Baby Dyke

Someone in the comments linked to some digging and it’s also from something that happened between 2018-2024.

The cable is in use and has been since 2025.

Making sure to add this before I post because I almost let my first impression get the better of me and rant without checking anything just because of how angry I get about anything JK related now. But I don’t want to spread misinformation because of that.

“despite the bbc reporting on this, it's probably not true and based only on someone lying on a podcast.” https://bsky.app/profile/pantherraccoon.bsky.social/post/3msqfg6n2ks2r

It was supposed to be a one page silly comics, but it turned into something more elaborated… oopsie :) I guess it’s my take on the “Star Trek but in the 60′” au that all tos fan must write/draw one day 0;) I’m thinking about a part 2

Bonus 1 : Jim, once back home.

Bonus : Spock, once back to ??? (how mysterious)

Batfam: lol Dick only did that because he is so extra

Me [vibrating]: trapeze artists tried unsuccessfully to nail the quadruple for 70 years because the flyer picks up enough velocity on the spins that they reach 80 miles an hour and hit with so much force it can dislocate the shoulders of the person trying to catch him and rip the skin off their hands in big flaps 

Like I remember when the only way friends could contact me was the old shared house phone...probably the last generation in mainstream US life to say that. I remember the internet arriving and being INFINITELY more competent at using it than adults and fucking around on AIM and chat rooms. I remember pagers and adults having them but wasn't old enough for one until they were already obsolete.

I was taught how to formally handwrite a letter and address the envelope. Followed by mandatory keyboard typing classes and "computers" starting as a "specials" in elementary school.

The first cases of cyberbullying started in my generation. Adults had no idea how to address it.

We were at the front end of cell phones and texting becoming the norm, by my late in my HS/early college times. I remember owning totally separate pieces of tech for digital photography, playing music, watching video, playing video games, GPS/navigation, scientific calculator, an alarm clock, flashlight, etc. many replaced by smartphones. And I remember being an early smartphone adopter in my late 20s.

I remember the screeching hell of dial up and how fucking pumped we were when much better DSL/cable internet started. I remember sometimes having to print out papers for college to some professors and hand them in person and for others, having to submit them by email or online uploads instead. In my early career, I remember having to fax paperwork as much as I emailed it.

My home has physical media in VHS, DVD, and Blue ray formats. I remember when VHS was officially phased out as the standard format.

I had more cellphones with gimmicks across the years than I could count. The old Nokia brick. The tiny phone SNL mocked. The sidekick full keyboard that flipped out. The Blackberry that was my first time getting email on the go. The original Droid. Early iphones.

I'm Mark Zuckerberg's age...aka of the generation of women he was ranking hotness of in this pre-Facebook days and the target group he rolled out The Facebook for...I was on it when you had to be at an invited college.

I mean, they’re the blood god.

Presumably they already have blood.

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