lotus; Tramell Tillman, Severance; John Turturro, Severance. Tramell's name is in bold and the word "(WINNER)" appears next to it.
September 15, 2025 at 6:43 AM
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Highly recommend downloading the @dropout.tv Buttling Buddy Chrome extension so you can make @samreich.bsky.social be shocked by the sudden appearance of buttholes around him #gamechanger #dropout #theladysaidbuttholes
A cropped screenshot of the Game Changer episode "Cut for Time: Season 5". A multicolored frame surrounds the show's host Sam Reich, a man in glasses with a beard and wearing a pinstriped suit and a red tie, who is making a somewhat confused face looking at something out of frame to his left. Overlaid on top of the image are animated drawings of butts in silly poses, and the juxtaposition makes it appear that Sam is looking at them. A cropped screenshot of the Game Changer episode "Cut for Time: Season 5". A multicolored frame surrounds the show's host Sam Reich, a man in glasses with a beard and wearing a pinstriped suit and a red tie, who is making a shocked face looking at something out of frame to his left. Overlaid on top of the image are animated drawings of butts in silly poses, and the juxtaposition makes it appear that Sam is shocked at the butt on screen. A cropped screenshot of the Game Changer episode "Cut for Time: Season 5". A multicolored frame surrounds the show's host Sam Reich, a man in glasses with a beard and wearing a pinstriped suit and a red tie, who is making a somewhat surprised and shocked face looking at something out of frame beneath him. Overlaid on top of the image are animated drawings of butts in silly poses, and the juxtaposition makes it appear that Sam is shocked to discover a butt beneath him.
August 16, 2025 at 5:01 AM
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I wonder if this was part of the inspiration for the (scrapped) festival center in the Epcot overhaul?
Concept art from the initially released plan to remodel Epcot's Future World into World Celebration. A large, flat, circular building lined with glass panels is elevated above the walkway with a park-like area beneath it.
August 5, 2025 at 3:23 AM
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Sure, but just punishing the presidential candidate? In nearly every county across multiple states? Surely if the "very unpopular" party was that unpopular then there also wouldn't have been Dem senators winning in these same counties?
A chart from SMART Elections showing the voter Drop-Off from Presidential to Senate race by party in Arizona. A chart from SMART Elections showing the voter Drop-Off from Presidential to Senate race by party in Wisconsin. Two charts from SMART Elections showing the voter Drop-Off from Presidential to down-ballot races by party across the US, showing the differences between Swing states and Non-Swing states.
June 17, 2025 at 4:05 AM
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These aren't conspiracy theories though, they have legs. Read through the work done by SMART Elections and Election Truth Alliance, like this graph showing the down ballot drop off in votes for GOP candidates compared to Dem candidates. Graphs like this exist in every 2024 swing state.
A graph from SMART Elections showing North Carolina: Comparison of Drop-Off Votes from President to Attorney General by County.
June 17, 2025 at 3:51 AM
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A screenshot of the Letterboxd app showing a movie poster for the film It's What's Inside (2024). Below the poster is a rating of 5 stars.
May 12, 2025 at 1:56 AM
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Conway's Red Top. Those who grew up in the Springs know.
A large cheeseburger from Conway's Red Top restaurant. The burger is as big as a standard size circular dinner plate; in this image, the burger is placed on a longer oval-shaped dinner plate so that a serving of french fries can sit next to it. A hand is in the frame reaching for a french fry.
April 24, 2025 at 7:16 AM
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Animated gif of a scene from the comedy show, "The Good Place". One character, Michael, played by Ted Danson, is standing in a blue suit jacket with a light blue bow tie. He is an older looking man with white hair and glasses. To his left is another character, Janet, played by D'Arcy Carden. They are wearing a green vest over a dotted long sleeve blouse and they have long brown hair. In the gif, Michael leans forward in exasperated disbelief. The caption at the bottom reads, "Jason figured it out?"
April 20, 2025 at 7:31 PM
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So far @ivyroadgames.bsky.social 's #Wanderstop has been an absolute joy. I'm laughing, reflecting, and having my heart yanked out of my chest in a way that only @hellocakebread.bsky.social can do.
