will moody

@willmoody.bsky.social

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Internet human, hobby collector, video game music hummer, control deck tcg enjoyer, fiction reader, theatre kid in remission, logophile. Formerly of Content Operations, Riot Games

Squidward has been traumatized by the future
"I have a foreboding of an America in my children and grandchildren's time - when the Unites States is a service of information economy; when nearly all the key manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries; when awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few, and no one representing the public interest can even grasp the issues; when the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question those in authority; when, clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes, our critical faculties in decline, unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's true, we slide, almost without noticing, back into superstition and darkness. The dumbing down of America is most evident in the slow decay of Sustantive content in the enourmously influential media, the 30-second sound bites (now down to 10 seconds or less), lowest common denominator programming, crudulous presentations on pseudoscience and superstititon, but especially a kind of celebration of ignorance." - Carl Sagan, 1995
Mt Tahoma aka Mount Rainier aka The Mountain
The Firelights' Tree
a blood elf rogue with a caption "(chuckles) I'm in danger)
Various vinyl figurines on a wooden shelf
A box from Sonic Drive-In that exhorts us to "LIVE FREE EAT SONIC"
a Reddit Achievement for a 500-day streak
Accept Teshin's Challenge and Walk THE STEEL PATH? (Options: YES / I'M READY!)
"That's the neat part, you don't."
A twenty-pointed paper snowflake of pure chaos
The tangled ball of yarn of a foolish knitting novice
a deku scrub (a guy from legend of zelda that spits deku nuts at you)
A sticker which reads "trans people's joy enriches everyone. A society that represses it stifles us all". The words "represses it" are depicted on a boot which is stomping on a rose.
A plastic toy truck or perhaps train constructed of dinosaur bones
A two-panel meme of the animated series King of the Hill, with Hulu branding in the top right corner. Top panel: Three male characters are sitting together holding green bills. On the left, a younger man with light brown hair (Good Hank) in a black T-shirt smiles while leaning toward the middle-aged man next to him, who has glasses, short brown hair, and a button-up shirt (Hank). On the right, a muscular man with a beard, sleeveless shirt, and a tattoo on his arm looks serious. The younger man is speaking, and the subtitle reads: “I’ll teach you to get rare Valorant skins for $250.” Bottom panel: A close-up of Hank, who now looks intrigued and slightly confused. The subtitle below him reads: “$250 for the skins? Not bad. How much is the meat?”
A small plastic ladder wrapped in pipe cleaners, in a manner reminiscent of Donkey Kong?
A Playdate, a Rabbit r1, an Ep-133 KO II, a pair of Nothing Headphones (1) , and a Nothing Phone (3), laid out on the Bilgewater map that came with the collector's edition of Ruined King
Luffy: "Say you want to live!!" Robin, tearfully: "I want to live!"
A panel from Calvin and Hobbes. Calvin's Mom: "Life could be worse, Calvin." Calvin: "Life could be a lot BETTER, too!"
A picture of a hand holding a model made of magna tiles, in the shape of a chaos emerald from Sonic the hedgehog
An old magazine advertisement for The Illuminator™, a Game Boy™ Light Accessory. "This fully adjustable light source gives you the ultimate playing advantage in low light situations! It's definitely the difference between night and day."
Biscuit, a fluffy brown and white striped Maine coon cat, posted way up high on a cat tree with their legs dangling down
"We often hear about Capitalism's contradictions, but I think the most tragic one is that we teach children pro-social behaviors: to share, to be kind, to cooperate, and to work together. We try to raise them to be decent human beings.But then, when they grow up, they are rewarded for outcompeting others, being cutthroat and ruthless in the workplace, and if they achieve wealth and power, they are often rewarded for many anti-social behaviors.Police can ruin lives just by doing their jobs. Landlords can make us homeless just by evicting. An employer might fire you if it's good for the bottom line. It seems that Capitalism wants us to be decent as children but then expects us to be corrupt and awful to each other as adults. Perhaps a system that delivers on the potential of that pro-social behavior we are taught as kids is a better system than the one we live under."— David Graeber