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scratch @pinkatlemonade.bsky.social · 02/12/2025

trigr warning 4 by @psynwav.bsky.social is ten years old! that's actually crazy. definitely my biggest formative experience when it came to mashups back in the day, i've played this album in the car for years and my family knows a bunch of the tracks by heart. thank you Psynwav!!!

The album cover for "Trigr Warning 4" by Psynwav. Depicts Sonic lying on the ground on City Escape, surrounded by "DOWN WITH CIS" t-shirts.

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Keith Stack-o'-lantern @keithstack.com · 28/10/2025

Hey, I’m playing Mario 64, and I just entered Shifting Sand Land, but every button on my controller except for B suddenly broke and no longer functions. Analog stick fell off too. Anyone have any advice on how I can still get 100 coins?

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DigiDoggi @digidoggi.tv · 10/09/2025

Charlie KIrk believed that empathy was a "new concept" that shouldn't exist, so anyone who expresses condolences for him is being VERY disrespectful to his beliefs right now. please keep him out of your thoughts as he begins his transition into worm food. thank you

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Vero @taeshi.bcb.cat · 06/09/2025

Birthday gift for @zeneroze.bsky.social !! We are currently watching Osamu Dezaki’s Snow Queen and we can’t unsee Gerda’s Eternal Flame-looking outfit, I swear I didn’t know about this anime when I designed it!!!! #bittersweetcandybowl #bcbart

A drawing of Mike and Lucy from the webcomic Bittersweet Candy Bowl dressed as Kay and Gerda from the Osamu Dezaki anime Snow Queen.

Lucy is a white anthro girl cat with blue eyes and a pink nose and is wearing a red coat, yellow scarf, red shoes, and tan socks. She’s holding a pink bag carrying a red rose. She is looking at Mike with a bright happy smile.

Mike is a grey anthro boy cat with green eyes wearing a green hat, orange coat, blue scarf, light blue pants, brown shoes, and tan socks. He’s holding an orange hat carrying white roses. He’s smiling sweetly and shyly at Lucy. There is snowfall behind them.

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scratch @pinkatlemonade.bsky.social · 31/08/2025

foolish girl. i laced your shit.

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Sean Seanson @seanseanson.bsky.social · 26/08/2025

men only want one thing

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Maciej Stępniak @maciejstepniak.bsky.social · 22/10/2023

Although Vibri might enjoy trampoline regardless of unwanted occupants, Teri would have rather wished for something more compliant with sanitation guidelines! 😁 Vibri (Vib-Ribbon, Vib-Ripple) © NanaOn-Sha; Teri (The Amazing World of Gumball) © Ben Bocquelet, Cartoon Network / Warner Bros

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Triple-Q @triple-q.bsky.social · 17/08/2025

yeah I love the classic Haruhi opening

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Pemmy Demmy Doo! @pembrokewkorgi.bsky.social · 06/08/2025

Check out this awesome Pinny Colada I commissioned from @wonderwaffle93.bsky.social. She looks amazing in his style, don't y'all agree?

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sono 🐸 @sonokido.bsky.social · 23/07/2025

hit with the women respecting dunk #bittersweetcandybowl

characters from Bittersweet Candy Bowl, by Taeshi

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Ockeroid @ockeroid.bsky.social · 21/04/2025

“If you love or care about a trans person, or if you are an ally who is simply appalled by the prejudice […] and especially by this toxic Supreme Court ruling […] Make a start by emailing your MP. Do it today. Time is short.”

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Melanie D’Arrigo @darrigomelanie.bsky.social · 18/04/2025

If you’re changing the definition of human rights, it means you plan on violating people’s human rights.

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Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app · 17/04/2025

Nasty work. www.vanityfair.com/news/story/m...

But their defense also hinges on the argument that the individual books themselves are, essentially, worthless—one expert witness for Meta describes that the influence of a single book in LLM pretraining “adjusted its performance by less than 0.06% on industry standard benchmarks, a meaningless change no different from noise.” Furthermore, Meta says, that while the company “has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in LLM development,” they see no market in paying authors to license their books because “for there to be a market, there must be something of value to exchange, but none of Plaintiffs works has economic value, individually, as training data.” (An argument essential to fair use, but that also sounds like a scaled up version of a scenario in which the New York Philharmonic board argues against paying individual members of the orchestra because the organization spent a lot of money on the upkeep of David Geffen Hall, and also, a solo bassoon cannot play every part in “The Rite of Spring.”)

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scratch @pinkatlemonade.bsky.social · 15/04/2025

🎉SONIC COMMISSIONS OPEN🎉 $25 - single character, lineart only $35 - single character, colored extra character $15, see below for examples ✨ dm me for inquiries!

