Ryan M. McGill
@ryanmmcgill.bsky.social
I’m a PNW born & bred neurodivergent multi-hyphenate maker and love junky trying to foster healing connection with other creatures, preferably via absurdist wordplay, but down for whatever. Not a fan of gendered pronouns, but they’re fun otherwise.
@trashxdiscourse.bsky.social I’ve noticed you have a peculiar accent, similar to guitar teacher Sean Daniel. I was wondering if you were also from New England.
June 27, 2025 at 12:05 AM
@trashxdiscourse.bsky.social I’ve noticed you have a peculiar accent, similar to guitar teacher Sean Daniel. I was wondering if you were also from New England.
This is not a poem. This actually happened to Martin Niemöller, a German Christian Nationalist, and these are his words.
When the folks who think it's their job to get people decide to start getting people,
they won't stop just because some of us think it's gone far enough.
It's already too far.
When the folks who think it's their job to get people decide to start getting people,
they won't stop just because some of us think it's gone far enough.
It's already too far.
April 4, 2025 at 2:58 AM
This is not a poem. This actually happened to Martin Niemöller, a German Christian Nationalist, and these are his words.
When the folks who think it's their job to get people decide to start getting people,
they won't stop just because some of us think it's gone far enough.
It's already too far.
When the folks who think it's their job to get people decide to start getting people,
they won't stop just because some of us think it's gone far enough.
It's already too far.
Things like this are why I fell in love with language and learning.
Every word is an opportunity to know ourselves and the universe around us.
Every word is an opportunity to know ourselves and the universe around us.
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January 16, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Things like this are why I fell in love with language and learning.
Every word is an opportunity to know ourselves and the universe around us.
Every word is an opportunity to know ourselves and the universe around us.
. . . So that’s why he called the record, “Please, Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em”.
2 shorts explains mc hammer's reputation
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January 16, 2025 at 7:11 PM
. . . So that’s why he called the record, “Please, Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em”.