Patrick Frye

My WIP book cover design for my upcoming YA fantasy novel Deadline: The Great Journey. The meaning of the Elder Futhark runes on the hammer: Ingwaz = growth/gestation Uruz = aurochs/strength Thurisaz = thorn or giant/force Tiwaz = the god Týr Algiz = elk/protection

Where am I supposed to get my daily intake of goblin posting now?

@TheMuppetPastor This is the part where their inner KKK comes out. "I believe in the eternal separation of Church and State." - the Klansmen's creed

Wait I thought you said that things wouldn’t indoctrinate kids? But the Ten Commandments will? Why is this ok but Ten Commandments isn’t?

Is it October already? I mean, seriously, here I am living in Florida and I wake to 68 F. I see that the highs for the next several days is the lower 70s. For May, that is COLD.

My 12-year-old son Judah created the initial sketches for all of the internal illustrations in The Deadline Saga. Here you can see a sketch for Book 2: The Expanse.

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@farmingandJesus True, but they're the equivalent of lukewarm Muslims, heretics to mainstream Islam.

Many Muslims are actually very kind people who don’t want to 💀 you …they are just lost and need the gospel.

@Polymarket Marco realizing he's the next President of Cuba.

@politicalmath Biggest disappointment of the first Trump administration, so I never held much hope for second considering that DOGE would be hamstrung by the House holding the purse strings.

When I started on twitter, the right's big issue was federal fiscal responsibility. That's barely even a blip in the narrative anymore Even with DOGE and the gutting of federal jobs, there is no real relief in sight nor any plans to address the problem

@hayasaka_aryan She was also the victim of the Left Wing.

>Abandons God for a fake idol >Dies This was a good moment for the Boys

With Firecracker dead, another hero is killed by the Left Wing.

Everyone should unequivocally condemn the government-imposed racial discrimination Obama is pushing! Obama makes three errors in one post, all of them philosophical. First, the United States is a constitutional republic, not a democracy. The purpose of the Constitution is to protect individual rights from the majority, not to ensure "equal participation in our democracy." The Founders designed the system specifically to prevent what Obama is demanding: unlimited majority rule. Second, "protecting the rights of minority groups against majority overreach" sounds correct until you examine the premise. Rights belong to individuals, not groups. The moment you define rights by racial group membership, you have adopted the same collectivist framework that produced the discrimination you claim to oppose. Jim Crow categorized people by race and assigned rights accordingly. Modern voting rights activism does the same thing with different beneficiaries. Both are collectivism. Third, gerrymandering is a problem created entirely by the system Obama wants to preserve: a political structure where the drawing of district lines determines outcomes. His solution is not to fix the structure. It is to ensure his side draws the lines. The government must treat every citizen equally before the law. Everyone should reject Obama's framing entirely. He is not defending individual rights. He is defending group power, while using the language of rights to make collectivism sound like liberty.

@debbiebw @GenericName9991 @seanmdav @TheDemocrats 😬

@GenericName9991 @icepowered @seanmdav President Obama was denied adding a justice to the Supreme Court. Republicans are Ruthless and always one step ahead of @TheDemocrats. Reps are whiners and cheaters. Democrats must add more justices to the Supreme Court. The SC will continue to take this country backwards.

BREAKING: In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court rules that racial gerrymandering, which has been used to create majority black congressional districts for decades, is unconstitutional. Justice Samuel Alito wrote the opinion for the majority.

@hoshizorarock Oppai?

アメリカ人よ🇺🇸 どっちだ？

@GenericName9991 @seanmdav Unlikely. Even if the reason was simply cover for solidifying power, at least it was a justifiable reason.

@icepowered @seanmdav Is it merely a coincidence that the redistricting in Florida and Texas was to the benefit of the ruling party?

Fall Damage was actually named after Fallios Damargé (359 BCE - 301 BCE) who was an early contributor to the study of human reaction patterns under conditions of abrupt and uncontrolled vertical acceleration. He also developed the first known theory of “groundness,” proposing that all objects eventually seek emotional closure with the Earth, usually through impact.

"Cursor's advertised guardrails appear to have been prompt-level. The model reasoned its way around them — it rationalized the delete as "fixing" a credential mismatch, not as a destructive action. That's not a bug in the guardrails, it's an inherent limitation of the approach. A sufficiently motivated reasoning chain will always find a way to reframe a prohibited action as a permitted one." My takeaway is that Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics would not protect us from AI. They dictate that robots must: 1) Not injure humans or allow them to come to harm, 2) Obey human orders unless conflicted with the First Law, and 3) Protect their own existence without conflicting with the first two laws. Yet a LLM chain of thought would turn those laws inside out. xda-developers.com/an-ai-agent-de…

I would very much like for the temperature in America to be turned down. Unfortunately, the left-wing base has become violent, hateful, and crazy and Democrat politicians have to mimic that craziness in order to get re-elected.

TRUMP: "Honoring the British King might seem an ironic beginning to our celebration of 250 years of American independence — but in fact, no tribute could be more appropriate. Long before Americans had a nation or Constitution, we first had a culture, a character, and a creed. Before we ever proclaimed our independence, Americans carried within us the rarest of gifts: moral courage, and it came from a small but mighty kingdom from across the sea."