Francisco Escobedo
Alexander S. KunzXKCD "Dreams"
https://xkcd.com/137/
Brian Davis@alexskunz solid
@intrepidhero my all-time favorite. I've kept a copy on my hard drive ever since I first saw it.
Irenes (many)@alexskunz a classic. it is very important.
64 Islands Aroha Cooperative@ireneista @alexskunz hidden text: “In Connor's second thesis it is stated
'There is no fate but what we make for ourselves! Does the routine destroy our creativity or do we lose creativity and fall into the routine?
Anyway, who's up for a road trip!”
'There is no fate but what we make for ourselves! Does the routine destroy our creativity or do we lose creativity and fall into the routine?
Anyway, who's up for a road trip!”
@airshipper @alexskunz ah! thanks for adding that
Insecurity Princess 🌈💖🔥@ireneista @alexskunz
That's a nice dream. It would be a shame if cisheteropastriarchal expectations…oh, oh no
That's a nice dream. It would be a shame if cisheteropastriarchal expectations…oh, oh no
Toni Aittoniemi@alexskunz nuff said
Dror Bedrack@alexskunz around age 35
MegatronicThronBanks@alexskunz I wish Randall annoyed the crap out of me less. He did do a couple that are close to my heart, like "Engineering Hubris".
Adhc&Adlb 
@alexskunz Ah yes, democracy, famously without censorship.
canleaf08 ⌘ ✅@alexskunz I am eloquently now PRO Democracy, PRO Trans, PRO LGBT, PRO Immigrantion, ANTI Fascist, Anti Orban, Anti LePen, Anti Wagenkneckt, Anti Hoecke, Anti Weidel, Anti Schwarzer, Anti Merz, Anti Poullievre, Anti Trump, most importantly Anti USA, I will write that proudly and not take care about fascist tears and feelings.
Katzentratschen@alexskunz Your post is trending on mastodon.social.
@alexskunz hello sir
int*domi;*domi=0@alexskunz i think of this one often. helped shape my priorities in life.
miniBill (Leonardo)@alexskunz thank you. I needed that.
Jay Stephens
alxtrnr
snowyfox
CavyherdOkay, yes. But, hear me out: exhaustion....
Maksym Hazevych@alexskunz literally me
@alexskunz brings to mind this old quote:
“The true business of people should be to go back to school and think about whatever it was they were thinking about before somebody came along and told them they had to earn a living”—Buckminster Fuller