A screenshot from the game "Wanderstop". Two characters talk inside of a cozy coffee shop in a clearing. The player character, named Alta, is a young woman with somewhat dark skin and white hair; she is crossing her arms. Opposite her is a taller man named Boro, who is somewhat cartoonishly wide-set. He is bald and wears blue overalls overtop a white shirt. Light comes in through a window in the background, and behind the characters are shelves with mugs and a whimsical mug cleaning device. Overlaid on the screen is a conversation window: "Boro: 'Is everything making sense so far?' " There are two options for the player to choose from: "Yes." and "Yes. [lie]". A screenshot from the game "Wanderstop". Two characters talk in a glade surrounded by colorful trees. The player character, named Alta, is a young woman with somewhat dark skin and white hair; she is wearing a dark colored jumper and a red apron and has one hand on her face in a somewhat inquisitive stance. Opposite her is a short, somewhat elderly woman with long flowing white hair. She is wearing overalls and has a cartoonishly large backpack strapped to her back overflowing with bags, tools, and banners. Overlaid on the screen is a conversation window which just reads: "Customer: 'HELL NO I DON'T WANT TEA.' " A screenshot from the game "Wanderstop". Two characters talk inside of a cozy coffee shop in a clearing. The player character, named Alta, is a young woman with somewhat dark skin and white hair; she is wearing a dark colored outfit with a red apron tied around her waist. Opposite her is a taller man named Boro, who is somewhat cartoonishly wide-set. He is bald and wears blue overalls overtop a white shirt, and has a pensive expression on his face. There is a lantern behind them on the wall, as well as a cascading waterfall which is part of a whimsical cleaning device. Overlaid on the screen is a conversation window: "Boro: 'But Miss Alta... should we really stop making things beautiful simply because they may disappear in the future?' "
March 29, 2025 at 9:51 AM
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And another state secedes. The United States (for Trans People Using the Bathroom) currently has 45 states. It's illegal to be trans using the bathroom in some capacity in 13 of those 45 states, giving trans people 32 states to be able to use the bathroom completely legally.
A map of the United States. The legend reads, "The United States (for Trans People Using the Bathroom). The states of Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Alaska, Hawaii, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, and the District of Columbia, are colored blue, indicating, "States where Trans People can legally use the bathroom". The states of Idaho, Iowa, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and South Carolina are colored light orange, indicating, "States where Trans People cannot use the bathroom in a K-12 school." The states of North Dakota, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and West Virginia are colored a dark orange, indicating, "States where Trans People cannot use the bathroom in a K-12 school or a public university." The state of Ohio is colored the same dark orange but with dark diagonal stripes, indicating, "States where Trans People cannot use the bathroom in a K-12 school or a public university or a private university." The states of Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, Utah, and Florida are missing from the map, indicating that they do not exist as places where Trans People can use the bathroom.
March 28, 2025 at 12:11 AM
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It's also not present in the current satellite image on Google Maps, though this is from before Primeval Whirl was demolished so that still gives a timeframe of occurring sometime between September 2021 and now.
March 11, 2025 at 11:20 AM
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One of my favorites is this one that time forgot next to the seldom-used Guest Relations windows in the southeast Esplanade. I think I've only ever had others in there once?
March 10, 2025 at 6:07 AM
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Repost with the first album you bought with your own money.

I was, like, 11 okay?
February 24, 2025 at 4:05 AM
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This sentence is just objectively wild. They want to analyze the "threat" that antipsychotics and mood stabilizers pose. Kinda right there in the name; if you take away someone's mood stabilizer, their mood will become unstabilized, and I really don't think that eating more lettuce fixes that.
February 17, 2025 at 11:10 PM
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Yeah WolframAlpha gave me a result in less time than it took to make up the numbers to put in. Admittedly I don't know for certain that it's correct but I trust it a heck of a lot more than a LLM.
A screenshot of the website WolframAlpha.com . The math problem 7493745021345*2093248673146 is put into a calculator field. Below, the result 15686271822824864698301370 is displayed.
February 14, 2025 at 4:50 AM
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I'm assuming Bluesky is being weird, but for a second I thought you were just telling us that there was nothing to appreciate about Adventureland in the 1980s 😆
A screenshot of a Bluesky post from Jason Schultz (@jason.parkendium.com). The post text is "Adventureland appreciation post (Disneyland version) (1980s)." Under the post text is a grid of four photos, each is just a black square.
