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No war but class war, no king but Christ. He/him.
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You know the answer.
Ida Know
November 14, 2025 at 1:50 PM
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Help, I want it.
A Jeppson's Malört Advent calendar. A red box with Malört-yellow lettering and a silhouette of Santa's sleigh, pulled by reindeer, passing in front of a bright yellow moon.
November 7, 2025 at 3:05 AM
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Happy 30th birthday to Darius Lockhart, my favorite wrestler, the visionary behind ASÉ Wrestling (@asewrestling.bsky.social), just the coolest and best dude. Pictured here in art by @shiningwizardds.bsky.social.
An ink drawing of Darius Lockhart.
September 24, 2025 at 8:39 PM
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The only consolation I can stick with is that I truly love Hiromu, and like Yo-Hey he is VERY good at elevating people by being a jackass to them. However: also this.
Takahashi Hiromu in a backstage comment says "Thinking positively: it would be nice to get revenge, wouldn't it?"
September 13, 2025 at 6:39 AM
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Help.

Help me I'm gonna explode.
A tweet from Shibata with no text, just a picture of him and Kenta. Kenta is giving a thumbs-up, Shibata is pointing at the camera, their eyes are slightly unfocused and they've clearly been drinking together. Kenta then quote-tweeted it, saying "Reunited"
September 6, 2025 at 12:48 PM
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I love them more than anything and I owe Takayama my life and continued happiness.
A tweet from Kenta with a photo. The photo is of Kenta shaking hands with Shibata Katsuyori in a Takayamania ring. The tweet's text is "高山さんのおかげで元カノと復縁しました" (Thanks to Takayama-san, I got back together with my ex-girlfriend) and then an emoji of hands making a heart that BlueSky won't let me paste.
September 3, 2025 at 8:55 PM
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A two-panel meme of an orange cat on a table. In the first, he nibbles on a birthday cake (complete with three lit candles), and says "nom nom nom". In the second he's being pulled away from the cake by a human, and he has an indignant expression on his face as he says "nooo it are my birthday".
August 15, 2025 at 4:02 AM
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8/4: You see this paragraph? Listing every text Heinrich von dem Türlin referenced for Diu Crône? I realized as I was reading that I've read every. Single. One. I'm giving myself a day or so to feel accomplished about the progress I'm making.
Heinrich borrowed from a relatively large number of French and German works of the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries, yet he was quite original in adapting the material to his own purposes. His two tournaments draw from those in "Parzival", Hartmann's "Erec", and perhaps Ulrich's "Lanzelet"; and the most likely of two possible sources for the tankard episode is Robert Biquet's "Lai du cor". The Assiles campaign is largely Heinrich's own invention, but he got the wild-woman encounter from "Wigalois" and the Reimambram incident from the Harpin account of Hartmann's "Iwein". The chief sources for the Gasozein story were "Les enfances Gauvin", Chretien's "Lancelot", and "Lanzelet", none of which are followed very closely. Although the bridle tale is based primarily on Paien de Maisières's "La mule sans frein", the initial conflict of the two sisters is patterned after a similar situation in "Iwein". The probable source for the beheading game is "Le livre de Caradoc", and the magic-sword episode may have been influenced by "Le chevalier à l'epée".
August 5, 2025 at 2:51 AM
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My impossibly cute new orange tea set! This thing has been bringing me so much happiness lately. Shown here serving Stede's Orange Marmalade, from @fridaytea.com, which is - shockingly - actually orange too.
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A tiny teapot shaped like an orange with a spout, with a cup shaped like half an orange on top of it, next to three even tinier cups, patterned on a black cloth to show that they also look like oranges. Specifically, they're orange in color and also dimpled like the peel of an orange. The same orange-shaped teacup, directly facing the camera, but now with the bowl taken off the top to show a leaf shape near the top and a strainer cut-out at the front next to the spout. The spout of the strainer is pouring orange-colored tea into a small white bowl, which is next to the three tiny inverted orange bowls mentioned previously.
July 19, 2025 at 9:24 PM
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It's been two years since I woke up early for the Summer Solstice, went to Lake Michigan for the first time, waded in it a little while, went to Chinatown and hung out by the river in Ping Tom Park, and then saw Fall Out Boy in Wrigley Field. I think about that trip constantly, I need to go back.
