Diana Voyer

@bism-th.bsky.social

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IRL hacker squid. Formerly test mercenary at Bungie. queer & trans. she/her. lv. 31. Opinions are solely my own. dianavoyer.com 📧 diana.m.voyer@gmail.com

A google search for "medieval hats"
A google search asking "do elves wear hats" with "minus christmas" added
A google search of "do elves wear hats".
A screenshot of Pokémon Home's "Game Pokédex" page, showing Scarlet/Violet (including Kitakami and Blueberry), Legends Arceus, Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl, Sword/Shield (including Isle of Armor and Crown Tundra), and Let's Go: Pikachu/Eevee's game Pokédexes completely filled out.
Screenshot of Raid Report for Destiny 2, showing Salvation's Edge, with the "Duo" and "Week One" badges.
Clarence Thomas: The implication of these arguments is that courts should defer to so-called expert consensus. There are several problems with appealing and deferring to the authority of the expert class. First, so-called experts have no license to countermand the “wisdom, fairness, or logic of legislative choices.”
UNITED STATES v. SKRMETTI: "And this case, in any event, does not raise that question because SB1 does not classify on the basis of transgender status. ... SB1 includes only two classifications: healthcare providers may not administer puberty blockers or hormones ... to treat gender dysphoria, gender identity disorder, or gender incongruence. "
UNITED STATES v. SKRMETTI: "The plaintiffs fail to note that Tennessee also proclaimed a “legitimate, substantial, and compelling interest in protecting minors from physical and emotional harm.” And they similarly fail to acknowledge that Tennessee found that the prohibited medical treatments are experimental, can lead to later regret, and are associated with harmful—and sometimes irreversible—risks."
UNITED STATES v. SKRMETTI: "Both puberty blockers and hormones can be used to treat certain overlapping indications (such as gender dysphoria), and each can be used to treat a range of other conditions. ... Under SB1, a healthcare provider may administer puberty blockers or hormones to any minor to treat a congenital defect, precocious puberty, disease, or physical injury..."
From a supreme Court opinion "Rather, SB1 prohibits healthcare providers from administering puberty blockers and hormones to minors for certain medical uses, regardless of a minor’s sex. Cf. Vacco, 521 U. S., at 800 (“On their faces, neither New York’s ban on assisting suicide..."
A highlighted sentence from U.S. vs Skrmetti, reading "First, SB1 does not restrict the administration of puberty blockers or hormones to individuals 18 and over."
donation and incentives for the point of pride fundraiser
Streaming every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (except June 23) throughout June at twitch.tv/bism_th Donation incentives: $1: Add a Mimikyu to the layout $5: Nuzlocke: Name the next Pokémon $20: Nuzlocke: No calcs, only vibes (next major battle) $50: Make a mod of your choice (HK) Milestones: $100 Every Pokémon from memory, no aids $150 Titanfall 2 Campaign $200 NieR: Replicant Speedrun $250 Actually replay and finish DS3 $500 Bloodborne playthrough
Dungeon Masters Guild Cyber Monday Doorbuster. The First Oath 80% off for one day
Defeat the Lich The lich is immune to all damage when the encounter starts. A relic is in the center of the room, radiating negative energy. At initiative count 20, winning all ties, the lich summons 3 d 6 skeletons and one wraith. If the wraith dies, the character that landed the killing blow gains the unstable energy status if no one currently has that status. When a character gains this status, the lich immediately summons 2 d 6 zombies. Unstable Energy. A restless longing fills you. You can use an action to transfer this status to a willing creature within 5 feet of you. If you had this status at the start of your turn, at the end of your turn roll a d 8. On a roll of a 1, you lose this status and take 6 d 10 force damage which cannot be reduced in any way. When a character gains unstable energy from another character (it is transferred to them), they instead gain the primed charge status. Primed Charge. You feel as if you are about to explode. As an action, you can expend this
The First Oath, a Planescape Adventure
The First Oath, a Planescape Adventure
An illustration of a metallic creature with a circlet of horns, drooping metal resembling ears, that looks made of armor. Its interior appears hollow, with two pinpricks of light serving as eyes.
An illustration of a creature with a featureless porcelain face wearing a robe with hundreds of eyes.
An illustration of a dark-skinned woman wearing a coat stamped with a fleur-de-lis. She smirks at the viewer, looking off to the side.
An illustration of a stern-faced drow with heavily pierced ears, and an ostentatious circlet. Her hair is dip-dyed red.
An illustration of a woman with an undercut? wearing a cloak.
An illustration of a fox-fiend wearing an elegant necklace and a gorgeous green dress.
Illustration of a tan human with choppy red hair, brown eyes, and piercings. She is wearing an off-shoulder black top.
The First Oath, a D&D Planescape Adventure
The First Oath, a Planescape adventure. Six figures are shown around a spire.
Discord message from Bismuth: I have anxiety New message typing: and Autocorrect/auto fill suggests "meetbol", a humorous misspelling of "meatball"