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Alt National Park Service @altnps.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

- Bon Appetit (snack foods) - Livsmart (beverages) - Jumex (juice and drinks) - Laboratorios Vijosa (pharmaceuticals) - Salvaplastic (plastic goods) - Olimpia Beds (furniture)

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Alt National Park Service @altnps.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

Here is a start: - Hanes (underwear, T-shirts) - Fruit of the Loom (apparel) - Gildan (basic clothing) - Diana (snacks and candy) - Capri (mattresses and furniture) - Indufoam (bedding and mattresses)

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Alt National Park Service @altnps.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

Many products sold in the U.S. are made in El Salvador. In response to the El Salvador president’s statements today, we’re calling for an immediate boycott of all Salvadoran-made goods. Please help by listing any products or brands made in El Salvador in the comments below.

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Jewish Voice for Peace @jvp.bsky.social · 15/04/2025

BREAKING: Days after a Louisiana judge ruled that the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil can proceed, thousands are holding an emergency Passover Seder at the ICE headquarters in New York City, saying: If you come for one, you face us all.

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scratch @pinkatlemonade.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

it’s really easy to make fun of Udon already but seeing the Andrew Dickman cover for mega man timelines #1 just made my eyes roll back so fucking hard

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Joseph Brassey @josephbrassey.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

Okay so, the SAVE act requires 60 votes to overcome a Democratic filibuster. The Republicans have 53 votes. Now is the time to call your senators and demand they block this thing, because they absolutely can.

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scratch @pinkatlemonade.bsky.social · 08/04/2025

man, i really hope we get some new tracy yardley pencils in a sonic comic sometime soon. aaron hammerstrom, min ho kim, and ABT have become some of my favorite artists to ever work on the comics, and i’m glad they’re around as often as they are, but it just isn’t a sonic comic to me without tracy

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✪ Beware the Gray Ghost ✪ @jongraywb.blacksky.app · 06/04/2025

These are concentration camps without the purposeful naming, plain and simple. Reposted with alt text (second image posted twice to account for extra text not covered)

I was not told where we were going, just that we were going to be transferred to another prison before being deported. As I learned much later, during the one and only time I got to talk to a lawyer while detained, I was taken to Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and held in a prison known as Camp 6.
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Each of the people in Camp 6 were held in a very small cell without a window. The cells were almost entirely enclosed wall-to-wall, except for a piece of glass on the door to see into the building. My cell contained a thin mattress, a blanket, sink, and toilet. It felt like a basement. Military officers guarded us at all times.

The conditions at Guantánamo were unbearable. Within the first three days, we began a hunger strike, in part because the food was inedible and made many of us sick and in part because we wanted to receive more information from the ICE officers about why were being held in these conditions. After our strike, the meals slightly improved but it was still insufficient, and we were all hungry. We were told that because more detainees were arriving, there was less food for everyone. I ended up losing a significant amount of weight over the two weeks that I was detained at Guantánamo. I am much skinnier now than when I arrived at Guantánamo.

When I was detained in Texas, I was never placed into solitary confinement. I was able to move around freely within the dormitory. I was able to go out to the yard to play sports with other detainees, I was able to use the tablets to speak with my family and I was able to pray freely. At Guantánamo, we were locked in our cells for at least 23 hours a day, with only one hour every couple days "outside" for "recreation." Even during that time, each person was put into a cage within a larger cage inside an enclosed area.

This was the closest to seeing the sun we would get. We were not allowed to interact with one another even during "recreation." In our cells, we had to try shouting through the doors to communicate, and even then the guards would forcefully hit the doors or talk over us very loudly so that we could not hear one another.

Anytime we left our cells, we were always shackled. Three guards would enter the cell, push us against the wall, pat us down, and place chains on our hands before leading us out. They would do a pat-down search on us every time we showered.

0. It was very hot inside the building during the day. There were lots of mosquitos and the light was constantly on. Because we were not fed enough or allowed to do anything, we lost track of time. It felt like hell, being isolated from the world and stuck in those conditions.

1. The medical care available was grossly inadequate, which was frightening because if any of us had a serious medical issue, there would be no real help. I have a leg injury from a motorcycle accident that has not fully healed. I have an abscess in my gluteal muscles that has previously caused me significant pain, swelling and bleeding. I was previously told I needed surgery. When I was detained in El Paso, my injury was not bothering me so much because I was able to move freely, to stretch and walk around. But in Guantánamo, when I was held in a cell for 23 hours a day, my injury began to swell and become very painful. When I asked for treatment, they said they did not have the right tools to help me and that they were waiting for those tools. Later, after I asked again for treatment, they told me there was nothing they could do for me besides offer a topical cream, which was very frustrating because they had previously told me that they were waiting on appropriate tools to provide adequate treatment.