The Chicago skyline, with the Sears Tower at the left, stretching out alone the curve of a beautifully blue Lake Michigan. Between the viewer and the lake are a grassy lawn, and a tree whose branches obscure most of the sky. The ivy outfield wall at Wrigley Field. Above the wall are the stadium's stands, and above that is the bottom edge of a Fall Out Boy billboard, but the ivy is the star of the show.
June 21, 2025 at 1:30 PM
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6/3 Now, I was wondering how a heel turn even worked in a three-way match, and I guess the chairshot fakeout is as good a way as any. But was it REALLY necessary to kick Tadasuke five seconds before joining him? Noah wrestlers' dedication to fighting their secret teammates is unmatched.
A tweet from me, from May 7, 2021. One thing I admire about the Noah juniors is their commitment to match structure even during matches that will end in betrayals. They'll really let themselves get beaten up for twenty minutes by the guy who's about to turn on his team and join them. That's professionalism.
June 19, 2025 at 2:44 PM
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Tamu believes in you
June 10, 2025 at 3:12 AM
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Here is the translation I read. I'm adding alt text even though I can't imagine a screen reader doing well with Scots, but it's Acts 2:5-21, if that helps.
Acts 2:5-21 There wis wonnin in Jerusalem at this time gudelie Jews at hed come there frae ilka kintra aneth the lift. Whan this sound gaed throu the place, they aa gethert in a croud an war fair bumbazed, ilkane o them, tae hear the Apostles speakin in his ain leid. Deed, they maistlins gaed by themsels wi winder: “Isna thir men at is speakin aa Galilee fowk?” said they. “What wey, than, is it, at ilkane o us hears them speakin the langage he wis fuishen up in himsel? Here we ar—Parthians, Medes, an Elamites, indwallers in Mesopotamia, in Judaea an Cappadocia, in Pontus an Asia, in Phrygia an Pamphylia, in Egyp an the pairts o Libya about Cyrene, Jews frae Roum, some o us born Jews, ithers converts, Cretans an Arabs—an ilkane o us hears them tellin in his ain leid the unco things at God hes wrocht!” They war aa ‘maist by themsels, no kennin what tae think, an speirin at ilkither, “What's this o’d ava?” tho there wis some geckit an said, ““They’r lippin fu o new wine.” But Peter stuid up wi the eleiven aside him an, takkin speech in haund, said tae the croud: “Aa ye Jews an dwallers in Jerusalem, this is something at ye maun ken; tent ye weill what I am tae say tae ye. Thir men isna fu, as ye jalouse: it is but the mids o the forenuin. Na, this is what the Prophet Joel foretauld, whan he said: ‘An this sal come tae pass,’ God says, ‘i the henmaist days: I will pour out my Spirit on aa livin, an your sons an your dauchters will prophesie, an your springalds will see visions an your carles will dream dreams. Ay, een on my servans, baith men an maids, I will pour out my Spirit i thae days, an they will prophesie. An I will gar uncos kythe i the lift abuin, an signs on the yird ablo, bluid an fire an cluds o reek. The sun will be turnt tae mirkness, an the muin tae bluid, afore the income o the day, the gryte an glorious day, o the Lord! An syne it sal be at ilkane at incaas the name o the Lord will be saufed.’
June 8, 2025 at 11:33 PM
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How do they rise up? The 25th of May is such an important day, but it's hard to explain why without summarizing several Discworld books. But it's about doing the job you didn't have to do. And afflicting the comfortable. And lilac. And hard-boiled eggs. And Terry Pratchett's everlasting legacy.
A close-up of a blue shirt pocket, with a stalk of lavender through the buttonhole. Next to the lavender is a pin of a purple ribbon with a spray of lilac. The picture is too blurry to see, but on the curve of the ribbon are the words "Terry Pratchett".
May 25, 2025 at 2:56 PM
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It's World Goth Day! I'm celebrating by drinking Underworld from @fridaytea.com and wearing Black Lipstick by @bpal.bsky.social.
A top-down view of a teacup on a fancy gold-patterned saucer filled with loose-leaf tea. It's pu-erh with pomegranate, dark chocolate, chicory root, and black cherry flavoring. Two unnerving puppets, a witch and a clown, appear to embrace in purple-tinted light. Superimposed over them is the name of a perfume. Single Note: BLACK LIPSTICK.
May 22, 2025 at 2:52 PM
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I come to the garden alone,
While the dew is still on the roses,
And the voice I hear falling on my ear
The Son of God discloses.

