Quinn Omori

@quinnomori.com

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I suddenly have too many social media accounts

Me and Flavor Flav shaking hands waiting for food at the Vegas Strip White Castlw
A graphic from a Canucks promotional email showing the team's year end award recipients. Out of 7 awards, 6 went to Quinn Hughes and one (unsung hero) went to Kiefer Sherwood. With respect to Sherwood, Hughes probably should've won that one too--he was just that good this year
A screen cap of an instagram post that is very stupid
A screen capture of Piers Morgan's 2012 post from Twitter/X that's simply: "I want to die."
Screen capture of an Evo car share email explaining the damage deductible is dropping from $1000 to $250
A screenshot of today's Worldle puzzle, where the outline of the country vaguely resembles the "dignity" bit from the Simpsons
A screen cap of John Shedletsky's tweet February 3rd, 2025: "Silicon Valley built the modern world. Why shouldn't we run it"
A screen capture showing that the second track on this tribute album will be Fiona Apple covering "Heart of Gold"
Screen capture of the article explaining that Poilievre is open to using the notwithstanding clause to pass criminal laws through parliament
A screenshot of a Vancouver Canucks promo email that features an image with the header "FEBRUARY FACEOFFS" and an image of JT Mi;ler in the foreground (and Quinn Hughes behind him)
A screenshot of a mail tracking update that notes an "Item (was) received by Royal Mail" and later "Item Leaving the UK"
MoneyPuck.com’s “Deserve to Win O’Meter” for the November 26th game between the Canucks (14.1%) and the Bruins (85.9%)
A CD copy of the Wu Tang Clan’s debut album Enter the Wu Tang mounted on a green wall
The album cover of Sleater-Kinney’s 2005 record, “The Woods”. Red curtains on a wooden stage are opened to reveal a stand of red wood trees. The band’s name adorns the middle of the frame with the first and last letters partially obscured by the curtains. The album title is in smaller font centered at the bottom of the frame