Hugh Kearney
@myfisttoe.bsky.social
Engineer, Husband, Dad, and ex-Miata owner (electric cars are awesome). No smokers or Republicans, always punch a fascist.
Our mistake was thinking that getting caught doing evil shit on camera would be a deterrent instead of content creation.
February 3, 2026 at 2:03 AM
Our mistake was thinking that getting caught doing evil shit on camera would be a deterrent instead of content creation.
Hey, she may have turned into pink salt.
February 3, 2026 at 2:00 AM
Hey, she may have turned into pink salt.
I've seen that cartoon a million times and never noticed it.
Btw, the fact that all the other headlines were shilling for Republicans is absolutely typical of The Chicago Tribune.
Btw, the fact that all the other headlines were shilling for Republicans is absolutely typical of The Chicago Tribune.
February 3, 2026 at 12:24 AM
I've seen that cartoon a million times and never noticed it.
Btw, the fact that all the other headlines were shilling for Republicans is absolutely typical of The Chicago Tribune.
Btw, the fact that all the other headlines were shilling for Republicans is absolutely typical of The Chicago Tribune.
Sergeant Pepper was the second CD I ever had, so I've known that line since I was 16.
February 3, 2026 at 12:20 AM
Sergeant Pepper was the second CD I ever had, so I've known that line since I was 16.
You'll be spotting Atlas at this rate.
February 2, 2026 at 8:59 PM
You'll be spotting Atlas at this rate.
Gotta do that kind of research in incognito mode Tom.
Or make a separate account where your name is Lev Tomson.
Or make a separate account where your name is Lev Tomson.
February 2, 2026 at 8:45 PM
Gotta do that kind of research in incognito mode Tom.
Or make a separate account where your name is Lev Tomson.
Or make a separate account where your name is Lev Tomson.
Put me down for Fermi. Anyone who could accurately calculate the Trinity yield by tossing some confetti in the air to measure the shockwave from ten miles away deserves it.
February 2, 2026 at 2:06 AM
Put me down for Fermi. Anyone who could accurately calculate the Trinity yield by tossing some confetti in the air to measure the shockwave from ten miles away deserves it.
Well, it's easy to miss songs made by obscure artists like...Bruce Springsteen?
February 1, 2026 at 4:46 PM
Well, it's easy to miss songs made by obscure artists like...Bruce Springsteen?
I've had a Niro EV for nearly a year.
I love that car.
I love that car.
January 31, 2026 at 1:23 AM
I've had a Niro EV for nearly a year.
I love that car.
I love that car.
The American Expeditionary Force was the only allied nation in WWI that didn't mandate condoms, because they would "promote promiscuity".
Over 10% of hospital admissions for US troops were for STDs, a number only topped by influenza.
Over 10% of hospital admissions for US troops were for STDs, a number only topped by influenza.
January 30, 2026 at 10:25 AM
The American Expeditionary Force was the only allied nation in WWI that didn't mandate condoms, because they would "promote promiscuity".
Over 10% of hospital admissions for US troops were for STDs, a number only topped by influenza.
Over 10% of hospital admissions for US troops were for STDs, a number only topped by influenza.
Funny thing about tuberculosis is that when it was considered to be hereditary, it was romanticized. When it was discovered to be a bacterial infection, its victims became dirty scum.
January 30, 2026 at 10:09 AM
Funny thing about tuberculosis is that when it was considered to be hereditary, it was romanticized. When it was discovered to be a bacterial infection, its victims became dirty scum.
That guy has been posting the same thing to everyone who said, "Neil Gaiman".
I'm pretty sure that an author with his skill would be capable of articulating his innocence if he actually were, ya know, innocent.
I'm pretty sure that an author with his skill would be capable of articulating his innocence if he actually were, ya know, innocent.
January 30, 2026 at 10:00 AM
That guy has been posting the same thing to everyone who said, "Neil Gaiman".
I'm pretty sure that an author with his skill would be capable of articulating his innocence if he actually were, ya know, innocent.
