Grahame 'the InstaGrahame'
@theinstagrahame.bsky.social
Game designer, editor, technical writer, podcaster, and reformed journalist. (he/they)
Some friends and I were just talking about how JD Vance always wears pants that are too short. He has wealth and power. He can afford to get pants that fit. He can afford people to help him look good.
He chooses this. He (allegedly) gets really bent out of shape when people point it out.
He chooses this. He (allegedly) gets really bent out of shape when people point it out.
June 26, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Some friends and I were just talking about how JD Vance always wears pants that are too short. He has wealth and power. He can afford to get pants that fit. He can afford people to help him look good.
He chooses this. He (allegedly) gets really bent out of shape when people point it out.
He chooses this. He (allegedly) gets really bent out of shape when people point it out.
Honestly, don't read the article. Or any of the articles.
As much as it feels like the @nytimes.com is trying to defend a Billionaire's actions, it feels more like they're trying to cash in on the outrage people feel about his actions.
They seem to think every social media platform is Twitter.
As much as it feels like the @nytimes.com is trying to defend a Billionaire's actions, it feels more like they're trying to cash in on the outrage people feel about his actions.
They seem to think every social media platform is Twitter.
December 13, 2024 at 4:13 PM
Honestly, don't read the article. Or any of the articles.
As much as it feels like the @nytimes.com is trying to defend a Billionaire's actions, it feels more like they're trying to cash in on the outrage people feel about his actions.
They seem to think every social media platform is Twitter.
As much as it feels like the @nytimes.com is trying to defend a Billionaire's actions, it feels more like they're trying to cash in on the outrage people feel about his actions.
They seem to think every social media platform is Twitter.
The Road to Waverly Flats reveals itself. There is no way to leave, once you're in town. All roads lead back to Route 4 and 13, and Route 4 and 13 always leads back to Waverly Flats.
September 27, 2023 at 3:11 PM
The Road to Waverly Flats reveals itself. There is no way to leave, once you're in town. All roads lead back to Route 4 and 13, and Route 4 and 13 always leads back to Waverly Flats.
Now live: Restful Actions, a collection of 10 minigames for downtime periods in any TTRPG. They're designed to help players resolve character conflicts, complete goals, heal or explore, and take much shorter shopping trips (You can download the shopping trip minigame as a demo!)
August 31, 2023 at 2:40 PM
Now live: Restful Actions, a collection of 10 minigames for downtime periods in any TTRPG. They're designed to help players resolve character conflicts, complete goals, heal or explore, and take much shorter shopping trips (You can download the shopping trip minigame as a demo!)
I've been hard at work on a project for the #BriefRespiteJam, which draws a lot of inspiration from Beam Saber's Downtime Actions (and FitD generally) and from Everest Pipkin's World Ending Game.
This is Restful Actions, a set of minigames for the non-combat parts of an RPG. Coming soon!
This is Restful Actions, a set of minigames for the non-combat parts of an RPG. Coming soon!
August 30, 2023 at 1:55 PM
I've been hard at work on a project for the #BriefRespiteJam, which draws a lot of inspiration from Beam Saber's Downtime Actions (and FitD generally) and from Everest Pipkin's World Ending Game.
This is Restful Actions, a set of minigames for the non-combat parts of an RPG. Coming soon!
This is Restful Actions, a set of minigames for the non-combat parts of an RPG. Coming soon!