Notices by ｍｎｇｒｉｆ :kentucky: (mngrif@qoto.org), page 2

@freemo i'll be sure to grab a recording of that call lololololololol

@freemo i'm fairly certain this is a sandals and shorts kind of owner that i'll be dealing with. it would be pretty badass if i could get away with jeans and like these Underarmour t-shirts that fit so damn nicely. they're the only brand to not annoy me so far. these folks are mostly designers, a character class i have few dealings with.

it's every job that i've ever done. they're expanding to the US market (have expanded to... for two years now... this has been a long time coming) so they need 'boots on the ground' to make it happen. in addition to the customer shenanigans i already deal with they will be wanting me to liaise with 3rd party logistics providers and, this is a fun one, help them fix their products so they suck less for their uses here in the US market. weird stuff happens, like we have a species of wasp that will GLADLY make a nest in these products. gotta fix that. there's other crap but that will come later.

apparently it's my new goal to wear all the hats at once.

oops.

"a mind stretched by a new experience can never go back to its former dimensions" -- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr

#hondabro

http://www.lgbtmap.org/file/invisible-majority.pdf this paper turns 3 years old this month.

"Only 28% of bisexual people say that all or most of the important people in their life know they are bisexual, compared to 77% of gay men and 71% of lesbians."

yes the biphobia is *THAT* real and pervasive among my peers. if i lived practically anywhere else there's no chance i'd be out, you run such a high chance of pissing absolutely everyone that isn't bi off.

the Aponogeton boivinianus (big leafy boi on the right) is taking over this tank. also my Anubius nana (marble petite) just refuses to take root and is floating. free advertising for my favorite head shop, too. their new location is twice the size of their old location, which was twice the size of the one before that!

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@freemo thank you. you were always the least of my worries, i know that you understand love and freedom at a certain depth that others will never come close to. i'm very fortunate that my city is as liberal is it gets, and i'm very fortunate to have a place here. <3

ok so for like bi stuff is there a single hashtag that ISN'T dating spam we can use? i picked one hell of a year to out myself i tell ya.

i just played Mario Kart DS for the first time and got a 1:04:699 on Rainbow Road. i think i only fell off once that lap, and it was the first lap because beginner's luck? this map is, as always, excellent. 10 out of 10 i'm glad i let a youtube video convince me to pick up this title. the video was from Summoning Salt, because who doesn't love a good speedrun?

@freemo i'm doing a thing and could make use of any astronomy pics you have taken that have some vibrant colors (yes this is asking a lot, but it's ok it's going on my phone). i know that shot of Orion's nebula sticks out in my head.

finally an excellent subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/bicolors/

@peterdrake "yote" but "yeeted" is the colloquialism as much as i hate it with every ounce of my millennial self.

as a kinda tall guy, i love it when people ask me to reach stuff for them <3

http://udel.edu/~mm/ham/randomWire/ apparently random wires should not be so random.

i was thinking of running one through the requisite 9:1 as a SDR's receiving antenna. how bad of an idea is this compared to other receive-only HF antennas?

mfw reading about the P-T extinction event while drinking my morning coffee (i only got halfway through the wiki article last night)

it occurs to me that a lot of shit has happened here that we'll never know about. ever.

there is currently intelligent discourse on climate change in qoto's timeline. this is such a good instance <3

my colony of Physae acuta is getting to be as big as they'll get, which is about 15mm

Physae are the best snail friends.

at first i thought i was weird for eating yogurt in traffic, but i remembered that the dude that drove my middle school carpool ate cereal on the way. that wasn't terrifying at all.