My house smells so fucking good right now

Saw evil dead the musical this weekend and laughed so hard I cried. That was the dumbest shit I've ever seen. Do recommend

Preppertok got me close to buying spam for the first time in my adult life

4. A day of fallen night by Samantha Shannon I thoroughly enjoyed this, even though it took me a long time to get through it. I've had a lot going on in life that I've had to deal with and have had limited capacity to sink into books. But I think I enjoyed this one even more than priory #booksky

Speculating how someone passed away in comment sections is actually incredibly fucked up and in very poor taste. If it hasn't been mentioned, it's private. You're not entitled to that kind of information simply because you've watched someone's videos.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha Kill me

Upwards of 7k apparently. Yepppppppp.

Still 8th in line for the throne though

Love having over $1200 worth of car repairs completed only to be immediately told that the OG mechanic who diagnosed the car issue was wrong, the repairs just completed were unnecessary, and the noises are coming from the transmission which will cost me god knows what. Good day, good day.

Here's me. "Why the fuck would we 'socially cohere' for monsters?"

3. The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon Dragons, magic, pirates, politics, religion, lesbians and more dragons written across 4 POVs. I reallly liked this book hey. The middle third had me struggling to put it down, though the ending did feel a smidge rushed. #booksky

I just want to take a moment to appreciate the deliciousness of butter. How fucking good is butter

Keep using AI guys, maybe we can get to 55°c next Summer!

Reading tracker for January ✅ #booksky

I'm very fucking tired, actually.

Keep using AI guys, maybe we can get to 55°c next Summer!

2025's total was 24 books, averaging 2 a month. Will I read more or less this year? 1: From Below by Darcy Coates. A deep sea horror. I finished this one 13/1 and enjoyed it. I liked how it flicked between the time of the ship sinking, and the exploration of the newly found wreck #booksky

Controversial opinion: life is strange is the most overhyped video game. Max's headspace was such a negative one to live in, and her friendship with Chloe was toxic and manipulative. I truly don't understand the love for the franchise.

What's your first read for 2026? I'm thinking I'll start with some deep sea horror. #booksky

Life would be better with more cheesecake. Carrot cake smothered in cream cheese frosting is also acceptable.

wishing all generative ai users a horrible 2026

My 13 year old asked if we can watch Dr Pimple Popper and I've never been more proud

Part of me wants to invest in a robo vacuum/mop the other part of me acknowledges that my dog will likely see it as an intruder and destroy it the first day I set it free 🫠

Here's me. "Weaponising the Bondi tragedy is a betrayal of all our children"

Erika Kirk has hit the final stage of grief: glitter suit.

One like and I'm ordering pizza

Some of the reporters at these press conferences need a kick in the head. Recognising Palestine didn’t cause this you fucking cretin.

24. The Murder Rule by Dervla McTiernan A third year law student lies and manipulates her way into the innocence project, not to free their client, but to keep him in jail to protect her mother. I enjoyed this. It took me a little but once I got into it I struggled to put it down #booksky

"How could someone be so twisted?" said the media regarding the person making nursery rhyme videos. From the archive: chaser.com.au/entertainmen...

Hey you

The beauty standards going back to heroin chic level skinny is totally linked to the rise of right winged politics. They like their women weak and emaciated.

21. My year of rest and relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh If the sound of a light coma sounds refreshing you might relate to the unnamed protagonist. Battling grief and depression, she finds an ethically questionable psychiatrist to prescribe any and all sleeping aids to pass a whole year #booksky

Choosing to order Korean fried chicken instead of a Switch 2 makes it practically free by comparison.

Choosing to order Korean fried chicken instead of a Switch 2 makes it practically free by comparison.

22. A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay A 14 y.o girl starts showing signs of either schizophrenia orrrr demon possession. Written from the POV of her 8 y.o sister as the family turns to the church (and by extension a reality tv show?) for guidance and an eventual exorcism. #booksky

Someone remind me that afterpay is not, in fact, a good idea.

Here's me. '“People aren’t buying their shit anymore”: They think they can make you forget what you’ve seen'

I interviewed Pulitzer Prize winning war correspondent Chris Hedges for an hour about the Western media betrayal of Palestinian journalists, the National Press Club of Australia, fascism and a violent empire in decline. www.youtube.com/watch?v=LatG...

It's going well, but the 10.5 hour days are certainly an adjustment. My back doth protest.

Hi I started my new job this week and I think that means I deserve to order pizza tonight kthxforlistening

Their outrage always seems to skip the actual predators.

I rang DFAT, seeking information about Dr Bianca Webb-Pullman, the doctor we interviewed a few weeks ago on The Shot from the Sumud Flotilla. Here's how that call went. www.instagram.com/reel/DPfWiYg...

20. Vengeful by V. E Schwab Overall I enjoyed this duology (though not as much as I loved Schwab's Addie LaRue) Two sociopathic college students unlock the secret to developing superhuman powers, both believing themselves to be the hero of the story while also being serial killers? #booksky

to paraphrase the great philosopher: everything is happening too much

fuck israel

Anyone coming to Melbourne for MIGW - I’m sorry for the cum smell.

I start my new job in 2 weeks and I'm pretty nervous about it tbh