Timmy Boy
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Built in Indianapolis, permits still pending. Theme park/resort tech designer. Hoosier Football/Pacers/Colts nonsense. (sorry) Waiting for Mechagodzilla in the Cell Phone Lot of MCO. Human after y’all.
He/him/Tim
He/him/Tim
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circle up, koalas
friendly reminder
The things you believed were right yesterday are still right. They'll be right if they put you in jail. They'll be right if they shoot you. They'll still be right when these people are dead and dusted and gone.
which they will be
The things you believed were right yesterday are still right. They'll be right if they put you in jail. They'll be right if they shoot you. They'll still be right when these people are dead and dusted and gone.
which they will be
January 15, 2026 at 3:55 PM
circle up, koalas
Watched the ‘85 Bears 30 for 30 last night, got worked up, cried, and bought a Walter Payton jersey. Capitalism is working.
January 15, 2026 at 3:38 PM
Watched the ‘85 Bears 30 for 30 last night, got worked up, cried, and bought a Walter Payton jersey. Capitalism is working.
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this is genuinely incredible
January 15, 2026 at 1:31 PM
this is genuinely incredible
They were the only folks who believed we could fly, because nobody else even believed we had wings.
January 15, 2026 at 2:53 AM
They were the only folks who believed we could fly, because nobody else even believed we had wings.
Justin Theroux doing a Walt Disney/Howard Hughes pastiche opposite Walton Goggins doing Gary Cooper is a delight
January 14, 2026 at 9:41 PM
Justin Theroux doing a Walt Disney/Howard Hughes pastiche opposite Walton Goggins doing Gary Cooper is a delight
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Romania did it mid-afternoon
January 14, 2026 at 6:09 PM
Romania did it mid-afternoon
Had the hard conversation with my Cousin Sissy that she's going to have to be called Aunt Sissy from here on out. After my divorce and a spate of deaths last year, she's the default southern woman to light me and my brother's asses up when we do something stupid. This is important to our ecosystem.
January 14, 2026 at 3:28 PM
Had the hard conversation with my Cousin Sissy that she's going to have to be called Aunt Sissy from here on out. After my divorce and a spate of deaths last year, she's the default southern woman to light me and my brother's asses up when we do something stupid. This is important to our ecosystem.
Hang on there, I think you’ve got something…
Give me that, and Freddie Gibbs as Gandolph Fitch
Give me that, and Freddie Gibbs as Gandolph Fitch
Ok, since everything is terrible I’m launching a @diedrichbader.bsky.social for Jim Rockford movement. Can’t we at least have this?
The Rockford Files Reboot Lands Pilot Order At NBC — Who Would You Cast To Fill James Garner's Shoes? - TVLine
Jim Rockford is back on the case: NBC has ordered a pilot for a reboot of the classic '70s detective series The Rockford Files.
www.tvline.com
January 14, 2026 at 10:53 AM
Hang on there, I think you’ve got something…
Give me that, and Freddie Gibbs as Gandolph Fitch
Give me that, and Freddie Gibbs as Gandolph Fitch
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I’m gonna remind y’all you asked for this
January 14, 2026 at 4:27 AM
I’m gonna remind y’all you asked for this
I cannot overemphasize the impact this man had on dorkass tech workers.
We Trying to Stay Alive from The Carnival hit my industry like a damn lightning bolt, unlike anything outside of maybe the TRON:Legacy soundtrack.
Star Trek:Discovery even made it the major plot point of an episode.
RIP.
We Trying to Stay Alive from The Carnival hit my industry like a damn lightning bolt, unlike anything outside of maybe the TRON:Legacy soundtrack.
Star Trek:Discovery even made it the major plot point of an episode.
RIP.
RIP 🙏🏽❤️ 🕊️ GRAMMY-nominated recording artist and producer John Forté, who suddenly passed away at 50 years old. Forté was best known for being a member of the Refugee Camp All-Stars, alongside his work with Lauryn Hill and The Fugees on their 1996 album 'The Score.