February 3, 2025 at 11:15 PM
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These are all the new-to-me films I saw in 2024 ranked! A few notes: I often watch things with my husband so there's a lot of horror as that's the genre we watch together the most, and also he doesn't like going out to the theatre so you won't see any big theatrical hits if they're not out for (1/)
A screenshot of the website Letterboxd showing Morgan's top 10 films she watched in 2024. The films are arranged in a list from #1 at the top to #10 at the bottom; each listing has the film's cover art, title, year of release, Morgan's star rating out of 5, and date watched. The listed films are: 1. It's What's Inside (2024), 4.5 stars, 10/30/24; 2. Bottoms (2023), 5 stars, 2/27/24; 3. Bound (1996), 4 stars, 3/25/24; 4. Triangle (2009), 4.5 stars, 5/28/24, 5. Something in the Dirt (2022), 4 stars, 9/15/24; 6. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024), 4 stars, 12/10/24; 7. The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (2022), 4 stars, 9/19/24; 8. Lisa Frankenstein (2024), 4 stars, 4/3/24; 9. Sissy (2022), 4 stars, 7/1/24; 10. Woman of the Hour (2023), 4 stars, 12/27/24 A screenshot of the website Letterboxd showing some of Morgan's top films that she watched in 2024. The films are arranged in a list from #11 at the top to #20 at the bottom; each listing has the film's cover art, title, year of release, Morgan's star rating out of 5, and date watched. The listed films are: 11. Late Night with the Devil (2023), 4 stars, 4/21/24; 12. Totally Killer (2023), 4 stars 10/16/24; 13. Deadpool and Wolverine (2024), 3 stars 11/15/24; 14. Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead (2023), 3.5 stars 10/1/24; 15. Juno (2007), 3 stars 4/13/24; 16. X (2022), 3 stars 5/27/24; 17. Let The Wrong One In (2021), 3 stars 4/18/24; 18. Ghost Stories (2017), 3 stars, 4/13/24; 19. Escape Room (2019), 3 stars, 9/30/24; 20. Stopmotion (2023), 3 stars, 6/1/24 A screenshot of the website Letterboxd showing some of Morgan's top films that she watched in 2024. The films are arranged in a list from #21 at the top to #27 at the bottom; each listing has the film's cover art, title, year of release, Morgan's star rating out of 5, and date watched. The listed films are: 21. Down (2001), 2 stars, 5/25/24; 22. Chopping Mall (1986), 2 stars, 4/30/24; 23. The Stone Tape (1972), 2 stars, 5/8/24; 24. The Nun II (2023), 1.5 stars, 5/27/24; 25. Body Melt (1993), 1.5 stars, 6/25/24; 26. Circle (2015), 1.5 stars, 5/14/24; 27. Hell Hole (2024), 1.5 stars, 12/17/24
January 1, 2025 at 3:11 AM
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I'm not sure who needs this information, but in the #NintendoMusic app you can extend the SM64 Slider theme to 60 minutes.
A screenshot of the Nintendo Music app. At the top is a frame from Super Mario 64 of Mario sliding down a red ramp in the Princess Peach's Secret Slide course. Below the frame are music controls and information. The name of the track is listed ("Slider") and below it is text of the game it is from ("Super Mario 64"). Beneath the track name is a seek bar showing the length of the song and how far into the song has been played. The bar shows that 34 minutes and 54 seconds have elapsed out of 60 total minutes. Below the seek bar are music control buttons; from left to right: shuffle, previous track, play, next track, repeat. At the bottom of the screen are additional buttons; to the left is a playlist button, in the center is the button to extend playback (which has been set to 60 minutes) and to the right is a 3 dot meatball menu for more options.
December 30, 2024 at 5:22 AM
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Aww, thanks Gameloft! Seeing gifts under the tree was a great surprise :) #DisneyDreamlightValley
A screenshot from the game Disney Dreamlight Valley. The player's inventory screen is open showing seven wrapped gifts given to the player from the game's publisher, Gameloft. In the background of the inventory screen, a decorated Christmas tree can be seen with the player model standing in front of it. The player model is a woman with light skin and a medium build, wearing a white and blue hooded sweatshirt decorated with blue diamond designs and blue jeans. She has short brown hair with pink highlights and is wearing glasses with a thin blue frame.
December 25, 2024 at 12:04 PM
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December 25, 2024 at 2:24 AM
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@parkermolloy.com Hi there! I'm not sure if you control all the accounts that go into the MLB+ feed or if others can add/remove, but this one popped up in my following and I don't think is supposed to be part of the feed 😅 account is zairiza .bsky.social
Screenshot of the MLB+ feed with an ad for VRChat avatars
December 21, 2024 at 8:32 AM
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I didn't know Nintendo did a Wrapped! #NintendoSwitch2024
An infographic showing details of Morgan's year in review of Nintendo play. The graphic is a white box with a red border. At the top is "Morgan's Gaming Style" showing a picture of her Mii avatar surrounded by a donut graph. The graph shows these genres: "Action: 46%, Adventure: 27%, Party: 12%." Under the graph is "Most-played Games of 2024"; under that heading are cover images of three games. From left to right, they are "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom", "The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom", and "Mario Party Superstars". At the bottom of the image are two overall stats, showing "20 total games" and "142 total hours". Finally, in the red border below the white box is the Nintendo logo, in white, along with the website the image was generated from: https://year-in-review.nintendo.com.
December 19, 2024 at 2:09 AM
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Geoff calling in all his favors tonight #thegameawards
December 13, 2024 at 1:10 AM
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I just love changelog entries divorced of their context #PlanetCoaster2
A bulleted list item from the most recent changelog to Planet Coaster 2. It reads, "Guest will now vomit more often when they're nauseous."
December 12, 2024 at 1:29 AM
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I had completely forgotten about the post-60th "oops" castle until you mentioned it.
An image of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland, California from 2017. The shiny roof decorations from the 60th Anniversary Celebration in 2015 had inadvertently damaged the roofs of the castle, so they had to remain in place despite the rest of the 60th decorations being removed. The roofs are all outlined in a shiny blue metal and the tips of the castle spires resemble the diamond-shaped spires from the celebration. A crowd of people are seen below the castle, waiting to cross the drawbridge into Fantasyland.
December 6, 2024 at 4:48 AM