I'm pretty sure that an author with his skill would be capable of articulating his innocence if he actually were, ya know, innocent.
I read the quote, but instead of the words on the page, I keep hearing the reverse vampire dialogue between Bart and Milhouse.
January 30, 2026 at 9:38 AM
I read the quote, but instead of the words on the page, I keep hearing the reverse vampire dialogue between Bart and Milhouse.
The one that disappointed me most was Neil Gaiman.
He was proof that you can say all the right words, but it doesn't matter if your actions don't follow.
He was proof that you can say all the right words, but it doesn't matter if your actions don't follow.
January 29, 2026 at 6:04 PM
The one that disappointed me most was Neil Gaiman.
He was proof that you can say all the right words, but it doesn't matter if your actions don't follow.
He was proof that you can say all the right words, but it doesn't matter if your actions don't follow.
There are times I really hate this state, and I say that as a third generation Floridian and Tampa Bay resident.
May your tormentors never know a moment's peace.
May your tormentors never know a moment's peace.
January 28, 2026 at 3:14 AM
There are times I really hate this state, and I say that as a third generation Floridian and Tampa Bay resident.
May your tormentors never know a moment's peace.
May your tormentors never know a moment's peace.
Did you ever get your computers back?
January 28, 2026 at 3:06 AM
Did you ever get your computers back?
The mistake is believing there is a coherent motivation for his behavior. Some people are so reluctant to admit they're wrong that they just go off the rails, doubling down like that story of the rice grains and a chessboard.
January 26, 2026 at 10:06 AM
The mistake is believing there is a coherent motivation for his behavior. Some people are so reluctant to admit they're wrong that they just go off the rails, doubling down like that story of the rice grains and a chessboard.
We need this. The prior game had the aesthetics of a canker sore.
January 26, 2026 at 1:22 AM
We need this. The prior game had the aesthetics of a canker sore.
If rather make the other sonofabitch die for his country.
I know this sounds flip, but I swear it's not. I'd never sign up for that philosophy.
I know this sounds flip, but I swear it's not. I'd never sign up for that philosophy.
January 25, 2026 at 11:04 PM
If rather make the other sonofabitch die for his country.
I know this sounds flip, but I swear it's not. I'd never sign up for that philosophy.
I know this sounds flip, but I swear it's not. I'd never sign up for that philosophy.
He was educated in a German enclave at an elementary school run by fascists in Namibia.
He might as well have been in the Hitler Youth.
He might as well have been in the Hitler Youth.
January 25, 2026 at 10:52 PM
He was educated in a German enclave at an elementary school run by fascists in Namibia.
He might as well have been in the Hitler Youth.
He might as well have been in the Hitler Youth.
Disagree on the Greatest Adventure, but I'm a sucker for reedy bard voice.
January 25, 2026 at 9:53 PM
Disagree on the Greatest Adventure, but I'm a sucker for reedy bard voice.
Points are at a premium. Go up two scores and not only do you improve your odds of winning, you reduce the pressure on your replacement level QB, so he'll be less likely to make mistakes.
Just a bad situational decision.
Just a bad situational decision.
January 25, 2026 at 9:49 PM
Points are at a premium. Go up two scores and not only do you improve your odds of winning, you reduce the pressure on your replacement level QB, so he'll be less likely to make mistakes.
Just a bad situational decision.
Just a bad situational decision.
I am a child of the 1970s/80s who grew up in the Tampa Bay area. Every other elderly woman I met at the time (and given that I grew up in God's waiting room, I met a lot of them) had blue hair.
Gen X men who whine about purple hair are likely making fun of their Nanas.
Gen X men who whine about purple hair are likely making fun of their Nanas.
January 25, 2026 at 12:10 PM
I am a child of the 1970s/80s who grew up in the Tampa Bay area. Every other elderly woman I met at the time (and given that I grew up in God's waiting room, I met a lot of them) had blue hair.
Gen X men who whine about purple hair are likely making fun of their Nanas.
Gen X men who whine about purple hair are likely making fun of their Nanas.