@pridday.bsky.social
"Disco isn't dead 'til I say it is!"
Here are some of my interests, to be added to later:
- books
- table top role playing games
- anime
- anti-AI
- cats
- foxes
- fantasy and sci-fi
- star wars
- star trek
- lord of the rings
- maps
- indie RPGs
Here are some of my interests, to be added to later:
- books
- table top role playing games
- anime
- anti-AI
- cats
- foxes
- fantasy and sci-fi
- star wars
- star trek
- lord of the rings
- maps
- indie RPGs
Oh, I'm not an artist. I sometimes commission cool artists, like Drew Shields, to do pieces me.
December 2, 2025 at 9:18 PM
Oh, I'm not an artist. I sometimes commission cool artists, like Drew Shields, to do pieces me.
Yeah, eyesight issues forced me to stop miniatures painting as a hobby. Even with a big magnifying glass lamp it was too much of a struggle. And I go for the larger fonts on everything now.
November 30, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Yeah, eyesight issues forced me to stop miniatures painting as a hobby. Even with a big magnifying glass lamp it was too much of a struggle. And I go for the larger fonts on everything now.
I assume the page count is for the interior content pages, unless specified, because those are numbered.
November 23, 2025 at 10:16 PM
I assume the page count is for the interior content pages, unless specified, because those are numbered.
I was born in Saudi Arabia (to American parents) in 1961. Slavery was only abolished there in 1962. Yeah, so I was born and lived for a bit in a country where slavery was still legal. And that means there are people alive there today who were formerly slaves themselves.
November 6, 2025 at 12:22 PM
I was born in Saudi Arabia (to American parents) in 1961. Slavery was only abolished there in 1962. Yeah, so I was born and lived for a bit in a country where slavery was still legal. And that means there are people alive there today who were formerly slaves themselves.
It is definitely worse that before. And it often keeps re-highlighting things after I mark them to ignore.
November 3, 2025 at 10:45 PM
It is definitely worse that before. And it often keeps re-highlighting things after I mark them to ignore.
I remember being excited when solar panels first became a thing back in the 1970s. If we'd made it a standard practice to install solar panels wherever practical we would have massive installed capacity now. Wasted opportunity.
October 28, 2025 at 11:41 AM
I remember being excited when solar panels first became a thing back in the 1970s. If we'd made it a standard practice to install solar panels wherever practical we would have massive installed capacity now. Wasted opportunity.
The allegedly mighty Russian military turned out to be bad because it was the rotten to the core product of a rotten to the core mafia state. Looks like the U.S. is headed in that direction now. But don't worry, dudes with questionable tattoos doing lots of pull-ups will totally balance that out.
October 25, 2025 at 10:47 AM
The allegedly mighty Russian military turned out to be bad because it was the rotten to the core product of a rotten to the core mafia state. Looks like the U.S. is headed in that direction now. But don't worry, dudes with questionable tattoos doing lots of pull-ups will totally balance that out.
Mike Johnson is not a useless fool. He is cunning individual who knows exactly what his role is. His very useful role is to neutralize Congress to give the Executive Branch a free hand. And he is happy to provide cover by lying about it on almost a daily basis as all being the other party's fault.
October 24, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Mike Johnson is not a useless fool. He is cunning individual who knows exactly what his role is. His very useful role is to neutralize Congress to give the Executive Branch a free hand. And he is happy to provide cover by lying about it on almost a daily basis as all being the other party's fault.
The Democratic Party used to be backed by the unions, but after they were destroyed the party had to crawl over to the same rich people and big corporations who backed the Republican Party. That's why the Democratic Party is "oddly" ineffective on the sidelines while the GOP is rabidly weaponized.
October 24, 2025 at 11:03 AM
The Democratic Party used to be backed by the unions, but after they were destroyed the party had to crawl over to the same rich people and big corporations who backed the Republican Party. That's why the Democratic Party is "oddly" ineffective on the sidelines while the GOP is rabidly weaponized.
Donny will give the $230 million to one of his own charities, and siphon it off from there. Then he'll take a tax write-off on top of that.
October 22, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Donny will give the $230 million to one of his own charities, and siphon it off from there. Then he'll take a tax write-off on top of that.
Yeah, there was a post over on the bird site that was like "80% of the problems in America right now could have been avoided if we'd just hanged all the Confederate traitors back in 1865". Also failing to run Reconstruction for at least 50 years.
October 21, 2025 at 10:55 AM
Yeah, there was a post over on the bird site that was like "80% of the problems in America right now could have been avoided if we'd just hanged all the Confederate traitors back in 1865". Also failing to run Reconstruction for at least 50 years.