$2. The guards were needlessly cruel. When we asked for necessities, they would mock us or say that it was not possible. It took multiple requests before they returned the Bible I had brought with me. I also repeatedly asked to speak with an ICE officer, but the military guards told me that ICE was not available and would come later. 3. I even witnessed physical violence against other detainees. One man, who we called "El Enano," was beaten by an officer for refusing to return a toothbrush. The officer hit him hard on his hand with a radio. I believe his hand was fractured, but I do not know if he received medical treatment. For two days after the incident with the radio, the guards would not give "El Enano" water to drink. Several times he asked for water, and I even asked the guards to give him water as well, but the guards would just laugh and refuse the request. 4. I was denied any communication with the outside world. I asked multiple times to speak with my attorney and my family. After my one call on February 17 with the ACLU, I knew I had attorneys working on my case and trying to help me, but I was told it was not possible to make a call. I also begged the officers to speak to my family. My wife lives in the United States with our 9 year old son. I told the officers, "You must have a family, you must have a child," and I asked them to have some compassion. All they say is that it is not possible to make calls.$

The night of February 19, officials slipped a piece of paper under our doors informing us of our right to an attorney and providing a phone number. However, they told us it did not matter because we would be deported soon and there was nothing we could do.
6. Just hours later, at 3:00 a.m. on February 20, we were taken from our cells, shackled, and loaded onto a deportation flight to Venezuela via Honduras. One man asked for his passport back, but while they returned his other possessions, they refused to give him his passport, saying they would send it later.
7. Compared to where I was previously detained in the United States, the conditions at Guantánamo were much worse. In El Paso, I was held in a larger area with around 80 other detainees of different nationalities. We were not isolated, and we had access to things like chess, soap, daily showers, and electronic tablets we could use to communicate with the outside world. At Guantanamo, we were treated like animals and terrorists.
8. My detention at Guantánamo changed me. The isolation, the deprivation, the denial of* legal help and medical care, it broke us down We are asylum seekers, not criminals, yet we were treated as if we were dangerous. We Are fathers, we have families, and we are humans. Yet, the U.S. government took us to a military base, cut us off from the world, and deported us without allowing us to fight for our rights.
9. What happened at Guantánamo was inhumane. No one should be subjected to this kind of treatment.
0. Because I am currently in transit through Venezuela and without stable internet connection, I could not sign this declaration myself but gave consent to Talia Roma to sign on my behalf.

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Nikki Petersen @nikki-m.bsky.social · 04/04/2025

My husband and I run a game store and after all the tariff announcements, he decided to write out kind of a "behind the scenes" of how we spend and spill it out for people who don't understand. He's had so many reactions and shares I wanted to bring it here, too.

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Timothy Snyder @timothysnyder.bsky.social · 21/03/2025

We are sending people for indefinite detention without trial at a foreign gulag because they have tattoos about soccer teams and about loving their mothers.

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Megu @meguart.bsky.social · 29/03/2025

Another one, for the #Whispangle nation 💛

Big Whisper looking at Tangle, referencing the two Miis screenshot from new Tomodachi life trailer, her eye is open

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Sarah Streza 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ @sarahstreza.com · 22/03/2025

Hope is not lost. There are millions of people out there who are sick of all of this. Of Trump, of corrupt politicians and campaigns, of our failed health care system, of the abandonment of the working class, of the avarice of the 1%. Get out to one of these if you can.

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Bobby Schroeder @ponett.dog · 19/03/2025

when i was a kid interested in making sprite comics i got linked to the "ten commandments of sprite comics" from the author of crash & bass, which were mostly about not just ripping off bob & george. anyway 20 years later x and zero's line in this panel has never left my brain. ahead of its time

A panel from a Mega Man sprite comic about how to make Mega Man sprite comics. In the caption, author representative Crash Man says "Avoid the stereotypes." In the panel, a lineup of Mega Man characters describe their stereotypical personality archetypes derived from Bob & George.

Mega Man: "Hi, I'm stupid."
Bass: "Hey, me too!"
Proto Man: "I'm cool."
Dr. Light: "I'm drunk."
Roll: "I'm angry."
X and Zero: "We're lesbians!"

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MOTI @supsross.bsky.social · 20/03/2025

I AM THE REAL SONIC.

Neo Metal Sonic looking down on Sonic, Neo looking livid while Sonic looking unhinged.

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Samdays 🇧🇷 @samthedays.bsky.social · 20/03/2025

The new Sonic channel has a page for Sonic Spinball and Sonic Mega collection which has the mention of "planet mobius" and a picture of the Freedom Fighters! Sega Japan is hearing it's western fans! Thank you @sega.jp!

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scratch @pinkatlemonade.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

was it not everyone’s first instinct to do this??

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scratch @pinkatlemonade.bsky.social · 15/03/2025

shadow/maria and a scene redraw from "It Started In The Cafeteria" by genericprofilename on AO3 #sonic #isitc #shadaria #sonamy

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fish @fishflop.bsky.social · 05/03/2025

Pretty wild that Yacht Club is making a game about her. #art | #sonic

Mina the Mongoose from Archie Sonic the Hedgehog. She floats in the air with her legs kicked out. She has a big smile and raises a hand to wave at someone offscreen.

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