This poem by @jayhulmepoet.bsky.social and icon by @klicons.bsky.social are my joint Easter meditation.

He is risen! Alleluia!
Mary Magdalene and the Gardener By Jay Hulme, from The Backwater Sermons At first Mary thought He was a gardener, this miraculous Son. She saw the dirt under His nails though the tears in her eyes, and saw not the grave, but the bringer of life; And how was she wrong, then? This woman wrapped in grief, who saw the dirt of a borrowed tomb, and thought at first of things which bloom; Which turn their heads to the sun, and burst into joyous colour. The icon "Mary Magdalene and Christ the Gardener", by Kelly Latimore. Mary Magdalene, dressed in red and holding a jar, looks down at Jesus Christ, who kneels before some seedlings it seems He's just planted. They're surrounded by flowers and other plants, including a small tree with a bird's nest. Jesus' wounds are clearly visible on His hands and feet, and an empty tomb lies open in the background.
April 20, 2025 at 4:00 AM
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I've been reading Easter Rising poetry lately, and this one really struck me.
I See His Blood Upon the Rose by Joseph Mary Plunkett I see his blood upon the rose And in the stars the glory of his eyes, His body gleams amid eternal snows, His tears fall from the skies. I see his face in every flower; The thunder and the singing of the birds Are but his voice—and carven by his power Rocks are his written words. All pathways by his feet are worn, His strong heart stirs the ever-beating sea, His crown of thorns is twined with every thorn, His cross is every tree.
April 18, 2025 at 8:46 PM
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Happy birthday, Vincent. This painting struck me like an arrow when I first saw it in person, and it's been my favorite ever since. The lush grasses - those long brushstrokes! - and dense branches make it feel like an inhabitable space, not just a picture.
Vincent van Gogh's The Poet’s Garden. A meadow of various shades of green with little spots of flowers, lined by dense bushes and willow trees. Further back the trees become wispier until they blend in with the light yellow sky. The painting is in a large light-brown wooden frame on a grey museum wall. A close-up on a portion of the previous painting, showing long vertical strokes of green paint (grass) topped with tiny dabs of paint (flowers).
March 30, 2025 at 6:19 PM
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Endo slowly realizing he's accidentally joined a faction that doesn't hate Noah at all, and in fact has very strong opinions on how to improve it, has been v fun to watch.
Endo Tetsuya holding his arms up in an X, ostensibly defiant but looking out the corner of his eye at Ozawa (off-panel) with a look of uncertainty or apprehension.
March 2, 2025 at 7:43 PM
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Genuinely terrifying to wake up to.
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February 27, 2025 at 12:58 PM
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A beetle on his back.
Endo Tetsuya on his back in the ring, his legs up defensively but also wiggling.
January 19, 2025 at 3:46 PM
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I finally managed to clip this down to a reasonable size, and thank goodness, because I canNOT stop thinking about it. Why is he like this why do I love him.
January 9, 2025 at 8:56 PM
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Twelfth Night.
When the Song of the Angels Is Stilled by Howard Thurman When the song of the angels is stilled, When the star in the sky is gone, When the kings and the princes are home, When the shepherds are back with their flocks, The work of Christmas begins: To find the lost, To heal the broken, To feed the hungry, To release the prisoner, To rebuild the nations, To bring peace among brothers, To make music in the heart.
January 5, 2025 at 5:18 PM
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Oh! It's them!
Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth, in sort of gauzy fluffy fantasy gowns holding staffs with glowing orbs on the ends.
January 2, 2025 at 7:49 AM
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These were my teas from this past year. Attached is a list of my current teas (ingredients provided on request). Do not follow me because this tweet showed up in searches.
A note at the top of the list says teas marked with a plus sign are medicinal, and bold teas are herbal. Harney & Sons teas: Malachi McCormick Death on the Nile (medicinal, herbal) Milky Oolong White Peach Matcha Coconut Mint (medicinal, herbal) August Uncommon teas: Cult of Demeter (herbal) Mackintosh Avalon Adagio teas: Bonfire Black Dragon Pearls Tea-Tox (medicinal, herbal) Leo To Be Human Friday teas: Underworld Moonglow (medicinal, herbal) Winter Huntress Lao Cha Tuo Draw Me A Sheep Gingerbread House (herbal) New Mexico Tea Company: Russian Caravan Yorkshire teas: Bedtime Brew (decaf)
January 1, 2025 at 7:22 PM