Jens Erik

@jenserik.bsky.social

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He/him | Honkin' Nerd | Works for the government at NFI | Views™ | Just this guy, y'know?

A hand holding up two copies of the Magic card "Wayfarer's Bauble", signed by multiple content creators from the Magic the Gathering space.
Magic the Gathering accessories, cards, decks and packs spread out over a bed.
A Magic the Gathering x Marvel Super Heroes prerelease pack and two Play Booster packs on a playmat.
An eight panel meme of Phoebe and Joey from Friends. Phoebe is trying to teach Joey to properly pronounce "Lara Croft", but Joey keeps pronouncing it "Laura Croft"
Three photos of Gandalf the Grey looking around, confused. The final photo has the caption "scaffolding?"
The internet teems with a veritable cottage industry of corrective dressing, offering guides on how to dress for every shape imaginable. Large men, we’re told, shouldn’t wear horizontal stripes because they make you look wider. Short men shouldn’t wear cuffed trousers because they truncate the leg line. These rules are dressed up as practical advice, but they rest on shaky logic and accept the fashion industry’s standards as law. Follow these too closely and you’ll enter a state of perpetual self-surveillance, forever asking whether a garment diminishes or exaggerates some defect that you see in yourself. The result is self-consciousness and anxiety, pushing you toward clothes that conceal rather than express, ultimately producing the opposite of style.
A picture of a hand holding a prerelease box from the new Magic the Gathering set Secrets of Strixhaven.
A screenshot from the Google weather app showing the temperature and weather in Oslo. The temperature is negative 13 degrees celcius, which feels like negative 18 degrees Celsius