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@classywarfare.gobirds.online
I provide kinetic solutions to geopolitical problems; US security adviser to Atropia; a humble dingus; Go birds (say it back); he/him
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Man if I knew that evil was going to win in the end I would have just gotten a finance degree and leaned into getting paid insane money by enriching the most dead-eyed psychopaths in human history
If I was president, my domestic policy would be Trains, Everywhere, All the Time and my foreign policy would be Operation Paperclip But Without Nazis
December 3, 2025 at 2:34 AM
If I was president, my domestic policy would be Trains, Everywhere, All the Time and my foreign policy would be Operation Paperclip But Without Nazis
Lmao
My most-used words in 2025 were:
1. "birds" (62×)
2. "fuck" (47×)
3. "fuckin" (37×)
4. "kids" (35×)
5. "army" (35×)
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My most-used words in 2025 were:
1. "birds" (62×)
2. "fuck" (47×)
3. "fuckin" (37×)
4. "kids" (35×)
5. "army" (35×)
See which words you used the most here: anisota.net/harvest
Anisota's Annual Bluesky Harvest 2025
A recap of your year on Bluesky. Discover patterns, connections, and insights from your journey in the ATmosphere.
anisota.net
December 2, 2025 at 11:44 PM
Lmao
My most-used words in 2025 were:
1. "birds" (62×)
2. "fuck" (47×)
3. "fuckin" (37×)
4. "kids" (35×)
5. "army" (35×)
See which words you used the most here: anisota.net/harvest
My most-used words in 2025 were:
1. "birds" (62×)
2. "fuck" (47×)
3. "fuckin" (37×)
4. "kids" (35×)
5. "army" (35×)
See which words you used the most here: anisota.net/harvest
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In Woke 2 we're making this happen. We're bringing back civic patriot education.
December 2, 2025 at 5:19 PM
In Woke 2 we're making this happen. We're bringing back civic patriot education.
The children have given me no choice. After politely asking them to clean their rooms since yesterday and zero progress being made, I’m gonna unplug the wifi. I’m anticipating like 30 minutes of obstinance followed by an hour or so of sullen compliance before I get tired of their whining
November 30, 2025 at 7:54 PM
The children have given me no choice. After politely asking them to clean their rooms since yesterday and zero progress being made, I’m gonna unplug the wifi. I’m anticipating like 30 minutes of obstinance followed by an hour or so of sullen compliance before I get tired of their whining
Another downside of Covid running through my house: all my friends are apparently just running into each other out in the wild and I’m stuck at home
Downside of Covid running through my house this week: Thanksgiving is canceled
Upside: I don’t have to waste three days sitting in the office accomplishing nothing before the long weekend
Upside: I don’t have to waste three days sitting in the office accomplishing nothing before the long weekend
November 29, 2025 at 2:14 AM
Another downside of Covid running through my house: all my friends are apparently just running into each other out in the wild and I’m stuck at home
At least my kids are finally learning that sports fandom is years of torment
November 28, 2025 at 11:27 PM
At least my kids are finally learning that sports fandom is years of torment
🙃🙃🙃
This might be the maddest about a football game I’ve been in years
November 28, 2025 at 10:35 PM
🙃🙃🙃
*through gritted teeth* go. birds.
November 28, 2025 at 10:13 PM
*through gritted teeth* go. birds.
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My hot take is that this holiday is great and gratitude fucking rules. The shittiest people in the world want you to feel despair and they don’t know shit about feeling thankful. Nurture this superpower, bring goodness out into the light, and shame the pricks like the devils they are.
November 29, 2024 at 1:02 AM
My hot take is that this holiday is great and gratitude fucking rules. The shittiest people in the world want you to feel despair and they don’t know shit about feeling thankful. Nurture this superpower, bring goodness out into the light, and shame the pricks like the devils they are.
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the Union should have hung every evil Confederate general and burned way more of the South and also how dare you associate me with New England Puritans
November 26, 2025 at 10:09 PM
the Union should have hung every evil Confederate general and burned way more of the South and also how dare you associate me with New England Puritans
Okay I’ve been pretty thankfully offline recently so I’m out of the loop, but why does Candace Owens think the French intelligence services were trying to assassinate her?
November 26, 2025 at 1:32 PM
Okay I’ve been pretty thankfully offline recently so I’m out of the loop, but why does Candace Owens think the French intelligence services were trying to assassinate her?