About 1/3 of us are hard-core nihilistic racists, about 1/3 have fallen for the racists' cleverly sanitized terms, like "school choice" vice "re-segregation", and a 1/3 of us despair we will ever live in a fully civilized country. It's very depressing. So nationwide demonstrations tomorrow!
October 17, 2025 at 12:00 PM
About 1/3 of us are hard-core nihilistic racists, about 1/3 have fallen for the racists' cleverly sanitized terms, like "school choice" vice "re-segregation", and a 1/3 of us despair we will ever live in a fully civilized country. It's very depressing. So nationwide demonstrations tomorrow!
It's all about the racism here. Making it free would require the government "confiscating" money from hard-working white people and handing it to lazy/criminal non-whites. They would rather everyone die in agony while in medical bankruptcy than see any benefits for "those people". Just nihilistic.
October 17, 2025 at 11:32 AM
It's all about the racism here. Making it free would require the government "confiscating" money from hard-working white people and handing it to lazy/criminal non-whites. They would rather everyone die in agony while in medical bankruptcy than see any benefits for "those people". Just nihilistic.
Big congratulations! I'm not only following you here, but working my way through your excellent YouTube essays. Well deserved!
October 15, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Big congratulations! I'm not only following you here, but working my way through your excellent YouTube essays. Well deserved!
This is how the Chico Escuela character played by Garrett Morris on the old Saturday Night Live always had to start out with "beisbol been berry berry good to me" before saying the rest of his bit. He had to express gratitude, as a non-white, that they had allowed him to play.
October 5, 2025 at 12:20 PM
This is how the Chico Escuela character played by Garrett Morris on the old Saturday Night Live always had to start out with "beisbol been berry berry good to me" before saying the rest of his bit. He had to express gratitude, as a non-white, that they had allowed him to play.
Yeah, the Golden Dome will cost a fortune, be over budget and over deadline, and still be riddled with things that need "additional development" even after it's declared operational. Also, odd that it's totally fallen off the news in recent months.
October 2, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Yeah, the Golden Dome will cost a fortune, be over budget and over deadline, and still be riddled with things that need "additional development" even after it's declared operational. Also, odd that it's totally fallen off the news in recent months.
It's almost as though offering cash bounties to meet arrest quotas will inevitably result in innocent people being rounded up, roughed up, and defamed...and nobody getting fired for doing it.
September 27, 2025 at 10:56 AM
It's almost as though offering cash bounties to meet arrest quotas will inevitably result in innocent people being rounded up, roughed up, and defamed...and nobody getting fired for doing it.
...and I was just considering finding a contractor to have my ancient kitchen (several incidents involving duct tape) redone. Looks like that will be on hold for the next 3.5 years for sure. Sorry, no money for America's hard-working contractors now.
September 26, 2025 at 2:17 PM
...and I was just considering finding a contractor to have my ancient kitchen (several incidents involving duct tape) redone. Looks like that will be on hold for the next 3.5 years for sure. Sorry, no money for America's hard-working contractors now.
If they fire masses of federal workers, it leaves open the opportunity to later refill positions with contractor workers--hired from companies who gave campaign contributions to the correct party, or directly to the correct president.
September 25, 2025 at 11:02 AM
If they fire masses of federal workers, it leaves open the opportunity to later refill positions with contractor workers--hired from companies who gave campaign contributions to the correct party, or directly to the correct president.
I grew up as a shoes-in-the-house culture savage, because everyone did it. But then we moved to a different culture where removing shoes at the door was the norm and saw the sense of it.
September 14, 2025 at 9:55 AM
I grew up as a shoes-in-the-house culture savage, because everyone did it. But then we moved to a different culture where removing shoes at the door was the norm and saw the sense of it.
Damn, that's powerful stuff.
August 10, 2025 at 8:29 PM
Damn, that's powerful stuff.
This deal with Japan isn't an investment fund. It's a bribe extorted by a president who thinks like a mafioso. Japan has to pay to be allowed to do business on his "turf". The president decides where it will go--and it will all ultimately go to cronies, family members, and him.
July 25, 2025 at 9:51 AM
This deal with Japan isn't an investment fund. It's a bribe extorted by a president who thinks like a mafioso. Japan has to pay to be allowed to do business on his "turf". The president decides where it will go--and it will all ultimately go to cronies, family members, and him.
Yes, this is in fact extremely effective. Can confirm from personal experience.
July 5, 2025 at 2:32 AM
Yes, this is in fact extremely effective. Can confirm from personal experience.