January 14, 2026 at 2:49 AM
I cannot overemphasize the impact this man had on dorkass tech workers.
We Trying to Stay Alive from The Carnival hit my industry like a damn lightning bolt, unlike anything outside of maybe the TRON:Legacy soundtrack.
Star Trek:Discovery even made it the major plot point of an episode.
RIP.
We Trying to Stay Alive from The Carnival hit my industry like a damn lightning bolt, unlike anything outside of maybe the TRON:Legacy soundtrack.
Star Trek:Discovery even made it the major plot point of an episode.
RIP.
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Fully agree with this. The conflict between differing conceptions of American liberty is extremely old and enduring.
Anyhow, Read Theory.
Anyhow, Read Theory.
January 13, 2026 at 7:25 PM
Fully agree with this. The conflict between differing conceptions of American liberty is extremely old and enduring.
Anyhow, Read Theory.
Anyhow, Read Theory.
MINA IN THE TENT
For anyone wondering why I spent so much time baking last summer....here's why!
Airs Feb 1
Airs Feb 1
January 13, 2026 at 7:14 PM
MINA IN THE TENT
The author here comes to the correct conclusion later, we weren’t the only generation reading newspaper comics or even collections (when Bill Gaines’ dad invented comic books, he was just reprinting Sunday Funnies) but Scholastic DID target us in a unique way through book fairs and clubs with them
why did so many millennials read so many newspaper comics? easily 60 percent of my reading diet in elementary/middle school was collected editions of calvin and hobbes, farside, dilbert, peanuts, doonesbury (!), foxtrot (?!?) and i know im not alone. historically unique phenomenon
rather than talk about Scott Adams I want to talk about something weirder (me). Who else was really into Dilbert when you were 12. Who else was like, boy, I can't wait to work a cubicle job
January 13, 2026 at 6:42 PM
The author here comes to the correct conclusion later, we weren’t the only generation reading newspaper comics or even collections (when Bill Gaines’ dad invented comic books, he was just reprinting Sunday Funnies) but Scholastic DID target us in a unique way through book fairs and clubs with them
Stopping all I’m doing to watch this
Spencer Hall joins Bomani for another episode of Time Machine Tuesday! 💯
- The greatest college football season OF ALL TIME
- The legend of Cam Newton
- The $180,000 Mississippi State allegations
Live NOW 📺: youtu.be/_IFP_FZzo_Q
- The greatest college football season OF ALL TIME
- The legend of Cam Newton
- The $180,000 Mississippi State allegations
Live NOW 📺: youtu.be/_IFP_FZzo_Q
Cam Newton at Auburn: The Greatest College Football season of all time | Bomani Jones & Spencer Hall
YouTube video by The Right Time with Bomani Jones
youtu.be
January 13, 2026 at 5:19 PM
Stopping all I’m doing to watch this
The “paradigm shifting without a clutch” punchline that @magnolia2010.bsky.social posted earlier today is still one of the best joke payoffs I’ve ever seen. It makes me angry, it’s so good.
As one of the resident experts in comic strips from 1980-1995, I regret to inform you that Dilbert was an amazing strip at its peak. Inventive, constantly playing with the world it created, nihilistic in the best sense for a comic. The money (or something) pickled his brain, but that strip was legit
January 13, 2026 at 5:01 PM
The “paradigm shifting without a clutch” punchline that @magnolia2010.bsky.social posted earlier today is still one of the best joke payoffs I’ve ever seen. It makes me angry, it’s so good.
New Monarch Godzilla Show is set to drop and I just want them to acknowledge that “Tim” ripped off my whole steez, I can be paid off in Merchandise
January 13, 2026 at 4:06 PM
New Monarch Godzilla Show is set to drop and I just want them to acknowledge that “Tim” ripped off my whole steez, I can be paid off in Merchandise
Hear, hear.