Downside of Covid running through my house this week: Thanksgiving is canceled
Upside: I don’t have to waste three days sitting in the office accomplishing nothing before the long weekend
Upside: I don’t have to waste three days sitting in the office accomplishing nothing before the long weekend
November 25, 2025 at 3:55 PM
Downside of Covid running through my house this week: Thanksgiving is canceled
Upside: I don’t have to waste three days sitting in the office accomplishing nothing before the long weekend
Upside: I don’t have to waste three days sitting in the office accomplishing nothing before the long weekend
This might be the maddest about a football game I’ve been in years
November 24, 2025 at 12:32 AM
This might be the maddest about a football game I’ve been in years
AJ BROWN BABY
November 23, 2025 at 9:36 PM
AJ BROWN BABY
Every time I watch a game in Dallas I keep seeing the afternoon sun on the field and think how poorly that stadium is designed
November 23, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Every time I watch a game in Dallas I keep seeing the afternoon sun on the field and think how poorly that stadium is designed
Good morning go birds
November 23, 2025 at 12:35 PM
Good morning go birds
Two failed careers in the rear mirror, status of this one tbd
November 22, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Two failed careers in the rear mirror, status of this one tbd
Does anyone else have the problem where when things are going well and you’re feeling alright, and then you realize things are going well and immediately start spiraling about when the Bad Thing is going to come and bring that all screeching to a halt?
November 20, 2025 at 2:22 AM
Does anyone else have the problem where when things are going well and you’re feeling alright, and then you realize things are going well and immediately start spiraling about when the Bad Thing is going to come and bring that all screeching to a halt?
In my perfect future, NJTransit has enough capacity and coverage across the state that personal vehicle ownership becomes a specific choice people make instead of a necessary evil
NJ is the future, is something I believe very strongly. Racially and socioeconomically diverse suburbia. Its hard to study this stuff without concluding that, in the years ahead, a large and growing share of Americans will experience New Jersification
NJ style density
November 19, 2025 at 1:39 AM
In my perfect future, NJTransit has enough capacity and coverage across the state that personal vehicle ownership becomes a specific choice people make instead of a necessary evil
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NJ is the future, is something I believe very strongly. Racially and socioeconomically diverse suburbia. Its hard to study this stuff without concluding that, in the years ahead, a large and growing share of Americans will experience New Jersification
NJ style density
YIMBYs often absolutely cannot admit this because it suggests that you can only achieve so much by upzoning the city. In fact some of the biggest gains from upzoning, I’d argue, are to be found in UPZONING THE SUBURBS, allowing low-density burbs to become moderate-density burbs.
November 19, 2025 at 12:48 AM
NJ is the future, is something I believe very strongly. Racially and socioeconomically diverse suburbia. Its hard to study this stuff without concluding that, in the years ahead, a large and growing share of Americans will experience New Jersification
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One time I spent five minutes at lunch drawing a reverse centaur and it became one of my most retweeted pieces of art. I resented that so I deleted it but now it can be free again because not enough people follow me on here for it to go big
April 28, 2023 at 2:34 PM
One time I spent five minutes at lunch drawing a reverse centaur and it became one of my most retweeted pieces of art. I resented that so I deleted it but now it can be free again because not enough people follow me on here for it to go big
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Happy Partially Muscled Skeleton Standing By The Perimeter Fence And Screaming For Thirty Seconds Before Vanishing Day today all who celebrate
November 14, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Happy Partially Muscled Skeleton Standing By The Perimeter Fence And Screaming For Thirty Seconds Before Vanishing Day today all who celebrate
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Funny aside, I went to a military ball where the CAF sent a delegation and during the toasts (very formalized and scripted) they offered a toast to the King and the table I was seated at (primarily blue collar Irish Catholic US soldiers) booed so loud we almost got asked to leave
June 14, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Funny aside, I went to a military ball where the CAF sent a delegation and during the toasts (very formalized and scripted) they offered a toast to the King and the table I was seated at (primarily blue collar Irish Catholic US soldiers) booed so loud we almost got asked to leave
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mention of “the jungle” reminds me again that upton sinclair intended that book to be a shocking expose of abusive labor conditions, but americans took it as a food safety warning instead
November 14, 2025 at 12:31 PM
mention of “the jungle” reminds me again that upton sinclair intended that book to be a shocking expose of abusive labor conditions, but americans took it as a food safety warning instead