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Palimpsest. Any/All. Send me your Meno hot takes, ttrpg ideas, weird poetry, and favorite illustrators.
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I know this one! That's fantastic! Was this an individual commissioner or the company behind the game?
September 29, 2025 at 3:27 PM
thearchimedean.bsky.social
I love the black warhammer arm kinda implies that they salvaged it off a Black Widow Company mech, maybe even Kerensky's own.
March 10, 2025 at 7:31 PM
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taliajane.bsky.social
Press release:

“Regardless of what the court or jury will say about the matter, we took action today to mark this train car as a place of mourning, a place of grief, and a place of rage against a city and a country that deems certain lives to be more valuable than others."
Amid Jury Deliberations, New Yorkers Hack Ads On Subway Line To Declare Jordan Neely Was Lynched. New York, NY — This morning as the jury deliberates charges for Jordan Neely's killing, an anonymous group of New Yorkers reclaimed public space on the F train, the site of Daniel Penny's killing of Jordan Neely, to declare "A Man Was Lynched Here" "We want to make it as clear as possible. This was ot self defense. This was not saviorship. Or an accident. This was a lynching of a Black man in distress." said a Queens based participant. The group's design pays homage to the original "A Man Was Lynched Yesterday" flag flown outside NAACP Manhattan offices from 1920 to 1938, with "A Man Was Lynched Here. The action was followed by sticker placements on subway maps across hundreds of platforms in the five boroughs, marking the Broadway/Lafayette Street stop - the site of Daniel Penny's murder of Jordan Neely - with a replica of the flag. The autonomous group consists of Black, brown, Asian, white and Jewish New Yorkers across those identities, representing the communities often pitted against each other after violence. "New York must ensure its public spaces are free from the racist state violence and racist interpersonal violence that shape so much of life for Black and brown people in this city. Jordan Neely was lynched on the F train. Regardless of what the court or jury will say about the matter, we took action today to mark this train car as a place of mourning, a place of grief, and a place of rage against a city and a country that deems certain lives to be more valuable than others." added a participant from Brooklyn. "Jordan Neely died at the hands of a state that insists Black and brown and poor and disabled folks — all but an elite few — are dispensable. Jordan deserved care. All New Yorkers deserve care." shared a participant from The Bronx. "Today, Daniel Penny and his $3 million dollar lawyer, paid for by those who openly encourage vigilante violence against New York City's most vulnerable, are making every argument except the one Mr. Penny made after killing Neely, and that was Mr. Penny boasting to police," said a participant who wasn't on the scene, but helped coordinate the rapid logistics for the team.
December 5, 2024 at 5:51 PM
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atomicbritt.bsky.social
*Taps sign*
Meme image features a scene from "The Simpsons." In the top half, a character in a blue uniform is driving a vehicle, looking serious. The text above reads, "DON'T MAKE ME TAP THE SIGN." In the bottom half, a hand points to a sign that states, "IT'S ABSOLUTELY OKAY TO REPOST YOUR OWN WORK FOR VISIBILITY. YOU'RE AN ARTIST, NOT A CONTENT FARM."
December 1, 2024 at 4:43 AM