I am so gotdam thankful that Mike Judge produced Silicon Valley because it hit most of the same nails on the head to the point where I didn’t miss Dilbert anymore.
I am so gotdam thankful that Mike Judge produced Silicon Valley because it hit most of the same nails on the head to the point where I didn’t miss Dilbert anymore.
I am not sad that he died, but I will admit that I am sad at what he became. I started working in software in 1998 and Dilbert was a really unique take on that world for the time. I used to enjoy it immensely and by becoming such a complete fuckhead he ruined that for me
January 13, 2026 at 4:02 PM
Hear, hear.
I am so gotdam thankful that Mike Judge produced Silicon Valley because it hit most of the same nails on the head to the point where I didn’t miss Dilbert anymore.
I am so gotdam thankful that Mike Judge produced Silicon Valley because it hit most of the same nails on the head to the point where I didn’t miss Dilbert anymore.
Final Fantasy III (VI) Regularly crashed during the Kefka fight, or the Gau fights, or whenever it wanted, really. It even had a power sensitivity that regularly wiped save files.
Ultima III was soft locked because Richard Garriott sucks at spelling.
There were so many buggy/broken SNES/DOS RPGs
Ultima III was soft locked because Richard Garriott sucks at spelling.
There were so many buggy/broken SNES/DOS RPGs
Several games launched entirely broken. Bubble Bobble Revolution had 2/3rds of the game locked behind a bug. Lord of the Rings on SNES sometimes gives out bad passwords so you cannot continue your game. There's a million examples of how wrong this is.
"games used to release without any game breaking glitches" is such a lie because like every nintendo game had japanese version exclusive glitches all the time
also super paper mario could just randomly crash for no reason, no one ever talks about that.
also super paper mario could just randomly crash for no reason, no one ever talks about that.
January 13, 2026 at 2:34 PM
Final Fantasy III (VI) Regularly crashed during the Kefka fight, or the Gau fights, or whenever it wanted, really. It even had a power sensitivity that regularly wiped save files.
Ultima III was soft locked because Richard Garriott sucks at spelling.
There were so many buggy/broken SNES/DOS RPGs
Ultima III was soft locked because Richard Garriott sucks at spelling.
There were so many buggy/broken SNES/DOS RPGs
When I worked at a bar at Disney, there was a guy who preceded me named “Greg”. Greg was apparently otherworldly stupid but had the confidence of Muhammad Ali. I didn’t know Greg, but the stories were so entertaining that I would listen for HOURS as my coworkers went on about the dumb shit he did
January 13, 2026 at 2:24 PM
When I worked at a bar at Disney, there was a guy who preceded me named “Greg”. Greg was apparently otherworldly stupid but had the confidence of Muhammad Ali. I didn’t know Greg, but the stories were so entertaining that I would listen for HOURS as my coworkers went on about the dumb shit he did
Joe Buck has the best “I haven’t felt joy in 5 years” voice in broadcasting
January 13, 2026 at 4:15 AM
Joe Buck has the best “I haven’t felt joy in 5 years” voice in broadcasting
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I wanna thank, in advance, the indigenous brother or sister who convinces Rodgers in the offseason that he can smell colors or whatever if he sticks a live snake up his butthole. You are doing God’s work, we do not deserve you, and I hope you’re getting every last dime out of this idiot.
January 13, 2026 at 3:49 AM
I wanna thank, in advance, the indigenous brother or sister who convinces Rodgers in the offseason that he can smell colors or whatever if he sticks a live snake up his butthole. You are doing God’s work, we do not deserve you, and I hope you’re getting every last dime out of this idiot.
THAT’S A STREAK BABY
January 13, 2026 at 3:20 AM
THAT’S A STREAK BABY
Our baby Australian is a bionic marvel
January 13, 2026 at 3:11 AM
Our baby Australian is a bionic marvel